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Important
Safety Instructions | Electrical
Installation Instructions Important Safety Instructions Pertaining to a Risk of Fire, Electric Shock, or Injury to Individuals
This unit MUST be connected only to a supply circuit that is protected by a GROUND FAULT CIRCUIT INTERRUPTER (GFCI). Each GFCI should be provided by the installer and should be tested on a regular basis to ensure safe operation of the unit. Important
Safety Instructions | Electrical
Installation Instructions Electrical Installation InstructionsAll whirlpool pumps and heaters require separate 115 VAC Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters (GFCI). Follow all local, state and national codes. Do not operate a whirlpool bath should the GFCI fail.Disconnect the whirlpool bath from the electrical outlet and have the problem corrected by a licensed electrician. Mood lights, because they are low voltage, can typically be plugged into a pump circuit. ALWAYS follow your local code requirements. Each Watertech Whirlpool Bath comes with an air button that is installed at the factory. Simply push the round button once to turn the tub on and push again to turn the tub off. If an optional Low Water Sensor is ordered, the pump will be plugged into a black plastic box called a TF-ITD. The air button tube will then connect to the TF-ITD, NOT the pump. The TF-ITD will plug into your electrical outlet. If an optional Variable Flow Control System is ordered, the pump will be plugged into a black box called an EP840. An electronic round control button will be installed on the tub replacing the air button, it will plug into the EP840. The Variable Flow Valve will also plug into the EP840 control black box. Both the Low Water Sensor and the Variable Flow Control system are completely hooked up when the whirlpool leaves the factory. The only thing the installer needs to do is plug the black control boxes into the electrical outlet. If a tub has two pumps, then two Variable Flow Control Systems must be ordered. Remember, both the Low Water Sensor and Variable Flow Control System are optional and do not come standard on any whirlpool. Important
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Installation Instructions Installation Instructions
Before Installing
Types of Whirlpool installations:3 Wall Alcove - This type of installation requires a rectangular bath. The tub is installed against 3 walls. A removeable skirt is also installed to cover and protect the tub's pump, and whirlpool systems. There are 2 optional styles of skirts available wood or acrylic. If the bath is going to function as a shower, choose a tub that has vertical sides near the drain end. Avoid tubs that are oval or have raised seating for safety.
Drop In / Deck Mount -
This type of installation can be any shape you choose. A tub deck is created from various materials including tile, marble and sealed wood with a cutout in the center to allow the tub to be set inside for final installation. Undermount - This type of installation requires a bath with a flat rim and can be any shape. The bath edge is mounted under the deck material making the rim of the bath invisible. When selecting this type of installation be sure to allow for the electronic controls to be installed in a location that won't interfere with the under mounting.
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Safety Instructions | Electrical
Installation Instructions Operating InstructionsAll Watertech whirlpool baths are equipped with High Pressure Adjustable Jets. Rotating the jet face counter-clockwise increases pressure, rotating the jet face clockwise decreases jet pressure. Typically the bath's water level is above the highest jet before the whirlpool is turned on. To turn the bath on simply push the round Air Button that is installed on the bath. To turn the bath off simply push the Air Button again. The Air Button operates by pushing air thru a tube to the pump which activates the pump. If the pump does not start either the GFCI is tripped and there is no electrical power or the tube from the motor to the Air Button is disconnected either at the motor or Air Button. If a Low Water Sensor or a Variable Flow Control System is ordered, operating instructions are included with the whirlpool bath literature found in each tub. Although all Watertech Whirlpool Baths are 100% self draining,
you should periodically clean and disinfect the inner
walls
of the pipe system with dishwasher detergent (granular,
one cup), household bleach (one cup) or white vinegar
(one
cup). Just fill your tub with water over the jets and pour
one of the aforementioned products in the tub. Turn
the
system on and allow it to run for five minutes. Turn the
system off and let the solution soak for at least
20 minutes.
Drain the bath completely,
refill
with cold water, turn the system on and allow the water
to rinse the system, then drain.
By doing this periodically, your whirlpool system will
remain free of any soap or oil buildups. And remember,
with a Watertech whirlpool bath you CAN use bath oils,
bubble
baths and other bathing accessories because our tubs are
100% self draining and hold no water in the system after
you shut the system off and drain. If you have problems installing your unit, call Watertech at 1-800-289-8827 and we will be more than happy to guide you through the process! Important
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