Jacuzzi® Play and Sundance® Splash Series Filter PDM30 PN 461269

2020+ Jacuzzi® Play and Sundance® Splash Series Replacement Filter

• Fits 2020+ Jacuzzi® Play Soul, Echo, and Mood. 
• Fits 2020+ Sundance® Splash Paisley, Brook, Berkeley
• Replace at least once per year. Rinse monthly with garden hose.

WHY JACUZZI® GENIUNE FILTERS?
Replacing your hot tub filters is an important part of routine maintenance and is a critical step in keeping your water clear. As the leading brand name in the hot tub industry, Jacuzzi has qualified the best suppliers to manufacture our filter cartridges to our strict specification, both for filter performance and for fit within your hot tub’s filter area. Genuine Jacuzzi® Filters are available from your authorized Jacuzzi® retailer who can assist you with any other water care related questions.

Use of non-Jacuzzi® branded parts can adversely affect the quality of your spa experience. Damage to the hot tub due to unauthorized parts and accessories may void the warranty.

CAN I CLEAN MY JACUZZI® HOT TUB FILTERS?
Over time, you will notice that your hot tub filters discolor and begin to look dirty. This is because they are capturing all the oils and impurities in your hot tub water. Jacuzzi® Hot Tubs primarily use two styles of filters, depending on your hot tub model.

Pleated cartridge filters, which are used in all models are made of a durable folded paper like material. This type of filter can be soaked in a filter cleaning solution and rinsed with a garden hose to keep clean. It is recommended to clean your pleated cartridge filters frequently and replace them about every 12-18 months as needed. Having a second set of pleated filters to rotate into your spa allows you to clean your filters without draining the spa. It is not recommended to run the spa without the filters installed, as particles can enter your equipment and plumbing.

The second style of filter, which you will find in Jacuzzi® J-500™, J-400™ and J-LX™ collection models is a small dense microfiber filter that looks a bit like a top hat. It is installed within the canister that attaches to the smaller pleated cartridge filter. This is a disposable filter, and it cannot be rinsed clean. The water that reaches this filter in your hot tub has already passed through the pleated filter and no longer contains larger particles. Because of the fine fibers, spraying this with water from your hose will only load the filter with the metals and mineral particles that are common in tap water. This filter should be replaced every 3-4 months to maximize your hot tub’s filtration system.