Installation Guide

Protecting the Bath

Cover and protect the bath shell and xtures from scratches or other damages during the

installation and tests. Remove the access panels when moving the Walk in Bath and always

lift the bathtub from the frame (Page #2).

Water Test

Fill tub for a minimum of 20 minutes to test that the Hydro and Air Pumps are functioning

properly before nal in-wall installation to avoid unnecessary repairs or removal.

Electrical

The unit MUST be connected to a circuit protected by a ground fault circuit interrupter

(GFCI) provided and installed by a licensed electrician and tested periodically (refer to

instructions provided by GFCI manufacturer). A separate 120 Volt and 30 Amp. GFCI breaker

is required. A dedicated line must be run from a breaker to the unit’s electrical junction

box following your local building and electrical codes. Usually, the black/brown (two) wire

is live/hot. The blue/white wire (in the middle) is neutral, and the green wire (bottom) is the

ground wire. A licensed electrician for your area is required to install and test the electrical

installation process.

DO NOT use any kind of extension cords to power the unit.

Operating the pumps without rst lling the bath to above the jets can cause permanent

damage to your equipment.

Push the GFCI “test” button into “reset” mode. If the GFCI fails to operate in this manner,

there is a ground current ow or a device malfunction, indicating the possibility of electrical

shock. If this occurs, turn OFF the power and do not use the bathtub until the source of the

problem has been identied and corrected.

Water Heater Suggestions

MODEL # DESCRIPTION SINGLE BATHER*

93057/93058 DELUXE 60*

93107/93108 ELITE 50*

93167/93168 PETITE 40*

93117/9 3118 ROYAL 60*

93085 COMPANION 60*

*For households with additional bathers, it is recommended you have the next size available water heater

Before Installation