Installation Instructions

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Rev 05/2015
 Hand-held shower use guide
 It has two patterns, full shower spray and massage spray (figure 8)
 Turn the face of the hand-held shower spray clockwise or counterclockwise
for the desired shower pattern
 The tub has three systems options: water massage, bubble massage and
soaking bath
Warning: do not operate water massage pump unless tub is full of water
(1). While relaxing in the contoured seat of the Avenue walk-in tub the human
body is best positioned to receive the soothing and healing effects of the
hydro-massage jets. Hydro-massage improves blood circulation, releases
tension and eases joint pair (Figure 9)
(2). The air bubble massage created by warm air bubbles blown out through the
air jets create oxygen-enriched water that nurtures the skin, soothes the
nerves and increases blood flow throughout the entire body (Figure 10)
(3). Quietly soaking in the hot tub, immersed in the serenity of calm water, your
stress is taken away. The soaking tub returns you to a rejuvenated state.
 Water and Air pumps control
 Press ON/OFF button to start the water massage pump / hot air blower system
to begin your massage. Press it again to shut the system off when you have
finished your massage (Figure 11). Some tubs have an optional hot air system
that has two speeds.
Note: Heated Air Pump
When using the heated air pump system, the pump will run for 20 minutes before
shutting off on its own. Then pump can be immediately restarted if more time is
desired by pressing the on/off button. After the air pump has been off for 20
minutes the air pump will automatically start up again, it will run about 20 minutes.
This is normal operation.
The unit is blowing out any water in the system and drying the airline system. If
you press the on/off button, the cycle will repeat itself!
 Drain knob use guide
 When filling the tub, turn the drain knob clockwise to close the floor drain
stopper (Figure 12)
 To drain the tub water, turn the drain knob counterclockwise to open the
floor drain stopper.
 Tub stopper is not meant to support a person’s weight.
 Shelf
 For storing bathing products
 Remove the screws on the side of shelve to access the maintenance
opening (Figure 14)