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CLEANING
1. Remove all loose debris
both inside the bathwell and around
the blower. Construction plaster or excess grout can be
removed with the use of a wood (edge) trowel.
2,
Paint or tar stains
can be removed with a cleaner such as
paint thinner, turpentine, or isopropyl alcohol (rubbing
alcohol). Never allow the cleaner to soak against the
acrylic surface for long periods of time.
Always rinse the
surface immediately
following the use of cleaners.
Note:
Follow the manufacturers instructions for safely
using these or similar products. If the surface becomes
scratched or dulled, it may be restored by using a quality
plastic polish, i.e., Novus Plastic Polish No. 2.
It is always
preferable to protect the acrylic surface during installation to
minimize cleanup and prevent surface damage.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS (cont.)
wATER TESTING
Before finishing the installation, it is recommended that the
bath be water tested and the plumbing tested for leaks.
1.
Before water testing the bath
, make sure that all plumbing
connections are tight. DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN.
2.
Fill and operate the bath.
Close the drain and fill the bath with
water to at least 10 inches [25 cm] below the bath deck. The
inlet temperature should not exceed 104°F (40°C) as this
could damage the acrylic surface.
3,
Inspect the plumbing for leaks
.
4.
Turn the blower Off and then drain the water.
The bath unit
and its plumbing are designed to drain after each use
whether used as an air bath, soaking bath, or when taking
a shower.
