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Trevi Spa User Guide

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Table of contents

Reminder list ................................................................................................3

Introduction ..................................................................................................4

Choosing the best location for your spa ......................................................5

During delivery ......................................................................................... 5-6

Installation options for your spa .............................................................. 6-7

Initial start-up procedure .............................................................................7

Winterizing procedure ..................................................................................9

Opening procedures for spas .....................................................................12

Precautions when using your spa during winter .......................................13

Draining procedures ...................................................................................13

Winter emergency procedures............................................................. 14-15

Instruction spa cover ..................................................................................16

Maintenance of spa components and water balancing instructions .. 21-22

Trevi spa maintenance products ................................................................23

Spa Pack error codes..................................................................................24

Compulsory and optional training ..............................................................30

Customer access ........................................................................................31

Contact .......................................................................................................32

Trevi Spa User Guide 3

Reminder list

Model :

Year :

Height :

Quantity liters :

Customer number (TC)

Purchase date :

Important notes:

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Introduction

This guide was developed to help you enjoy a trouble-free spa. The information and instructions it presents are easy to understand and apply to most types of installations. It explains how to maintain an adequate level of chlorine and how to prevent problems. It also covers all procedures related to the care of your spa, from opening to closing, including water testing and regular maintenance. At the end of the manual is a Troubleshooting Guide to help you resolve problems. Of course, the experts at your nearest TRÉVI location are available to answer any questions not covered by this manual. Refer to this guide to make the most of your spa. Remember that for your safety, certain precautions must be taken when handling and storing chemicals. Please be sure to read the warnings and dosage requirements on product labels and to follow package directions carefully. Never put two chemicals in the water at the same time. Always dilute products in water before pouring them into the pool. Don’t forget that chlorine is corrosive to steel. And most importantly, keep all pool products out of the reach of children.

CAUTION : When using chlorine, always add the product to water. Do not pour water over chlorine or an explosive reaction may result. A few drops of water are enough to trigger an explosion.

Safety precautions ▪ To avoid health hazards, never heat the spa water above 104°F (40°C). Limit the use of the spa to

15-minute intervals to avoid nausea. ▪ Never enter the spa when under the influence of alcohol or when using drugs that may cause

drowsiness. If you are taking medication, check with your doctor before using the spa. ▪ Because children are sensitive to high temperatures, they should use the spa with prudence. ▪ and only under adult supervision. ▪ Pregnant women should consult their physician before using the spa. ▪ Hot water is an ideal medium for spreading infections. Do not use the spa if you have an open wound. ▪ Always be careful when entering and exiting the spa.

Emergency preparedness ▪ Always have a well-stocked First Aid kit on hand in a well-identified place that is easily accessible to

adults but out of reach of children. ▪ Keep a sheet outlining cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) procedures near the spa.

Make sure the sheet is waterproof. ▪ Encourage each member of your family to learn CPR. ▪ Memorize emergency phone numbers.

Insurance ▪ Check with your insurance company to ensure that your spa is covered by your homeowner’s policy.


Choosing the best location for your spa

Here are some basic elements you will have to remember when choosing the location of your new spa.

Safety firstDo not install your spa within 3 metres of overhead electrical lines.

How will you use your spa?How you plan to use your spa will help you determine its location. For example, are you going to use it for recreational or therapeutic purposes? If your spa is mainly used for the family, please allow enough space around it for activities. If you intend to use it for relaxation and therapy, you probably want to create a special atmosphere all around the spa.

EnvironmentIf you intend using your spa during the winter season, it is advisable to place the spa close to an entrance door to your property. By doing this, you’ll have a place to change in total comfort. During the winter, bare trees don’t really provide any privacy. Take into account the environment of the spa all year round to establish the best privacy solutions.

Also, think of the view you’ll have when you use your spa. Is your yard equipped with a special landscaped area that you especially enjoy? Perhaps there’s a special place that boasts a soothing breeze during the day or a beautiful sunset in the evening?

Prévoyez un accès pour l'entretienMany people choose to build a decorative structure all around their spa. If you are installing your spa with any type of structure on the outside, such as a gazebo, remember to allow access for maintenance. The spa must have clear spaces of at least 18'' each around it to allow the technician to make repairs if need be. In addition, it is vital that the control panel be made accessible at all times for the technician in case of breakage.

During delivery

What is not included:

▪ Delivery inside the residence. ▪ Delivery if access is less than 100" high and 40" wide. ▪ Rock dust. ▪ Picking up earth and sod. ▪ The electrical connection. ▪ Installation of the GFCI (switch /circuit breaker compulsory grounding). ▪ Installation of the cover, its supports and fasteners. ▪ Installation of the steps.

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After-sale client responsibility

▪ Contact the insurer to determine if the spa is well insured for damages which are not covered by the Trevi warranty. See the exclusions set forth in your general Trevi warranty.

▪ Determine the exact location of the spa before arrival of the deliverymen. ▪ Provide adequate access for installers, namely 100" high and 40" wide minimum. ▪ Contact a licensed electrician for the electrical connection. IMPORTANT: Please notify your

electrician that the 3/6 wire must be copper. ▪ Be sure to leave free access all around the spa (on 4 sides) for: service, closing, opening, maintenance

or future repairs (compulsory minimum 18" clearance on each side). It is also compulsory to provide the same access if the spa is flush-mounted or embedded. If the spa is moved to access it, this will be at the customer’s cost. Make sure that all screws of the spa are accessible at all times.

▪ Fill the spa and add cleaning products. ▪ Install the gazebo unless its installation is included in the contract. ▪ When the spa is completed and running, take a 500 ml water sample to the store for complete analysis

of your water. ▪ Take the free in-store courses for the opening, maintenance and closing of your spa. Only the

maintenance course is COMPULSORY. ▪ Following delivery of the spa, you have 3 days to make sure the jets are working well.

Installation options for your spa

Option 1: Installation on stone dustRemove sod and excavate site to a depth of four inches. The perimeter of the site should allow for an additional six inches on all sides of the spa (be sure to base calculations on the exact dimensions of your spa). Fill site with six inches of compacted stone dust, i.e. to two inches above the ground level. You will avoid that the spa cave in too much into the ground over time and the technician will be able to remove the spa skirt if a repair must be made.

