Accessible Bath Tub Replacement Shower
APFXST5430BFKD1 & APFXST6030BFKD1
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WALL BOARD INSTALLATION
34. Typically, wallboard is installed to cover all mounting
flanges. Wallboard should be held about 1/8” away from the
finished surface of the shower walls. This small gap should
be caulked to create a water resistant seal along the edge
of the wallboard. Fasten the wallboard to framing with nails
or screws. Finish as typical using corner bead if required.
Remove joint compound before it dries.
CLEANING AND CARE
DO NOT USE ABRASIVE CLEANERS
Do not use abrasive cleaners which may scratch and dull
the surface of the unit. To clean the unit after installation,
use warm water and one of the stronger liquid detergents
such as: top Job, Liquid Ajax or Mr Clean. Use these liquid
detergents for normal day to day cleaning also.
Plaster can be removed with a nylon or polypropylene
scrubber. Do not use metal tools of any kind. Powder
detergents such as Spic & Span may be used with a damp
cloth to remove residue plaster. Minor stains may be
removed using ammonia or bleach.
Lighted smoking materials will leave burn marks. This
damage can often be repaired by using automotive
polishing compound followed by an application of
automotive body wax.
Extensive damage can be repaired. Such repair work
should be performed by a professional repairman. If local
service is not available or if you need further assistance,
contact Accessibility Professionals Customer service by
calling:1-877-947-7769.
LIMITED WARRANTY
Accessibility Professionals warrants to the owner of its
Shower units as follows:
Units manufactured of fiberglass reinforced polyester
resin, that it will, free of charge, repair or exchange as its
option, any Accessibility Professionals unit found to be
defective in materials or workmanship upon inspection by
an authorized representative of Accessibility Professionals
for a period of thirty (30) years from date of purchase. The
exchange of a unit is limited to supplying a replacement
unit of comparable size and style and does not include any
costs of removal or installation.
This warranty shall be voided if the unit is moved from its
place of initial installation or is not installed in accordance
with the instructions supplied by the manufacturer of the
unit. Further, this warranty does not apply if the unit has
been subjected to accident, abuse, misuse, damage caused
by flood, fire or act of God.
Since local code requirements vary greatly throughout the
country, distributors, dealers, installation contractors and
users of plumbing products should determine whether
there are any code restrictions on the use of a specific
product. Accessibility Professionals makes no representation
or warranty regarding and shall not be responsible for any
code compliance.
The owner agrees by use of this unit that the obligations of
Accessibility Professionals shall not exceed to contingent or
indirect damage or injury to the structure of its contents,
that the obligations of Accessibility Professionals are limited
to those set forth herein, and that no other obligations,
expressed or implied, are assumed by Accessibility
Professionals. Contact: Accessible Professionals Warranty
Department. 1-877-947-7769
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FRE5430BFKD6030BFKD/0114/6MAN101ACC1.0
Insure the seams on all three wall sections line up with the shower base. Make certain the walls are seated in
the caulking. Make certain the control valve stems and shower arm connections are lines up with the holes in
the wall section. When satisfied with the fit, tighten the galvanized screws. Install additional screws on 8” centers
vertically and 16” centers horizontally around the top of the wall.
32.
Proceed with all plumbing hook ups. Water test all connections before enclosing behind the unit. Wipe away any
excess silicone caulking along all seams before it cures. Moisten a finger to smooth the caulking for a good finish.
33.
INSTALLING THE SHOWER ROD
Reinstall the curtain rod from the backside using the hardware provided. Secure the rod with panel adhesive on
the backside to prevent it from turning.
34.
WALL BOARD INSTALLATION
Typically, wallboard is installed to cover all mounting flanges. Wallboard should be held about 1/8” away from
the finished surface of the shower walls. This small gap should be caulked to create a water resistant seal along
the edge of the wallboard. Fasten the wallboard to framing with nails or screws. Finish as typical using corner
bead if required. Remove joint compound before it dries.
35.
Do not use abrasive cleaners
Accessibillity Professionals warrants to the owner of its Shower units as follows:
Units manufactured of fiberglass reinforced polyester resin, that it will, free of charge, repair or exchange as its option, any Accessibillity Professionals unit found to
be defective in materials or workmanship upon inspection by an authorized representitive of Accessibillity Professionals for a period of three (3) years from date of
purchase. The exchange of a unit is limited to supplying a replacement unit of comparable size and style and does not include any costs of removal or installation.
This warranty shall be voided if the unit is moved from its place of initial installation or is not installed in accordance with the instructions supplied by the manufacturer
of the unit. Further, this warranty does not apply if the unit has been subjected to accident, abuse, misuse, damage caused by flood, fire or act of God.
Since local code requirements vary greatly throughout the country, distributers, dealers, installation contractors and users of plumbing products should determine whether
there are any code restrictions on the use of a specific product. Accessibillity Professionals makes no representation or warranty regarding and shall not be responsible
for any code compliance.
The owner agrees by use of this unit that the obligations of Accessibillity Professionals shall not exceed to contingent or indirect damage or injury to the structure of
its contents, that the obligations of Acessibillity Professionals are limited to those set forth herin, and that no other obligations, expressed or implied, are assumed by
Accessibillity Professionals. Contact: Accessible Professionals Warranty Department. 1-877-947-7769
LIMITED WARRANTY
Wallboard Installation
Screws
Framing
Studs
Shower
Wallboard
Mounting
Flange
1/8” or less
gap along
finished
surface.
Apply
Caulking
CLEANING AND CARE
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Do not use abrasive cleaners which may scratch and dull the
surface of the unit. To clean the unit after installation, use warm
water and one of the stronger liquid detergents such as: top Job,
Liquid Ajax or Mr Clean. Use these liquid detergents for normal
day to day cleaning also.
Plaster can be removed with a nylon or polypropylene scrubber.
Do not use metal tools of any kind. Powder detergents such as
Spic & Span may be used with a damp cloth to remove residue
plaster. Minor stains may be removed using ammonia or bleach.
Lighted smoking materials will leave burn marks. This damage
can often be repaired by using automotive polishing compound
followed by an application of automotive body wax.
Extensive damage can be repaired. Such repair work should be
performed by a professional repairman. If local service is not
available or if you need further assistance, contact Accessibillity
Professionals Customer service by calling:1-877-947-7769.
Spec No. AP4PC-A REV: 12/4/08.
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