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TESTING THE BATH 

 

WARNING!

 

The system batteries must be charged for 24 hours prior to using the bath.  You may test the bath to ensure it is 
working correctly. 
Ensure that hands and objects are kept away from the underside and topside when operating the bath. 
Ensure the floor area around the bath is kept free from excess water to avoid persons slipping. 
Do not allow unauthorised persons to operate this bathing system. 

This Bath moves. Ensure there are no objects or persons that can become trapped or injured while 
the bath raises or lowers.

 

  

BATH OPERATION 

 
To operate the unit: 

The handset control buttons are completely safe to use with wet hands, The up/down buttons operate 
independently on a ‘depress–to–run’ basis, in that movement will stop if the button is released.  
  
Firstly, ensure that the platform is raised to the highest position using the platform DOWN button . 
Lift the platform and check the pop up waste is in the fully closed position.    
Next, make sure the bath is in the fully lowered position by pressing the bath DOWN button. 
  
Fill the bath approximately half full with water. Check the water temperature is within safe bathing limits 40

°

- 43

°

Raise the bath using the bath UP button on the handset. 
  
Empty the water whilst the bath is in the up position as this will help with the draining of the bath.  Fully lower 
the bath using the bath DOWN button on the handset.  Clean the bath as per the cleaning instructions.  Ensure 
the Platform can easily be lifted by the front edge for cleaning underneath. 
 
For finer details see ‘Operating instructions’ and ‘Handset Instructions’ 
  
Where a safety lap belt is supplied this must be used for the safety of the bather. 

 

 

WARNING! 

 If this unit is to be utilised by many different bathers, we would strongly recommend that it is 

cleaned regularly with a medical disinfectant as well as following a strict cleaning routine. 
  
  
WARNING 
In the event of mains failure during use of the bath, back-up batteries will enable the bather to exit the bath. Do 
not carry on using until mains power is restored. 

Gemini 2000 User Manual v1.3 

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Summary of Contents for Gemini 2000

Page 1: ...Gemini 2000 User Manual v1 3 1 GEMINI 2000 USER MANUAL Tel 01527 400024 Email info abacushealthcare co uk www abacushealthcare co uk New image required ...

Page 2: ...inimum dimensions W x H x L 800 x 674 x 2000 Internal dimensions W x H x L 575 x 525 x 1756 Bath capacity 350L Bath weight empty 240kg Platform W x L 490 x 1700 Fill time 6 minutes 20 seconds Power supply 24Volt DC battery transformer Maximum user weight 165kg Figure 1 0 Gemini 2000 User Manual v1 3 2 ...

Page 3: ...ts only labour costs are not covered Taps and mixers Shower hoses shower heads and shower brackets Flexible pipes including waste outlet hot and cold supply Hot and cold taps and mixer taps are proprietary fittings and as such carry a standard manufacturer s warranty Note Thermostatic mixing valves must be adjusted for the appropriate discharge temperature by the installer These require regular ma...

Page 4: ...ad to remain beneath the platform when raising the bath Regularly clean the bath using non abrasive cleaners Always fit the headrest In instances where access is required to the underside of the bath platform always remove platform accessories i e headrest footrest prior to manually lifting bath platform Where access to the underside of the platform is required always ensure the platform is in its...

Page 5: ...t as well as following a strict cleaning routine In the event of mains failure during use of the bath back up batteries will enable the bather to exit the bath The bath will be disabled until mains power is restored Never leave the bather unattended Always ensure that the bather s hands and feet are kept away from any gaps around the seat Ensure that the shower head is always returned to its holde...

Page 6: ...ure of the water 3 Set the bath and platform level at the height appropriate for transfer of the bather as low as possible for an ambulant transfer or raised to allow access for a portable hoist fig 3 OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS Fig 1 Fig 3 Fig 2 B Ceiling track hoist 4 Allow assist the bather to transfer onto the platform a bed type transfer for an ambulant bather fig 4 Fig 4 D Wheelchair C Mobile por...