Option 2: Installation on a concrete slabRemove sod and excavate site to a depth of six inches. The perimeter of the site should allow for an additional six inches on all sides of the spa (be sure to base calculations on the exact dimensions of your spa). Fill site with six inches of washed 3/4" clean gravel, then pour a four-inch concrete slab over gravel layer.

NOTE: Ensure proper drainage of any water that may accumulate on the concrete slab.

Option 3: Installation on a wood or cement deckExcavate holes for the installation of 8-inch cement pillars (sonotubes). Footing holes for the pillars must extend below the frost line. Install pillars under the four corners and center of the spa. Set supports on pillars and place 2"X 8" joists on supports at 12" intervals. Your deck needs to be able to support 85 lbs per square foot.


Option 4: In-deck installationFollow instructions for option 1 above (Installation on stone dust) and build patio around installation. Ensure that the spa remains accessible. Do not let surface deck elements, such as planks, touch the spa. Be sure to maintain a minimum clearance of 18” all around the spa. It must be accessible for servicing if required.

Option 5 : Indoor installationIt is important to call on the expertise of a building specialist for this type of installation. Indoor installations must comply with specific criteria, failing which serious problems may arise. Don’t hesitate to call a building specialist who will be able to guide you in your project.

Option 6 : Installation in gazeboBe sure to maintain a minimum clearance of 18” all around the spa. It must be accessible for servicing if required.

Electrical hook-upAll spas must be equipped with mechanical grounding (a no. 6 AWG connector), a 3/6 gauge wire (MUST ABSOLUTELY BE A COPPER WIRE) and a ground fault interrupter (GFI) / ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) with neutral 120/240 V voltage. The GFI must be installed 5 to 10 feet from the spa for easy maintenance.

Initial start-up procedures

Step 1: Start-up and emptying the spa ▪ Fill the spa by inserting the hose into the skimmer, where the holes are under the cartridges, up to one

inch below the neck jets (at the level of the trapezoids) or one centimeter below the lowest pad. All cushions must be outside the water.

▪ Fill the spa with the skimmer by removing the filters and filling to 1/4" below the lowest headrest. ▪ Put the GFCI to ON and activate the pumps. ▪ Put 2 cups of bleach directly into the tub and let agitate for an hour. Attention: the pumps will turn off

after 20 minutes, so do not forget to re-start them. ▪ Put the GFCI to OFF. ▪ Drain the spa according to one of the following methods:

- Using gravity, with the help of the drain hose: pull the drain plug and, once released, unscrew it. Screw on the hose and pull the part forward again so that the water drains.

- Using gravity, with the help of a vacuum cleaner hose. - With a submersible pump.

▪ Clean the spa shell with a cloth and mild soap (ideally dishwasher detergent because it won't make much foam). Rinse well.

▪ Fill up the spa. ▪ Bring a 500 ml sample of the spa water once the water temperature has reached over 85°F (30°C) to your

Trevi store to analyze the water. ▪ Visit trevi.ca/services for the maintenance course schedule.

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Step 2: Setting the time and the filtering cycle ▪ All information about each of the keyboards can be found on our web site at trevi.ca, in the virtual

documents section of the Customer Access section.

▪ The filter cycle needs to be changed to increase the frequency and duration for a total of 8 hours of filtration daily. We recommend that you adjust the frequency rather than the duration. In this way, the spa starts up more frequently, but for less long.

Press the Light button for 5 seconds. The display shows the current duration

of the filtration cycle in hours.

Use the Up or Down keys to set the length of the cycle in hours.

0 = No filtration 12 = continuous Filtration.

When the desired value is displayed, press the Light button to confirm. A filtration cycle starts. The Filtration

display light is lit during a cycle.

Pressing and quickly releasing the Filter key will enable the clock display. Pressing the key for 5 seconds will allow you to enter the programming menu. In the programming menu, the following items can be set: the clock, the filtering cycles or the purging cycles, economy mode and temperature units. In the programming menu, use the +/- buttons to adjust the settings and use the Filter key to move to the next setting. The changes will be saved only after confirmation of the last setting. If you do not press the key for 10 seconds, the system will exit the programming menu without saving the changes.

Enter the programming menu by holding down the Filter key for 5 seconds. The display will show the current clock setting. The minutes will be set and the hours will flash.

Depending on the manufacturer’s setting, your system can be adjusted according to the military 24-hour designation or the regular 12-hour designation.

Setting the hour: Use the +/- buttons to change the setting of the hour (AM/PM). Press the Filter key to move to the next setting, minutes.

Setting the minutes: Use the +/- buttons to change the minutes setting. Press the Filter key to move to the next setting, filtration (FS) start time.

Programming the filtration cycle: The filter cycle menu includes the following settings: the start time (FS), the duration (Fd) and frequency (FF). A filter cycle is to start all the pumps and the turbine at high speed for 1 minute (purging stage) then, the filter pump will run at low speed for the remainder of the filtration cycle (cleaning step).

Filter menu / Programming

Setting the clock

PM display


The display will show FSxx, "xx" representing the filter cycle start time. Use the +/- buttons to adjust the hours. Use the Filter button to move to the next setting, filtration duration (FD).

The display will show Fdxx, "xx" represents the duration in hours of the filter cycle. Use the +/- buttons to adjust the duration. Use the Filter key to move to the next setting, the filter frequency (FF).

0 = No filtration 24 = Continuous Filtration

It is not recommended to put the setting to "0".

L'afficheur va montrer FFxx, "xx" représentant le nombre de cycles de filtration par jour. Utilisez les touches +/- pour ajuster la fréquence. Utilisez la touche Filtre pour passer au paramètre suivant, le mode économie (EP).

Winterizing procedure

Note: Carefully read this entire document before proceeding with the closure of your spa.In order to avoid unpleasant surprises, please check with your insurance company to make sure that your spa is insured. If you choose not to make optimum use of your spa and prefer closing it for the winter, we suggest that you continue to maintain it until the time of closure and have a complete test of your water done in one of our two superstores or six branches. Keeping the water clean longer helps minimize the accumulation of dirt and the formation of bacteria, thereby preventing any risk of contamination. To protect equipment against freezing and to maintain clear water, never turn off the filter system prior to winterizing the spa.

