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MAESTRO

®

PEDICURE SPA

Information about Disinfectants and Detergent Cleaners

A.

EPA registered liquid Disinfectants used in the salon:

i. Must have words 

bactericidal, fungicidal and virucidal

and 

Hospital

or 

pseudomonacidal

on 

the label.

ii. Must be mixed, used, stored and disposed of according to manufacturer’s label instructions.

*It is against Federal Law to use an EPA registered disinfectant contrary to its label.

iii. Must be prepared fresh every day and replaced immediately when the solution becomes visibly 

contaminated.

iv. Are ineffective when proper cleaning is not performed before use.
v. Require complete immersion in the correct amount of liquid disinfectant for 10 minutes after 

cleaning of all visible residue. Complete immersion means enough liquid to cover all surfaces of 
the item.

vi. Spray Disinfectants are used for cleaning surfaces only and is not adequate for disinfecting tools 

and pedicure equipment in the salon.

B.

EPA registered Hospital “One-step” cleaner/Disinfectants may be used for disinfecting pedicure 

equipment if:

i. They are EPA registered, 

Hospital, bactericidal, fungicidal and virucidal 

and have the words 

“One-Step”

on the label.

ii. Tools and equipment are first cleaned of large amounts of residue.
iii. Are used exactly as described by the manufacturer’s instructions.

C.

All bottles and containers (other than the original manufacturers’ container) containing any
disinfectant must be properly labeled listing the contents, percentage solution (concentration), 
and date of mixing.

D.

Surfactant chelating detergents help break down residue from pedicure products and are effective in
hard water. Hard water contains calcium and magnesium ions, which can inactivate Disinfectant and
create residue films that are difficult for ordinary detergents to remove.

E.

All brushes used to remove visible debris from the footspa, tub or basin must be properly cleaned 
and disinfected between each use.

F.

You must record the time of each cleaning procedure in the salon pedicure cleaning log. Keep this
log available to show clients. It demonstrates that you regularly clean and disinfect your pedicure 

equipment, and that your clients are safe.

G.

Read and follow the instructions provided with the pedicure equipment to ensure proper use.

H. Water Sanitizers

- Unlike Disinfectants, water sanitizers (such as powders, tablets and ozone), can

be added to the water with the client’s feet during a pedicure. They can minimize the growth of some
organisms in water but should never be used to replace proper cleaning and disinfecting.

Copyright© 2007 Nancy Kin/SCEC. All Rights Reserved.

Summary of Contents for PEDICURE SPA

Page 1: ...MAESTRO PEDICURE SPA OWNER S MANUAL C...

Page 2: ...rounding and GFCI Requirements 6 Hot Cold Water Supply and Drain 6 7 Features of the Maestro Pedicure Spa 8 9 Instructions Pertaining to a Risk of Fire Electric Shock or Injury to Persons 10 Operating...

Page 3: ...300 pounds Never bring or operate any electrical device in or near the Maestro Always enter and exit the Maestro very slowly and carefully The seat has been designed to swivel in order to help enteri...

Page 4: ...efer to Plumbing Rough in drawing available at ContinuumFootspas com See Owners Manual for complete installation instructions Massage Exclusive Acoustic Therapy relaxation system Built in MP3 player H...

Page 5: ...Limited Warranty to be valid your Maestro Pedicure Spa must be installed by a licensed professional in accor dance with Continuum Footspas installation instructions EXCLUDED FROM LIMITED WARRANTY 1 U...

Page 6: ...nty the warranty registration card MUST be filled out completely and returned to Continuum Footspas within 30 days of original installation IN ORDER FOR THE LIMITED WARRANTY TO BE VALID THE MAESTRO PE...

Page 7: ...Location and Securing to Floor The Maestro Pedicure Spa must be located on a level floor that is capable of supporting both the Pedicure Spa and a client Important The Maestro Pedicure Spa MUST be anc...

Page 8: ...INJURY TO PERSONS All servicing of this unit must be performed by authorized service personnel only DO NOT operate this appliance if it has a damaged cord or plug if it is not working properly Keep co...

Page 9: ...located near the power supply box UNLOCK THE QUICK DISCONNECT FITTING NEXT TO THE HANGING TAG LEAVE ALL OTHER QUICK DISCONNECT FITTINGS IN PLACE Step 4 Utilizing a phillips head screwdriver carefully...

Page 10: ...of the Maestro Pedicure Spa 1 Adjustable headrest 2 Chair control keypad 3 Acoustic Therapy Control Keypad 4 Headphone holder 5 Beverage holder 6 MP3 jack 7 Pivoting leg supports 8 Basin overflow 9 S...

Page 11: ...9 MAESTRO PEDICURE SPA 11 Sprayer 12 Technician s Control Keypad 13 Drain Handle 14 Temperature Control Handle 15 NoPipe Jets 16 Drain pop up 17 Removable foot massage rollers...

Page 12: ...round fault circuit interrupter GFCI Such a GFCI should be provided by the installer and should be tested on a routine basis To test the GFCI push the test button The GFCI should interrupt power Push...

Page 13: ...problems including decreased feeling or circulation to the feet Use of this product should be pleasant and comfortable Should pain or discomfort result discontinue use and consult your physician WARNI...

Page 14: ...ure for comfort and safety Adjust water temperature utiliz ing temperature control handle 14 as needed Once desired water temperature is set close the drain by turning drain handle 13 counter clockwis...

Page 15: ...to clean the pedicure spa adequately can result in serious health issues for your clients as well as the nail technician Failing to clean your pedicure spa may also cause it to work improperly Regula...

Page 16: ...drain pump LEG SUPPORTS 7 The Maestro s dual and independent leg supports pivot upward to support the entire leg not just the foot Feet are perfectly positioned for massage and pedicure treatments To...

Page 17: ...st has a built in counterweight that keeps it in position To adjust simply move the head rest up or down until a comfortable position is reached HEADPHONES 4 Headphones supplied may be used to enhance...

Page 18: ...the pedicure is completed press and hold the Exit button for two 2 seconds The chair will then return to it s Home position After the chair stops the locking mechanism will disengage and the chair ca...

Page 19: ...button on control keypad 3 Headphones Press and hold appropriate button on control keypad 3 Notes and Comments on the Built in MP3 Player Tracks may be changed at any time If the play pause button is...

Page 20: ...Drain all water from the basin 2 Scrub all visible residue from the inside walls of the basin with a brush or liquid soap and water Use a clean and disinfected brush with a handle Brushes must be clea...

Page 21: ...in 5 Refill the basin with clean water and circulate the correct amount read the label for mixing instructions of the EPA registered Hospital liquid disinfectant through the basin for 10 minutes Make...

Page 22: ...rst cleaned of large amounts of residue iii Are used exactly as described by the manufacturer s instructions C All bottles and containers other than the original manufacturers container containing any...

Page 23: ...outlines by your state board one may chose to scrub the basin as well Simply use any nylon scouring pad ie Scotch Bright together with a good cleaning powder ie Bar Keeper s Friend This additional cl...

Page 24: ...e Tech Keypad Depress the button on the handheld sprayer and gently shake any excess water into the basin Rather than return it to the saddle you may choose to place the sprayer hose between the leg s...

Page 25: ...MAESTRO PEDICURE SPA NOTES...

Page 26: ...lient Time Staff Date m d yr _______________________________ Station __________ Serial ______________ Service No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Client Time Staff Date m d yr _______________________________ Serv...

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