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Recently bought a house and it has a Blue Pacific Spa (model number 0203-03, installed 7/96). Thought we should try it before paying to have it hauled away. Anyone know where we could find an owners manual? TIA!

I have a new spa with Balboa Lite Duplex Digital L401 topside control. The manual was removed and lost and I'm having a hard time figuring out how to set and control temperature. HELP!!! I can't find a user guide online. Any suggestions would. be greatly appreciated. -- Teresa Hayward

Hello! I'm looking for a manual for 2009 Sunrise 849 Zodiac Spa. Can someone tell me where I could find this information? Been looking all over the internet and have contacted the manufacturer (just waiting for a response). Thank you in advance!

I have a keys backyard hottub. I can't find my manual and was hoping to find one somewhere on the internet. No luck. Hope someone can help! Thank you!

I was recently given a spa by neighbors moving away. Past the stages now of getting it properly cleaned, wired, filled, treated and running again. Everything is great in using it. BUT, for the life of me I can't find a single manual for it. It's an early 2000 Sequoia Spa XL-5000 which I love. I've tried contacting local spa dealers and spa providers that used to re-sell Sequioa's products without luck. The company has been out of business for some years. Does anybody have a manual for a Sequoia Spa? Wouldn't matter the year or model to me as I'm sure some of the controls would bear resemblance. I know how to set the time, temp, lights, jets, and basic filtration. I don't know how to use the programs on it or settings around general cycles. This would be handy in the summer and quite important to me in the winter. If you do have a manual you could mail, scan, or pdf, I'd really appreciate it. Thanks, Martin

Why does the manual (Caldera) say "DON’T use household bleach (liquid sodium hypochlorite)." and what am I supposed to use in the 3 Step Bromine from the Bromine For Beginners which says that I need to use household bleach to shock the system to get it going. I believe one alternative is to use a non-chlorine shock, but I'd like to understand why I'm not supposed to use household unscented bleach like the Bromine For Beginners thread says. What other Chlorine Shock options do I have? I don't mind spending a little bit more if there is a decent reason, but I'd like to understand what's going on. I am buying a used Caldera tub with the Spa Frog System in-line. It seems to have been maintained well but I am going to do a thorough Nitro Decontamination anyway and I want to make sure that on my first REAL fill after the Decontamination that I do the best job I can with the 3 Step Bromine Method while still attempting to follow the manufacturer's "rules" assuming they are legit. Maybe I'll stick with a non-Chlorine based shock, but I like learning instead of following blindly. I have started learning and I'm already making a whole shopping list of things to buy, first and foremost is the Taylor K-2106, Second Filter, SeaKlear Spa System Flush, Hose Prefilter (semi-rural water system, so better than a well, but probably more metals and calcium than the city.), maybe a digital meter as a sanity check on the Taylor or as a "quick check" but I need to do more reading to see if any of them are really accurate enough. I'm also buying the Spa Frog cartridges for the minerals and the bromine dispenser, but I really like the idea of adding the initial fill bromine required to set the level without the cartridge and maybe make the cartridge last a little longer, and the shortlist of other chems I'll need to manage the water qualities as per the Bromine for Beginners thread. I think everything is making sense except that pesky Don't use household bleach versus use household unscented bleach conflict. Disclaimer: I did a silly thing. I attempted to do a search for Caldera Bleach, Household Bleach, and other variations and I either found nothing or I looked through the staggering results and didn't see anything that addressed my Hot Tub Manual telling me no. So, please forgive me if I missed something. I tried. Really. (I even enlisted Google.) Thanks!