Step 1 : Procedure ▪ First, run pumps and pour 2 cups of bleach into the spa, let the pumps run for one hour. (Warning: pumps

will shut off automatically after 20 minutes, so don’t forget to restart them periodically).

▪ Disconnect the power supply to the pumps, the lights and the ozone generator.

▪ Empty the spa using one of the following methods:

- By gravity, with a draining hose.

- By gravity, using a vacuum hose.

- With a submersible pump.

*PM displaySetting the start-up of the filtration cycle

Setting the duration of the filtering cycle

Setting the duration of the filtering cycle

The ‘’Filter cycle’’ display lights up when the filter is being operated.

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▪ Remove cartridge(s) and rinse with clean running water. Let them soak in Cartridge cleaner for 12 hours, as per the product’s instructions. Rinse, air dry and store for the winter. If the cartridges are no longer any good, make sure to note all relevant information (such as model number) and photograph the cartridges before discarding them.

▪ Remove all adjustable jets Leave headrests in place. ▪ Clean the shell with a mild soap, such as liquid dishwashing soap. ▪ Make sure that the guillotine valves are open (located on either side of the heating element as well as

in front of the pump(s). If your system is equipped with In.Clear, refer to section Cleaning your in.clear below.

Step 2 : Draining the pipesYou should use a Shop-Vac type vacuum with 4.5 HP blower or more to shut down your spa properly.

Scenario 1: Spa with one bypass valve for each pump:

▪ Step 1 (Begin with pump 1) – Unscrew the bypass valve by 2" and remove all o-rings to avoid losing them. Remove the black swivel inside the valve, and blow into the centre with the blower. Insert the swivel backwards and direct it towards the left or right opening. Make sure you do this for both valves. Reinstall the o-rings, taking care to lubricate with Jack’s formula and replace pivot correctly to close valve. Vacuum the remaining water from the footwell.

▪ Repeat step 1 for pump # 2 (and pump # 3, if applicable).

▪ Step 2 (secondary pipes) – Neck jet and waterfall valves. Unscrew the on/off valve, remove the o-rings and the swivel. Blow into the valve using the blower cone until no water is left in waterfalls and neck jets. Reinstall the o-rings, taking care to lubricate with Jack’s formula, and reinstall the swivel properly. Close the valve. Vacuum the remaining water from the footwell.

▪ Step 3 – Vacuum the spa’s drain for about 1 or 2 minutes with the vacuum cleaner. Vacuum each body jet at least twice using vacuum. Vacuum the ozone generator nozzle using the vacuum cleaner, as well as the holes in the skimmer and bottom drains.

▪ Dry any residual traces of water on the spa shell with a chamois.

Scenario 2: Spa with 1 bypass valve for 2 pumps, or no bypass valve at all.

NOTE: If the spa is not equipped with a bypass valve, begin at step 2 and repeat step 2 for pump 1 as well.

▪ Step 1 (Begin with pump 1) – Unscrew the bypass valve by 2" and remove all o-rings to avoid losing them. Remove the black swivel inside the valve, and blow into the centre with the blower. Insert the swivel backwards and direct it towards the left or right opening. Make sure you do this for both valves. Reinstall the o-rings, taking care to lubricate with Jack’s formula and replace pivot correctly to close valve. Vacuum the remaining water from the footwell.

▪ Step 2: Remove the skirt on the side where pump 2 is located. Unscrew the two rings from pump 2. It is sometimes necessary to remove the pump entirely from its position. Be careful not to break anything on or around the pump when removing it. Blow into the front tube to clear the drains properly. Blow into the top pipe to thoroughly flush the jets. You should do this at least twice for each pipe. Vacuum the remaining water from the footwell.

▪ Step 3 (secondary pipes) – Neck jet and waterfall valves. Unscrew the on/off valve, remove the o-rings and the swivel. Blow into the valve using the blower cone until no water is left in waterfalls and neck jets. Reinstall the o-rings, taking care to lubricate with Jack’s formula, and reinstall the swivel properly. Close the valve. Vacuum the remaining water from the footwell.

▪ Vacuum the spa’s drain for about 1 or 2 minutes with the vacuum cleaner. ▪ Vacuum each body jet at least twice using vacuum.


▪ Vacuum the ozone generator nozzle using the vacuum cleaner, as well as the holes in the skimmer and bottom drains.

▪ Don’t forget to replace the skirt panels and to screw them back into place.

Step 3 : Winterizing ▪ Switch off GFCI breaker outside and breaker on main panel inside. ▪ Dry off the shell. ▪ Pour non-toxic antifreeze into each skimmer hole until antifreeze starts coming out through the drains

inside the spa. Add another 1/2 cup of antifreeze into each jet. ▪ Clean your spa cover with Cover cleaner and allow to dry. Apply a coat of wax to keep leather hydrated

throughout winter. Position cover on top of spa. ▪ Cover your spa cover with a sheet of plywood so that the cover is entirely protected (only the cover, not

the skirt). ▪ Cover your spa with a sheet of polyethylene and ensure that it is well attached to make it through the

winter. Leave a space between the polyethylene sheet and the spa skirt to avoid moisture build-up.

Step 4 : Cleaning your In.Clear ▪ Disconnect the In.Clear and unscrew the joints on either side of the cell. Remove the cell from the spa. ▪ Install the rubber ring and plastic screw on the threaded end of the cell. Screw thoroughly. ▪ Place the cell in vertical position in a plastic bucket, with the closed end at the bottom. Pour

Lectra Clean into it until the electrodes are covered. Let stand for 15 minutes and pour product back into bottle for future use.

▪ Remove rubber ring and plastic screw, then rinse the inside of the cell with clean water. ▪ Reposition cell under spa and carefully screw it back into place on either side.

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Opening procedures for spas

PreparationIf you followed our advice when you closed your spa, opening procedures will be very simple for you! ▪ Check the general condition of your spa for the following problems: split hoses, broken valves; loose

collars or clamps; dried up seals; cracked acrylic, etc. ▪ Make the necessary repairs before continuing. If necessary, do not hesitate to go to your TREVI store. ▪ Check the chemicals you have in stock. If they are outdated, throw them out. If you are missing any,

procure them before continuing with the opening. If you have an Aqua check or Trévi 3-IN-1 TEST KIT, check the expiration date.

Step 1: Preparation of spa ▪ Make sure the spa is level.

