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OPERATING INSTRUCTION, FEATURES, AND CONTROLS
DOOR SEAL LEAKING
If a small leak has been detected around door, check closely
for any accumulation of dirt or debris. Any small collection
of either on the door seal or where the seal comes in contact
with the door jamb could result in a minor leak through the
door seal.
1. Before filling the tub with water, be sure to wipe down the
door seal using a damp soft cloth, as well as the surface on
the door jamb that will come in contact with the seal.
2. Once the above surface surfaces have been wiped clean,
be sure that when closing the door, the latch is completely
locked forward.
NOTE:
When draining the water from the tub, be sure that the
door latch is in the locked position (forward). If the latch is
not secure when draining the bath, as the water level lowers,
the pressure on the door will be reduced, thus increasing the
possibility of a leak around the door.
3. Door must remain open when not in use. The sealing
gasket will not retain the proper shape if door is closed all the
time, leading to possible leaking around the gasket.
HUMIDITY
Warning: Avoid high humidity levels in your home.
Mold, mildew, fungi and bacteria which may be harmful
to health thrive in areas with continued high humidity
levels; therefore, every precaution should be taken to
make sure your plumbing fixtures, including bathtubs,
hydrotherapy baths, or showers do not become a source
of high humidity due to improper installations or leaks.
To avoid having your plumbing fixtures become a source of
unwanted humidity, please make sure the following steps are
taken prior to installation.
1. Make sure the area where the bathtub or shower is installed
is well vented and allows enough ventilation and air circulation
to dry the bathroom environment within a short time after taking
a bath or shower.
2. If your bath or shower unit is tiled-in, use units with an
integral tile flange or make sure a tile flange kit or a similar
mechanical barrier is installed to prevent shower spray, splash,
or overflow to leak behind the bathtub.
3. Make sure the plumber properly tests your hydrotherapy
bath before it is roughed in to make sure there are no leaks
and it is installed with proper access to bath equipment.
4. Make sure that all the plumbing and fixtures in the bathroom
are in good working order and have no leaks.
5. Do not use carpeting or other materials or furniture, which
can hold moisture in your bathroom.
6. Use disinfectant to clean any bathroom surfaces which are
regularly exposed to moisture.
7. Clean and disinfect humidifier and dehumidifiers as
recommended by the manufacturer. Replace the air filter on
the HVAC unit once a month.
8. Clean moldy surfaces as soon as any mold appears by using
a detergent/soapy solution and appropriate household cleaner.
Always use gloves during cleaning. Dispose of any sponges or
rags used to clean mold.
CLEANING
With minimum care, your acrylic-surfaced bath will retain its
high-luster finish for many years. For regular cleaning use
Jason Bath Cleaner or a mild NONABRASIVE liquid detergent
solution (i.e. glass cleaner) and a soft, wet cloth or sponge.
Do not run the hydrotherapy system with foaming cleaners or
soaps. Rinse the bath thoroughly after cleaning.
SURFACE MAINTENANCE
Areas with minor scratches or dull surfaces can be restored
by applying commercially available plastic polish (i.e. Novus
Plastic Polish No. 2, available at your Jason dealer), followed
by an application of acrylic paste wax. Buff the surface with a
clean soft cloth. Do not use sandpaper, steel wool, or abrasive
rubbing compounds.
If scratches are too deep to rub out, or if the damage penetrates
the surface, consult your dealer for recommendations on
surface repair.
FLUSHING / SANITIZING
Upon start-up and not to exceed 90 days, your bath and
plumbing system should be flushed. To do so, close the drain
and fill the bath with warm water to at least two (2) inches [5.1
cm] above the highest jet. Pour in Jason Bath System Cleaner
and follow the directions on the bottle. DO NOT use bleach or
other chlorinated cleansers directly on the metal trim.
REPAIR
Refer all plumbing or electrical repair to a qualified service
technician. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO RESOLVE THE PROBLEM
This can result in danger of electrical shock or damage to the
unit and will VOID THE WARRANTY.
Remember, when contacting your dealer or service
representative; always have your serial number, proof of
purchase, and model number.
This will ensure a quick response on warranty items. The
serial number can be found on the front page of this manual
or on the small card adhered to the back of the bath just above
the equipment.
ALL WARRANTY REPAIRS MUST BE
AUTHORIZED BY THE MANUFACTURER BEFORE WORK
IS STARTED.
