Spa Touch User Guide

Balboa TP740 Topside (pdf)

SpaTouch2™ User Guide (42281_A) (pdf)

Spa Touch User’s Guide 2016-2017 (pdf)

Spa Touch User’s Guide 2015 (pdf)

Chromazon3™ User Guide (pdf)

Chromazone Lighting (pdf)

Parts Manuals

SpaECLIPSE – CD Ozone Generator for Spas (pdf)

Gecko Equipment Packs (pdf)

Gecko In Touch “Teck Book” (pdf)

Top Side Remote Instruction Card for Balboa Controls (pdf)

bwa™ Apps for Android and iPhone

Android: http://www.balboawatergroup.com/bwa

iPhone: http://www.balboawatergroup.com/New!-bwa

Pillows or Headrests

Your Wind River hot tub comes equipped with headrests designed to make your time in the water more comfortable so that you can get the most out of your precious relaxation. However, hot tub headrests can become damaged over time as the coating wears over time in a hyper chlorinated environment, thus compromising the integrity of the material. So short of you pulling them after each use, which we know is time consuming. You will need to replace them occasionally as they break down.
Spa Pillows: https://windriverspas.com/product/pillow-wind-river/

10 Things You Should Never Do To Your Hot Tub

1. Don’t turn the power off and leave your hot tub full of water, especially in the winter. You’re courting disaster if the temperature plummets. Repairing a frozen hot tub is costly! A Wind River Spa is engineered to run 24/7 at the lowest energy use.
2. Don’t leave your hot tub full & running if you’re not going to maintain the water. This is a sure-fire way to end up with a stinky, unsanitary mess that will require a lot of work by you to clean up.
3. Don’t let your hot tub cover get so heavy that it can’t be lifted. It takes the enjoyment out of using your hot tub, costs you money in extra heating costs and will damage the lifter.
4. Don’t take the hot tub filters out of the filter compartment and forget to clean them before they dry out. You’ll be looking at purchasing new filters.
5. Don’t forget to clean your filter every month even if you aren’t using your hot tub and replace it every 3-6Months.
6. Don’t use the hot tub as a bathtub to clean off your dirt & grime. Shower before hot tubbing.
7. Don’t forget to check your ozonator periodically to find out if it’s working.  Research indicates that up to 60% of older ozone generators are not producing sufficient levels of ozone for sanitation. The presence of bubbles from the spa’s ozone jet does not indicate adequate production of ozone.
8. Don’t get into the hot tub if the water is green, has a musty smell. That’s a sure sign that the water is not clean and sanitary.   Drain & refill and follow the start-up procedures
9. Don’t ever cover your hot tub with clear plastic. Plastic will magnify the sun’s rays and trap heat, which can cause the cover insulation to melt, or your spa cabinet to warp.
10. We recommend that you always keep the hot tub full of water when it is exposed to direct sunlight and that you always keep the insulating cover in place when the hot tub is not in use.