▪ Remove wooden cover installed when winterizing.

▪ Remove cover and clean with the Cleaner for spa cover or 1 teaspoon of liquid dish soap to 9 liters of water. Rince thoroughly.

▪ Place filtering cartridges and basket in skimmer.

▪ Connect motor, blower and ozonator (if applicable) and light.

▪ Open ball valves on the pipe ends.

▪ Clean the acrylic using slightly soapy water.

▪ Replace jets in their housings.

▪ Fill the spa with a garden hose up to 1 cm below the lowest cushion.

▪ Place the garden hose towards the hole(s) of the cartridge(s).

▪ Put the GFCI to « ON ».

▪ Close air controls and jets.

▪ Operate the 2 pumps and add 250 ml of TREvINERgY WhIRL. Leach for 1 hour.

▪ Drain the spa using the drain plug.

▪ Fill the spa with a garden hose up to 1 cm below the lowest cushion.

▪ Place the garden hose towards the hole(s) for the cartridge(s).

▪ Put the GFCI to « ON ».

▪ Adjust the desired temperature on the keyboard.

Step 2: Water treatment ▪ Balance alkalinity. It should be between 80 and 100 ppm, ideally 100 ppm. Chlorine and bromine tablets

have a tendency to gradually reduce alkalinity. When total alkalinity is low, pH is unstable, water becomes corrosive and disinfectants do not work. To increase total alkalinity, add TREvINERgY ALKA. To reduce it, add ph-.

▪ Balance pH. The spa water should be slightly alkalic, i.e. between 7.2 and 7.6.

▪ Add 5 caps of TREvINERgY CLEAR. Wait 1 hour.

▪ Add 5 caps of TREvINERgY SECURE. Wait 1 hour.

▪ Begin disinfecting the water with your usual sanitizer.


Precautions when using your spa during winter

So you’ve decided to take advantage of your spa year-round? Here are a few precautions you should take to avoid damage that may be caused by frost or power outages. ▪ Check with your insurance company to ensure that your spa is covered by your homeowner’s policy. ▪ Increase your filtration cycle (FD : 02 - FF : 04) to 8 hours of filtration daily. ▪ Have two 15A ceramic heaters handy, in the event a mechanical breakdown occurs. It is important

not to connect the two heaters onto the same electrical outlet. If you only have one outlet outside, you will need to use an extension cord and plug the other heater inside the property.

▪ Always have 4 (four) gallons of non toxic antifreeze Permafrost on hand in case a power failure forces you to shut down your spa.

▪ Even in cold weather, you should always treat your water to avoid contamination. ▪ Remove the snow from your spa cover on a regular basis : it can only support a maximum ▪ weight of 100 lb. ▪ If you plan on being away for an extended period of time, make sure there is someone to take care of your

spa and that this person knows what to do if the spa breaks or if there is a power failure. Otherwise, shut down your spa before leaving.

▪ Change the water in your spa one last time before frost sets in, in order to perform the operation as safely as possible. Clean all of your spa’s components thoroughly; this way, you will start the winter with clean water which will make maintenance easier, as water cannot be changed in winter due to the risk of frost.

▪ Have a specialist perform a full analysis of your water quality in order to start the winter season with ideal conditions and check your spa daily.

▪ Should you require any assistance, our service department will be open all winter. Here is the phone number to reach us : (514)22-TREvI (87384).

Draining procedures

Because your spa holds a relatively small amount of water, contaminants such as body oil, perspiration, dirt, hair, etc., may become quite concentrated. For this season, the water should be drained and replaced every three months depending on use. ▪ Step 1: Turn off power at the breaker. ▪ Step 2: Pull hose bib out approximately 2" from bottom corner of spa. Remove cap by turning counter

clockwise. ▪ Step 3: Hook up a garden hose to the hose bib located on the exterior corner of the cabinet. With hose

still attached to bib, push the bib approximately half way back in. Water should-then start flowing. ▪ Step 4: When water begins to drain out of the hose, be sure to drain the water to a convenient place. ▪ Step 5: After draining is completed, pull bib back out the full distance. Remove the hose. Replace cap.

Push bib all the way back into corner of spa. Wipe down the inside of your spa making sure your surface is dry and free from standing water. We recommend that after draining or cleaning your spa that you put the cover back on. Avoid exposing the acrylic surface to direct sunlight for an extended period of time. Extended exposure can cause surface fading or cracking, which could void the acrylic warranty. Note: Be sure that hose is on a downward grade to properly drain spa.

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Winter emergency procedure

If you need to temporarily install heaters near your spa to prevent the water from freezing in the piping and avoid damaging it, here's how:

Step 1: Open the panels on the front of your spa.

Step 2: Arrange the panels at an angle to form a wall on each side.

Step 3: Place the heaters.

The left side heater should be directed 45 degrees to the right. The right side heather should be positioned straight in-line or slightly oriented towards the right. In this way, the hose of the water heater will remain hot and air can circulate everywhere below the spa, thus avoiding frozen piping. You must raise the heaters onto blocks or pieces of wood so that the hot air circulates inside the spa and not on the black membrane.


Step 4: Protect and insulate the spa Place a canvas of about 15' x 10' on the spa, then replace the cover. Use the center panel of your spa skirt as a wall to create a shelter with canvas.

Step 5: Insulate the spa

Next, place snow all around the canvas to insulate and retain heat inside the shelter.

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Installation of a manual spa cover

Step 1: Preparation ▪ For installation, the following is required: drill with a star bit,

measuring tape and a pencil. Note: See content of the parts at the end.

▪ Place the frame parts to the ground next to your spa to form a rectangle (Figure 1). Mark the center of (B) and (F) with a pencil. Insert a strap on each side in sections (D).

Step 2: Assembly of the upper section ▪ Insert the ends of (B) in (A). Place this section of the

framework thus formed on the central stitching of the cover. Adjust the parts (A) so that they are approximately 6.5 cm (2 1/2") from the sides of the cover. Center (B) in (A) using a tape measure and the center mark. Make a pencil mark at the junction of (A) and (B) (Figure 2).

▪ Place the upper section on the ground and align the pencil marks made at the ends of (B) and (A). Be sure that the short sides of (A) are level to the other. Connect the different parts of the upper section of the frame using 3/4'' long self-drilling screws (3 at each end). The screw heads should be inside the frame.

