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Kingkraft can supply 6 month ‘Care Packs’ whirlpool cleaner, which may be used to clean the whirlpool 
system. Instructions are given on the package. Other whirlpool cleaning liquids and tablets can be 
used.  
 

Kingkraft also recommend Chemgene® / Trigene®, which is available from Kingkraft.  
 
Alternative special preparations may be available from either your bathroom centre or plumbers’ 
merchant - be sure to follow the manufacturers instructions carefully. 
 
Please note these instructions refer only to new installations and installations that have been 
frequently cleaned. 
It is essential that frequent regular cleaning is undertaken to help prevent the growth of organisms 
within the whirlpool system. The frequency of cleaning is dependent on the amount the system is 
used. If the system is regularly heavily soiled it may need cleaning after every use. 
 

Chemgene® / Trigene® is used in the diluted form for general disinfection of the bath surfaces only. 
 

As an alternative, Chemgene® / Trigene® in its concentrated form it can be used for disinfection of 
the whirlpool system as follows: 
 
1. 

Remove all cushions, supports, backrests and mattresses from the bath. 

 
2. 

Rinse any debris from the bath using a shower. 

 
3. 

Close drain by operating pop-up waste control 

 
4. 

Turn thermostatic mixer temperature setting to minimum. 

 
5. 

Fill bath with water to a level of 25mm (1” ) above the whirlpool jets. 

 

6. 

2100 Model add 2.5 litres (2500ml) of Chemgene® / Trigene® cleaner 

 

 

1700/1900 Models add 2.2 litres (2200ml) of Chemgene® / Trigene® cleaner 

 

 

2300 Model add 2.7 litres (2700ml) of Chemgene® / Trigene® cleaner 

 
7. 

Turn whirlpool aerator adjuster to minimum setting and run the whirlpool system for 20 
minutes. 

 
8. 

Drain bath. 

 
9. 

Fill bath with clean water to 25mm (1”) above whirlpool jets 

 
10. 

Run whirlpool for 5 minutes. 

 
11. 

Drain bath 

 

12. 

Chemgene® / Trigene® is also recommended for general cleaning of the bath surfaces as per 
instructions on the pack 

Summary of Contents for EASIBATH

Page 1: ...Please read these instructions carefully before first using your Kingkraft product and then keep them safely for future reference Please also make sure that each person and any carer who uses the bat...

Page 2: ...he Bath Opening Closing Bath Side Bath Mattress Options Tap Control and Shower Options To fill the bath Optional Shower Unit Cleaning Your Bath Mains Powered Easibath BASIC ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS ON BATH...

Page 3: ...g surface The Easibath is not intended for the dependent Bather to be left unattended in the Bath The standard Easibath is available in a choice of three standard models of 1700 1900 and 2100 There is...

Page 4: ...uire that in general no person should lift a mass of greater than 25kg unaided Use appropriate lifting equipment if this is required to help disabled people to get in and out of the bath Your bath mus...

Page 5: ...nder no circumstances must acid or bleach based cleaners be used To do so invalidates your guarantee We recommend that your Kingkraft Bath should be cleaned with Chemgene which is available from us Se...

Page 6: ...t of the bath if there is a fault power failure when the bath is in its highest position The variable height adjustment if specified allows the bath to be raised to working heights suitable for most c...

Page 7: ...ons are made from PVC Please make sure the user will not have any allergic reactions to this material before use Some supports are attached to the base of the bath by suckers In all cases these sucker...

Page 8: ...eration then there is likely to be a fault and the bath raise lower function should not be used further until an engineer has checked the installation and rectified any fault To lower bath side door T...

Page 9: ...op up waste s open to allow any cold water to flow away This process should be continued until the water temperature is perceived to be constant This operation will allow the mixed water temperature t...

Page 10: ...ower Options Hot and Cold taps Reliance Caremix H3 Thermastatic Mixer tap Rada Autotherm 3 Thermastatic Mixer tap Shower Rada Sense System Bath Fill only Rada Sense System Bath Fill and Shower CAT 3 S...

Page 11: ...Board Valves simply open the tap on the bath to start the flow If the bath has conventional hot and cold taps simply turn them both on as required to get the desired mixed temperature REMEMBER THE TE...

Page 12: ...The handset must not be submerged or subjected to pressurised water cleaning If the bath is a static fixed height version there will be no active lifting system but a mains cable current may still be...

Page 13: ...To recharge the battery simply unclip it and attach it to the wall mounted battery charger well away from the wet area and free from interference A light will illuminate when the battery is charging...

Page 14: ...ged by Kingkraft Engineers or qualified electricians and replaced with the correct specified fuse Do not immerse the power cord in water or run over it trap it with mobile devices Lifting Mechanism Wh...

Page 15: ...ext to the head end of the bath tub To vary the amount of turbulence in the bath turn the control button on the bath either clockwise to increase or anti clockwise to decrease the turbulence To adjust...

Page 16: ...ry use Chemgene Trigene is used in the diluted form for general disinfection of the bath surfaces only As an alternative Chemgene Trigene in its concentrated form it can be used for disinfection of th...

Page 17: ...n a bathroom type location where exposed mains connections and unsealed switches etc are not permitted The unit must not be connected via a plug and socket The power supply to the Easibath if powered...

Page 18: ...lower buttons on the handset membrane switch and you can hear a beeping sound coming from the bath you will have to follow this initialisation sequence to re set the bath Failure of the mains power to...

Page 19: ...fill the bath so the water flow is at maximum and record the temperature of the water flowing into the bath 1 3 Set the bath fill control so that the flow of water into the bath is at a minimum and th...

Page 20: ...or damage 9 Check operation of RCD 10 Check all other wires and electrical enclosures for damage 11 Check pipes etc for leaks 12 Check all knobs and handles securely attached 13 Check all controls eas...

Page 21: ...old water isolation valves 6 Hot water supply pressure 7 Cold water supply pressure 8 Hot water supply temperature 9 Cold water supply temperature 10 Outlet temperature at maximum flow 11 Maximum outl...

Page 22: ...The following are examples of markings found on the Easibath Bath identity label Sample Power Actuator Labels These may vary according to the specification of the bath Bath fill control Shower control...

Page 23: ...ithout notice WEEE Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Regulations 2006 The aim of this Directive is to minimise the impact of electrical and electronic equipment on the environment when product...

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