Page 7: ...e platform may be used for drying dressing prior to transfer or at anytime The height of the platform may be adjusted to the optimum height for the carer by pressing and holding the bath down icon 4 Assist to towel dry dress the bather 5 Lower the whole bath to the desired user transfer height fig 4 for easy transfer ambulant or hoist by pressing and holding the bath down icon 6 Allow assist the b...

Page 8: ...and Platform Down buttons simultaneously The handset will emit one short beep followed by a longer beep This sound indicates that the handset is now locked Pressing any of the handset buttons will now emit a short beep letting you know the handset is still locked 2 To de activate the handset press and hold the Bath Down and Platform Down buttons simultaneously The handset will emit one short beep ...

Page 9: ...immediately followed by step 3 3 Fold out the Hinge stay to disengage Slowly lower the platform to the horizontal position The bath comes complete with a removable high rise supportive backrest The backrest has been designed to offer a variation in position for the bather to suit a variety of user needs Use of the backrest is dependent on the individual user mobility and situation The backrest has...

Page 10: ...est free of the platform and locate to a preferred position along the platform The underside of the bath is fitted with a obstruction sensor for added safety Whilst in use upward pressure on the underside of the bath will activate the sensor Immediately stopping motion In the event of sensor activation the bath can be raised as normal to allow the obstruction to be removed Normal use can now conti...

Page 11: ...tants are becoming ineffective against evolving microbes When you consider vulnerable individuals can be more susceptible to infection then the need for BioCote whilst bathing is vital Reducing the risk of illness and cross contamination means less medical intervention is likely outside of the bathroom reducing pressure and stress on everyone affected by disability Abacus believe in providing well...

Page 12: ...f settings as detailed Colour options are as follows Green Orange Red Violet Blue Yellow Indigo Rainbow Spectrum rotating lights Off Simply press to turn on Press again to change colour repeat until desired colour is selected At any point hold down for 2 seconds to change to the auto rotating spectrum cycle The button is perfectly safe to use with wet hands CHROMATHERAPY OPTIONAL Gemini 2000 User ...

Page 13: ...ture Adjustment The red fill button supplies hot water at a pre set temperature usually 43 C To reduce the temperature of the bath water during the autofill process press the blue cold button Fig 1 When the bath filling is complete check the water temperature before the bather enters or for walk in baths the user can stop start or modify flow temperature as required throughout the autofill process...

Page 14: ...closed position Next make sure the bath is in the fully lowered position by pressing the bath DOWN button Fill the bath approximately half full with water Check the water temperature is within safe bathing limits 40 43 Raise the bath using the bath UP button on the handset Empty the water whilst the bath is in the up position as this will help with the draining of the bath Fully lower the bath usi...

Page 15: ...dset buttons do not work but do however emit a short beep when pressed the handset may be locked To unlock lock the handset see Handset Lock section Bath judders Usually occurs if the bath has not been fixed to the floor correctly or the bath is not level Bath noisy Check to ensure there is nothing touching the bath while it moves Ensure the pipe work and cables are free of the panels and not rubb...

Page 16: ...price paid The warranty is only valid if the product has been used correctly Where there are any mechanical or electrical parts any damage misuse or tampering with them will render the warranty invalid Any sealed electrical boxes must remain unopened or this will invalidate any warranty The baths are not covered for any problems that may arise from the installation or site planning unless carried ...

Page 17: ...ECIAL INCIDENTAL PUNITIVE OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO LOSS OF USE WHILE THIS WARRANTY GIVES YOU SPECIFIC LEGAL RIGHTS YOU MAY ALSO HAVE OTHER RIGHTS WHICH THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT EXCLUDE YOU FROM GAINSBOROUGH HEALTHCARE GROUP OPERATES A POLICY OF CONTINUOUS PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT AND RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CHANGE SPECIFICATIONS AND DESIGNS WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE SO LONG AS THEY ...

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