▪ Insert the tapered end (C) in (A). Connect (A) and (C) with the 5/16" x 1 5/8" long screws and nuts (2 per side). The nuts must be facing towards the ground.

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Step 3: Assembly of the lower section ▪ Insert the ends of (F) in (E). Place the shorter end (E) on the

conic nose tapered end of (D). To adjust the width, slide the other end of the tubes (D) onto the upper section (C) tubes.

▪ Center (F) in (E) using a tape measure and the center mark. Connect the different parts of the lower section using the 3/4'' long self-drilling screws (3 at each end). The screw heads should be on the outside of the frame.

▪ Connect (D) and (E) using the 5/16" x 1 5/8" long screws and nuts (2 per side). The nuts must be facing towards the ground.

Step 4: Section assembly ▪ Place the assembled lower section of the frame (DEF) at the

bottom of the spa. Install the frame’s 2 mounting brackets (g) 50 cm (20") from each end of the spa. Attach the mounting brackets (g) to the spa with 1 ¼’’ long wood screws and flat washers (4 per support). Do not screw into the joints of the skirt (Figure 3).

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Step 5: Section assembly ▪ Place the top section (ABC) on the central stitching of the

spa cover. Insert (C) in (D). Connect (C) and (D) using the 2 holes of (D) with 3/4'' long self-drilling screws (Figure 4).

Step 6: Installation of belts ▪ Attach the belt which is already inserted into section (D) into

the top hole using 3/4" long self-drilling screws of the flat washer (Figure 5).

▪ Hold the frame so it is 13 cm (5") from the spa. Tighten one of the belts against the edge of the spa. Mark the spot. Fasten the belt bracket against the edge of the spa with 3 1" long wood screws. Do not screw into the joints of the skirt. Attach the belt through the hole in the center of the belt holder using 1¼" wood screws and flat washers (Figure 5).

▪ Do the same thing on the other side the spa.

Step 7: Removal of cover ▪ Place the removal mechanism on the spa cover and

fold the cover over the upper section of the framework (Figure 6). Lift the folded cover away from the spa; the withdrawal mechanism should hold it in place above the ground in a vertical position (Figure 7). Figure 7.2

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5”

10 - 3/16" x 1 ¼" wood screws

Figure 7.2

Figure 5

Figure 7.1

Figure 613 cm

5”

8 - 5/16" x 1 5/8" long screws with hexagonal head

Figure 4

Figure 5

Figure 6 Figure 7

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Installation of the hydraulic spa cover

Before you begin, please determine if you are making a surface or side installation. NOTE: You will find the parts drawing at the end of this document.

Step 1: Attaching the removal support.Note: Place the spa cover in the closed position. Offset the back of the U-bracket for the cover border 5 cm (2") forward. Make sure the U-bracket is parallel to the spa cover. (Figure 1.1)

▪ Surface installation: Attach the U-bracket on the top of the frame in the pre-drilled wood holes using 4 1 1/4" bolts. Install the other side the same way. (Figure 1.2)

▪ Side installation: Check that once assembled, the bracket and the support will have at least 4 aligned holes and that the support will be at 5 cm (2") from the edge of the spa.

▪ Mark the position of the side bracket holes on the wooden edge of the spa and attach it using 4 1 ¼" bolts. Install the other side the same way. (Figure 1.3)

▪ Align the holes of the side bracket with the holes in the U-bracket. There are 5 holes on the U-support and 6 on the bracket. You must align at least 4 holes and secure with the 3/4" bolts and nuts. (Figure 1.3)

Step 2: Assembly of pivoting arms. ▪ Screw the stabilizer bar into the small threaded

cylinder on the pivoting arm using a 5/8" bolt so that the bar passes over the square tube and is perpendicular to the tube (Figure 2.1).

Note: If the cover is more than 12.5 cm (5") thick, screw it parallel to the tube or omit it. Partially screw the extension arm tightening key in the hole located above the stabilizer bar. (Figure 2.1)

Select the swivel arm with the stabilizer bar pointing inwards and attach it to the U-bracket using a hexagonal 1 ¾" bolt and self-locking nut. Do not overtighten. (Figure 2.2)

Figure 1.1

Figure 2.1

Figure 3

Figure 2.2

Figure 1.2: Surface installation Figure 1.3: Side installation

Cover

U-support

Spa edge

4 lag bolts

4 lag bolts

5/8" bolt Locking key

Stabilizer bar

1 ¾" bolt

Pivoting arm

Nut

U-Support

NutHydraulic cylinder

Threaded stud

Threaded stud

Blocking tube

Stabilizer bar

Pivoting bar

minimum of 4 ¾" bolts


Step 3: Cylinder installationNote : Installez le cylindre hydraulique avec blocage du coté le plus accessible du spa. Le tube de blocage doit être en bas et sa partie chevauchante doit être du coté du support en U. Sa partie coupée fait face à l'arrière. Fixez le goujon fileté du petit tube du cylindre hydraulique dans le support en U et sécurisez avec l'écrou indésserrable. Fixez l'autre bout, le gros tube du cylindre hydraulique, dans le bras pivotant et sécurisez à l'aide d'un autre écrou indésserrable. (Figure 3).

Step 4: Assembly of the extension arm ▪ Place the extension arms on each side of the spa and make sure that the set-back, attached, threaded cylinder is

on the top. Screw the 2 pins into the end of each lower side extension arms. (Figure 4.1) Place the spa cover to the closed position and pull it forward. Slide the extension arm pins into the center of the cover seam by keeping the upper pin visible (Figure 4.2). Do the second side. Fold the pivoting arms and push the cover to reinsert the extension arms until the cover is in its normal position. Check that the extension arms are inserted at an equal distance. Screw the locking key to maintain the position (Figure 4.3).

Step 5: Removing the cover ▪ Fold the front half of the cover and lift the cover to the rear (Figure 5).

Step 6: Removing the cover ▪ Push the hydraulic cylinder blocking tube and push the spa cover. Unfold the cover.

