How to Maintain Your Beachcomber

Yes you can on models manufactured 2019 and later. It takes 5 minutes to do the conversion after an electrician has run the 240 volts.

The maximum water temperature you should be able to heat up your hot tub to is 104 degrees Fahrenheit.

You have the heater sleeping. To get out of Sleep Mode press the Temp button (not massage), then the Light Button.

Drain the tub. Use your light wrench tool to remove the lens. You will need to apply plenty of pressure as it will be very tight. Push and twist left to loosen. You may need to attach a wrench to this light wrench tool to give yourself additional leverage...

Drain the tub. Separate the locking ring and the jet. Use PVC glue to attach the locking ring on the tub. Let this dry completely. Screw the RFM jet onto the locking ring.

The GFCI (ground fault circuit interrupter) cord gets connected to the management system inside the hot tub cabinet. Please ensure all electrical connections are performed by a licenced electrician.

Yes. Beachcomber hot tubs have memory settings for temperature, filter cycle & heat mode. In the case of a power outage, when power comes back on your hot tub should heat back to the last temperature.

The steps are insulated with a reflective foil to move heat away from the management system. Cool motor(s) = longer life span.

EverLite 4 (SKU 3003110) has 4 settings, while EverLite 6 (SKU 3003111) has 6 settings and is made specifically for hot tubs equipped with above the waterline lighting such as Eclipse Moodlighting and Roman Arch Waterfall lighting.

Empty the tub, tip it up on its side then dig through the foam with a wood dowell with a bit of a point to poke through - look for the wet area under the tub and that is your leak point.

No. The reset button is on your breaker.

Your heater element could be burnt out, or the circuit board relay is bad.

Tub use rate and ambient temperature and Kw hour charges will have a large efffect on cost to operate but less than a dollar a day is normal.