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IMPORTANT NOTICE: For MSpas, with inflated liners / shells, please do not deflate or drain the spa unless you are absolutely certain that is necessary to clear any error. Similarly,...
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Power Outages and PRCD Management

Last Updated: 29th September, 2025

Is This You? Living in a location in New Zealand where you sometimes lose power? And especially for those that have an MSpa located at a holiday home or other...

Extension leads and MSpas

Last Updated: 29th September, 2025

Flexible Placement Your MSpa can be situated on any flat surface anywhere inside or outside on your property. That flexibility is one of the spa pool's highligh...

Filter Cartridge Care

Last Updated: 29th September, 2025

Understanding the Filter Indicator The filter symbol on your MSpa will flash at you when the MSpa determines it's time to replace the filter with a new one. You...

Inflatable Insulation Bladder Care

Last Updated: 29th September, 2025

The instructions say stop inflating before all wrinkles have gone. After years of experiencing the deflating insulation bladder, I learnt a few things that I ha...

MSpa Storage Guide

Last Updated: 29th September, 2025

Before Storing Your MSpa Follow these steps to properly prepare your MSpa for storage: 1. Clean the Control Unit Pipes Check your control unit pipes for any r...

How Long Can You Leave Your MSpa in Standby Mode?

Last Updated: 29th September, 2025

Dave's comment: I've not yet found the limit. The longest I've left one of my MSpas has been 6 weeks. Quick Method When I'm sure I won't be back at my MSpa with...

Holiday / remote settings

Last Updated: 29th September, 2025

When you aren’t going to be using your MSpa for a while, you need not drain it,deflate it and store it away. Of course that is still an option, but some Kiwis c...

Limescale Prevention and Treatment Guide

Last Updated: 22nd September, 2025

What Causes Limescale? Limescale develops when the pH of the water is left consistently higher than the pH OK Range of the test strips. The high pH causes any c...

Filter Cleaning And Replacement

Last Updated: 18th September, 2025

Filters should be cleaned at least once per week, but as a rule wash them thoroughly with a garden hose anytime filters start to look brown in colour like in th...

How Much Should My Spa Running Costs Be?

Last Updated: 22nd September, 2025

There are a number of variables that will affect your spa's running cost. These include set temperature, how often you are running the bubbler, if are you keepi...

How To Operate The Heating Timer

Last Updated: 22nd September, 2025

The timer function on your smart control or top panel works differently to a conventional timer. You CANNOT set specific times of day that you would like the sp...

Insect and Rodent Mayhem

Last Updated: 22nd September, 2025

Insects such as ants and cockroaches can cause severe damage to your control unit. Slugs and rodents also seem particularly fond of the heat coming from your...

Older Spa Models and 120 Pleat Filters

Last Updated: 22nd September, 2025

120 Pleat filters do not require the cartridge filter bayonet as shown above. The base of the bayonet is essentially built into the 120 pleat filters and the f...

Pairing the Remote with the LED Light Strip

Last Updated: 22nd September, 2025

If you cannot get your remote to function with the LED light strip on Aurora or Oslo models, first make sure you insert batteries into remote as remotes do not...

Portable Spas are NOT compatible with Silver Products

Last Updated: 22nd September, 2025

Our Portable Spa range has been tested and is compatible for use with both bromine and chlorine. Our products have not been tested for silver products and its...

Warranty Information and How To Return Your Control Unit

Last Updated: 22nd September, 2025

Portable Spas NZ warrants all Spa Models and the Wicker Surround Set only against defects in material and workmanship for a period of: ONE (1) Year. The warrant...