Figure 4.2

Figure 4.1

Figure 4.3

Figure 5

Cover stitching

Drawing of parts

2 pins 4 pins with casing

2 locking keys

2 hydraulic cylinders

10 ¾" bolts and nuts2 1¾" bolts

and nuts

2 5/8" bolts

Locking key Cover

stitching

2 extension arms

2 U-supports2 brackets

4 nuts

8 1¼" lag nuts

2 stabilizer bars

2 pivoting arms

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Rear sink clearance for 82" spa

Rear sink clearance for 92" spa

Rear sink clearance for manual sink Rear clearance for

hydraulic sink

Clearance on each side for sink

Distance to be drilled under the spa for the

electrical power supply

Rear sink clearance for manual sink

Rear clearance for hydraulic sink

Clearance on each side for sink

Distance to be drilled under the spa for the

electrical power supply


Maintenance of spa components

The jetsAll jets are adjustable, with the exception of those which are fully chromed (euro jet), so the power can be adjusted. You can also remove them by unscrewing them. Same size jets are interchangeable.

The jets should be examined every time the water is drained to check the level of accumulated scale. If there is scale build-up, the jets must be soaked in a solution containing TREvINERgY SECURE 4 and gently brushed. They then should be rinsed thoroughly.

ValvesDepending on the spa, the number of valves as well as their positioning may vary. Normally, smaller valves are for air control. They allow air to be inserted into the water to make the seat jets more powerful.

There are 2 other types of valves: the shut-off valve and the bypass valve. The first is used to completely open and close the cervical stations as well as the falls. It’s a medium-sized valve. The largest is the bypass valve. It directs the water to a specific station at the expense of any another. It is very important to close the pump before adjusting by-pass valves, otherwise strong pressure in the piping and pumps could cause breakage.

AcrylicA ring may form on the acrylic at the water mark level. This ring will eventually disappear with time, but to remove it, use a microfiber cloth or a Miracle Pad.

CushionsWe recommend that you do not remove the cushions. If you must, it is very important to insert your fingers onto each side of the cushion buckles and lift very slowly not to damage them.

It is recommended to apply wax on the cushions with a cloth to protect them against the effects of chemical products (auto, Armor All, paste wax).

CoverIt is important to well maintain the spa cover; we recommend that you clean the cover twice a year so that it keeps its shine and flexibility.

▪ To clean it, first rinse with water. Then, use a mixture of one teaspoon of mild liquid dish soap for every 9 litres of water to clean it with a nylon bristle brush. Do not dry the soap, and rinse immediately. Once the cover is dry, apply a high quality leather protector (wax) to keep the leather hydrated and supple.

▪ It is important to open the cover at least 2 hours per week to allow the chemical fumes to evaporate and to give a chance for the cover to dry.

▪ The cover should also be reversed on the spa twice every year for a period of 3 or 4 hours each time.

Please note that it is advisable to wait approximately 20 to 30 minutes before closing the spa cover following the addition of chemicals.

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Maintenance and Water Balancing

Water balancing ▪ Bring a water sample to the store to balance the water parameters. We'll tell you the procedures to

follow. ▪ Add 5 full caps of TREvINERgY CLEAR3 to the spa, wait 1 hour. ▪ Add 5 full caps of TREvINERgY SECURE4 to the spa, wait 1 hour. ▪ Begin water disinfection with the chosen conditioning method. ▪ Trust Spa Maintenance Products shown in the table for weekly and monthly maintenance, as well as

the products and their effects.

Notes


102234 Trevi spa maintenance products

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in th

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Error codes on Spa Pack in.xm

SP-HR An internal error of the in.xm equipment has been detected

▪ Restart the Spa Pack then start and stop all pumps and turbine. ▪ If the error reappears, replace the Spa Pack in.xm

SP-BR The rated current of the selected entry is less than the sum of the current of all pumps

▪ Increase the nominal current in.xm and the adjustment of the circuit breaker. ▪ Increase the size of the circuit breaker as well as the cables from the manufacturer or decrease the size of the pump.

SP-BR is not considered an error, so the SERVICE icon does not appear on the display. Although SP-BR should be seen as a warning, it is unable to activate the water heater and other accessories if the available current is insufficient.

SP-IN The supply voltage is too low

This indicates a problem with the connections of the terminals or power lines. ▪ Check to see if the connections of the terminals at the input are well executed. ▪ Have the quality of the power lines checked by a certified electrician.

You should read 240V between phase 1 (L1) and phase 2 (L2), and 120v between each phase and neutral.

SP-F1 The in.xm F1 fuse is blown

Fan, turbine, circulating pump and fibre optics. ▪ Replace the F1 fuse that has blown with a fuse of same calibre (SC-20, SC - 25, etc.). ▪ If the new fuse blows, unplug the fan, the turbine, the circulation pump and the fibre optic. ▪ Replace the fuse and reconnect all the elements one-by-one until the fuse blows. ▪ Replace the element that blew the fuse.

SP-F2 The in.xm F2 fuse has blown

Pump 2, pump 3 or turbine more than 5A. ▪ Replace the fuse F2 fuse which has blown with a fuse of the same calibre (SC-20, SC-25, etc.) ▪ If the new fuse blows, unplug pump 2, pump 3 or the turbine. ▪ Replace the fuse and reconnect all the elements one by one until the fuse blows. ▪ Replace the element that blew the fuse.

SP-F3 The in.xm F3 fuse is blown

Pump 1 ▪ Replace the F3 fuse which has blown with a fuse of the same calibre (SC-20, SC-25, etc.) ▪ If the new fuse blows, replace pump 1.


SP-OT The temperature inside the spa skirt is too high

The temperature inside the spa skirt is too high, causing an increase in the internal temperature of in.xm above normal limits (overheat condition). ▪ Remove the skirt of the spa and cool the system. ▪ You may have to trip and then reset the circuit breaker to clear the error.

SP-OH Temperature above 44°C (112°F) temperature – overheating condition

The keypad displays a temperature of 44°C (112°F) and flashes. The system detects a higher water temperature than 44°C (112°F – overheating condition). ▪ Remove the spa protection (cover, lid...) and allow the water to cool. ▪ Add cold water and decrease the filtration cycle. ▪ If the error persists, measure the temperature of the water with a DIGITAL thermometer and compare its reading to the

display. If temperature readings are different, replace the in.therm and if the problem persists, replace the Spa Pack.

in.xm water heater error codes

RH-HR in.therm error (electronics)

An in.therm hardware error was detected (concerns the electronic circuit only). ▪ Trip then reset the main circuit breaker; make sure that the water heater restarts by changing the set point and by starting

and stopping each output (pumps). ▪ If the problem persists, replace the in.therm.

