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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 

Close your drain 

(TO AVOID SLOW DRAINAGE MAKE SURE YOUR DRAIN WAS PROPERLY TESTED AND 

ADJUSTED DURING THE  INSTALLATION PROCESS)

(See page 9 for adjustment procedures) 

and the 

door, secure the door lock mechanism by moving the lever to its furthest       forward position and begin 
filling the bath with clean water at the desired temperature.  The final water depth should be two inches 
(2”) above the highest jet before activating the pump

.  

 

       

NEVER ATTEMPT TO RUN THE PUMP/MOTOR WITH LESS WATER THAN THIS IN THE BATH. 

 

1.

 

Your whirlpool bath is equipped with an ON/OFF pneumatic air activated transmitter switch/button.  To 
start the whirlpool system, simply depress the air switch transmitter button (pictured below) and the 
pump will turn on.  Depress again to shut it off. 

 

2.

 

Your walk-in bathtub may or may not contain an air-mixing control knob mounted high inside the walls 
of the tub bowl or on the flat deck surface.  This controls the air that mixes with water coming out of 
the jets.  You can increase the air supply by opening the air control in a counter-clockwise direction.  
You will enjoy more therapeutic “tingle” as you increase the air supply

.  NOTE: THE USE OF BUBBLE 

BATH, OILS OR FOAMING PRODUCTS IS DEFINITELY NOT RECOMMENDED. 

 

3.

 

Some whirlpool jets may be directional and are adjusted by the tip of your finger tip.

 

 

4.

 

WARNING

:  

Prolonged immersion in hot water may induce extremely high body temperatures 

(hypothermia).  This is the loss of fluid and salt from the body thru excessive sweating.  Dizziness, 
weakness, headache, nausea, sometimes muscular cramps and sudden feeling of faintness arthe 
usual early symptoms. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for 4730 AE

Page 1: ...Page 1 Shown Here with Faucets that are sold separately Certified Owner s Manual...

Page 2: ...justment Instructions Page 9 Care and Maintenance Page 10 Warranty Information Page 11 12 Model GVB4730 S Page 13 Model GVB5031 S Page 14 Model GVB5226 S Page 15 Model GVB5430 S Page 16 Model GVB6030...

Page 3: ...as our commitment to the production of quality products is leading the way as We forge into the future of independent bathing Our innovative product design ensures the safety of those individuals expe...

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Page 5: ...e Following WARNING RISK OF ACCIDENTAL INJURY OR DROWNING CHILDREN SHOULD NOT USE ANY HYDROMASSAGE BATHTUB WITHOUT ADULT SUPERVISION WARNING RISK OF ACCIDENTAL INJURY OR DROWNING DO NOT USE HYDROMASSA...

Page 6: ...within the terminal compartment To reduce the risk of electric shock connect this terminal or connector to the grounding terminal of your electric service or supply panel SEE WIRING DIAGRAM PAGE 7 wi...

Page 7: ...Page 7 DANGER HIGH VOLTAGE Disconnect power before opening the junction box FOR SERVICE...

Page 8: ...ictured below and the pump will turn on Depress again to shut it off 2 Your walk in bathtub may or may not contain an air mixing control knob mounted high inside the walls of the tub bowl or on the fl...

Page 9: ...topper out of the drain Step2 Locate the lock nut as shown in figure 1 Step 3 Loosen the lock nut as shown in figure 2 Step 4 Turn the adjusting bolt in or out to the desired height Step 5 Tighten the...

Page 10: ...specialist 6 WARNING Please note that any service or maintenance other than described above should be performed by a qualified service representative Call your dealer for a qualified service represent...

Page 11: ...rties of the Acrylic are not significantly affected For most applications such changes in color are not objectionable provided a serviceable color remains Some fading or darkening may occur which will...

Page 12: ...nt by G Vision G Vision will then within thirty 30 days either repair or replace the product and return it freight prepaid to the owner For product located outside the State of Florida the purchaser m...

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