RH-NH in.therm error (water heater)

This error occurs if the in.therm tries to heat the water but does not detect any increase in temperature. ▪ Check and see if the in.therm is connected properly (you should hear a click). ▪ Trip and then reset the main circuit breaker. ▪ Measure the voltage on the Di connector; you should read:

- 240vac at the Di connector: Pin 1 and Pin 2 - 120vac at the Di connector: Pin 5 and Pin 6 - 120vac at the Di connector: Pin 5 and Pin 2

▪ If the voltage is not correct, switch off then reset the breaker. ▪ If the voltage is correct, replace the in.therm.

RH-NF in.therm error ("no flow" condition)

This code appears when the in.therm detects a "no flow" condition (no flow). ▪ Make sure that the valves are open and that the water level is high enough. ▪ Check and clean the filters. ▪ Make sure that there are no air pockets (or that no object obstructs the passage of water into the in.therm channel).

The pumps can create strange sounds and error messages such as "P1 ER" that may appear on the display. Follow the air-lock procedure to delete these messages.

▪ Make sure that pump coupled to the water heater (pump 1) turns by pressing the P1 button. If the message "P1 ER" appears on the display, go to the pump 1 (error) section and follow the procedure.

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RH-HL The equipment overheating circuit has been tripped

There are 2 possible causes: ▪ The water heater has been stored in a place where it was very hot before installation and there is no water in the tube to

cool it: use a garden hose to cool the inside of the tube. ▪ The external ambient temperature is high enough to heat the water, even if the pumps are not operating.

- Add cold water into the spa and allow the heater to cool. ▪ Reset the Spa Pack with the circuit breaker.

RH-NC Communication problem between in.xm and the in.therm

▪ Make sure that the water heater cables are connected properly and that none of the wires on the cable connectors are damaged.

▪ If the problem persists, the in.xm or the in.therm will need to be replaced (the two devices must be returned to find out which of the two is defective).

Accessory error codes

P1-ER Pump 1 error

The system has detected no change in current when pump 1 is activated or stopped. ▪ Make sure that pump 1 is connected properly (you should hear a click when properly connected). ▪ Change the output status (on/off) of pump 1 and try all possible conditions (i.e. low, high, and stop). ▪ Reset the Spa Pack by pressing the Select button twice. ▪ If the error is not cleared, the problem is surely pump 1. It must be replaced. ▪ If pump 1 is replaced, learning mode must be performed again.

P2-ER Pump 2 error

The system has detected no change in current when pump 2 is activated or stopped. ▪ Make sure that pump 2 is plugged in correctly (you should hear a click when properly done). ▪ Change the output status (on/off) of pump 2 and try all possible conditions (i.e. low, high, and stop). ▪ Reset the Spa Pack by pressing the Select button twice. ▪ If the error is not cleared, the problem is surely pump 2. It must be replaced. ▪ If pump 2 is replaced, the learning mode must be performed again.

P3-ER Pump 3 error

The system has detected no change in current when pump 3 is activated or stopped. ▪ Make sure that pump 3 is plugged in correctly (you should hear a click when properly done). ▪ Change the output status (on/off) of pump 3 and try all possible conditions (i.e. low, high, and stop). ▪ Reset the Spa Pack by pressing the Select button twice. ▪ If the error is not cleared, the problem is surely pump 3. It must be replaced. ▪ If pump 3 is replaced, the learning mode must be performed again.


CP-ER Circulation pump error

The system has detected no change in current when the circulation pump is activated or stopped. ▪ Make sure that the circulation pump is plugged in correctly (you should hear a click when properly done). ▪ Change the output status by changing the set value. ▪ Reset the Spa Pack by pressing the Select button twice. ▪ If the error is not cleared, the problem is surely the circulation pump. It must be replaced. ▪ If the circulation pump is replaced, the learning mode must be performed again.

BL-ER Turbine error

The system has detected no change in current when the turbine is activated or stopped. ▪ Make sure that the turbine is plugged in correctly. ▪ Change the output status (on/off) of the turbine. ▪ Reset the Spa Pack. ▪ If the error is not cleared, the problem is surely the turbine. It must be replaced. ▪ If the turbine is replaced, the learning mode must be performed again.

O3-ER Ozonator error

The system has detected no change in current when the ozonator is activated or stopped. ▪ Make sure that the ozonator is connected correctly. ▪ Change the output status (on/off) of the ozonator. ▪ Reset the Spa Pack. ▪ If the error is not cleared, the problem is surely the ozonator. It must be replaced. ▪ If the ozonator is replaced, the learning mode must be performed again.

A1-ER Aux.1 error

The system has detected no change in current when Aux.1 is activated or stopped. ▪ Make sure that the aux.1 device is connected properly. ▪ Change the output status (on/off) the Aux.1 device. ▪ If the error is not cleared, the problem is surely the Aux.1 device. It must be replaced. ▪ If the Aux.1 device is replaced, the learning mode must be performed again.

A2-ER Aux.2 error

The system has detected no change in current when Aux.2 is activated or stopped. ▪ Make sure that Aux.2 is connected correctly. ▪ Change the output status (on/off) of the Aux.2 device. ▪ If the error is not cleared, the problem is surely the Aux.2 device. It must be replaced. ▪ If Aux.2 is replaced, the learning mode must be performed again.

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FN-ER Fan error

The system has detected no change in current when the fan is activated or stopped. ▪ Make sure that the fan is connected correctly. ▪ Change the output status (on/off) of the fan. ▪ Reset the Spa Pack. ▪ If the error is not cleared, the problem is surely the fan. It must be replaced. ▪ If the fan is replaced, the learning mode must be performed again. ▪ Replace the ozonator with the fan.

FB-ER Fibre optic error

The system has detected no change in current when the fibre optic is activated or stopped. ▪ Make sure that the fibre optic is connected correctly. ▪ Change the output status (on / off) of the fibre optic and try all possible conditions (high or low intensity). ▪ Reset the Spa Pack. ▪ If the error is not cleared, the problem is surely the fibre optic. It must be replaced. ▪ If the fibre optic is replaced, the learning mode must be performed again.

SC-ER System learning error

When an internal option is changed, the system must relearn the currents associated with each output/load. During this learning mode, the device connected to Di (direct output, no relay) must be disconnected IF IT REQUESTS MORE ThAN 0.4A. Otherwise, the system will detect an SC error code. ▪ Disconnected load. ▪ Restart the learning mode by pressing the Select button for 5 seconds. ▪ Press Change as many times as you need for all internal programming settings. ▪ When the procedure is completed, the accessory connected to the Di can be reconnected.

The keyboard does not work

Note: the keyboard connected to in.xm is detected only when the main circuit breaker is reset. Do not forget to trip and then reset the circuit breaker if you change the keyboard model (the in.k400 for the in.k600).

If a keyboard does not work: ▪ Check the connections of the keyboard and try a replacement keyboard. ▪ Replace the keyboard if the problem is solved. ▪ Replace in.xm if the problem persists.

Notes


Spa Pack in.xe error codes

HR An internal in.xe equipment error was detected

▪ Restart the Spa Pack; then start and stop all pumps and turbine. ▪ If the error reappears, replace the Spa Pack in.xe.

PrrThe system has detected a problem in the control probe. The system constantly checks if the control probe readings are within normal limits

▪ Check the connection of the control probe (located above the heater). ▪ If the problem persists, replace the water heater. ▪ Replace the Spa Pack if the problem persists.

HL The water temperature at the water heater reached 119°F (48°C). Do not enter the water!

▪ Remove the spa protection (cover, lid...) and allow the water to cool. ▪ Add cold water and decrease the filtration cycle. ▪ If the error persists, measure the temperature of the water with a DIGITAL thermometer and compare its reading with the

display. If the temperature readings are different, replace the in.therm and if the problem persists, replace the Spa Pack.

FLO The system does not detect any pressure in the pipes when the pump is running

▪ Make sure that the valves are open and that the water level is sufficient. ▪ Check and remove anything that could clog the filter. ▪ Make sure that there are no air pockets (or that no object is obstructing the water flow in the water heater).

The pumps can make strange noises.

UPL No internal configuration software was downloaded to the system

▪ New internal configuration software must be downloaded to the spa the in.xe system, otherwise the system will not work.

AOHThe temperature inside the spa skirt is too high, causing an increase in the internal temperature of the in.xe above normal limits

▪ Check that the spa has enough water to work properly (a minimum of 18 gpm must circulate in the water heater). ▪ Remove the spa skirt and let the system cool down until the error disappears. ▪ Replace the Spa Pack if the problem persists.

OH The temperature of the water in the spa has reached 42°C (108°F). Do not enter the water!

▪ Using a digital thermometer, measure the temperature of the water, and compare the value with the one displayed on the keyboard. If the readings are different, replace the water heater.

▪ Remove your spa protection and let the water cool. ▪ Add cold water and reduce the duration of the filtering cycle. ▪ If the problem persists, replace the Spa Pack.

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Compulsory and optional training

Three, free, in-store, training sessions are given so that you can better know your product, its operation and maintenance. This training is given at different hours, several days a week. Please see the training table on our Iinternet site at trevi.ca/services to find out the course days and hours. The days and hours are different for each store. You can follow your training in the Trevi store of your choice:

Trevi Boucherville Trevi Blainville Trevi Laval Trevi Dorval Trevi gatineau1235 Ampère Street 89 Jean-Guyon Street 1805 Aut. 440 2052 Transcanadienne Road 215, BellehumeurBoucherville (Quebec) Blainville (Quebec) Laval (Quebec) Dorval (Quebec) Gatineau (Quebec)J4B 7M6 J7C 0K6 H7L 3W3 H9P 2N4 J8T 8H3

There is only one number to reach us: 514 22-TREvI (87384)

Training to open your spa This course is not compulsory. No advance registration is required if you wish to take this course. See the details on the course table at trevi.ca/services.

Training for seasonal maintenance of your spa This course is compulsory. No advance registration is required to follow this training. See the details on the course table available at trevi.ca/services.

Training to close your spa or winter maintenance This course is not compulsory. If you wish to take this course, you must register in advance. Space is limited. See details on the course table available at trevi.ca/services.

Water analysisWe strongly recommend your spa water in your respective Trevi store outlet once a month to ensure you do not have any problems. This service is free and fast. It is important that you keep the water analysis reports that will be given to you.

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Customer access

To activate your Customer Access account, you must provide your contact information and your email address during your purchase. Once we have your email address, you will automatically receive an email asking you to activate the account by clicking on a link.

If you have not provided your email address when purchasing or you have not received an email asking you to activate your account, you can apply for one by going to the trevi.ca in the Customer Access. After you go to the page, click on Number of customer forgotten, unknown or not existing e-mail in our data base.

In the Customer Access, you will have access to a lot of information about your file and your purchase, such as:

Direct access to our staff To send a message, select the department and the person with whom you want to communicate. Then enter your message and our staff will answer you as soon as possible.

Request for service callHere you will find direct links to communicate with the various delivery, installation and repair departments.

Follow-up appointments You can view your scheduled appointments the section "Follow-up of appointments: schedule". If delivery or installation dates are planned, you can follow your file.

virtual documentsIn this section, you will find all the necessary documentation for the proper operation of your spa: this user guide, manuals and guide to your spa’s components, etc.

President investigationHere you can contact Trevi’s president, Mr. Clément Hudon, to express your most recent experience at Trevi, to suggest an improvement or innovation, or to make us aware of a problem that has not been resolved to your satisfaction.

Class schedule in storesDiscover the in-store course schedule to maintain your spa.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ) Here you will find answers to the most frequently asked questions.

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Thank you for placing your trust in Trevi!You can, at any time, view and retrieve online guarantees, construction specifications, installation guides, procedures for opening and closing, maintenance guides and a host of important documents for the properoperation of your new purchase at TREvI.CA - Customer Access section.

Now a single number to reach us:

514 22-TREVI (87384)

Repair departement : Phone: 514 22-TREVI (87384), Ext. 2Email : [email protected]

Delivery departement :Phone : 514 22-TREVI (87384), Ext. 3Email : [email protected]

Installation departement:Phone : 514 22-TREVI (87384), Ext. 4Email : [email protected], [email protected]

Rev. : 09/2014

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