Astone WT62311J-AC-II-R Instrucciones de instalación
WARNING: To reduce the risk of drowning, electrical shock, or injury, read the
following important precautions before using the unit. If you do not fully
understand the meaning of any of the precautions and warnings please consult
your dealer or the manufacturer for a full explanation. Do not use the unit until
you understand all of the following:
1. WARNING: Read and follow all instructions.
2. DANGER: To reduce the risk of injury, do not permit children to use the unit
unless they are closely supervised.
3. WARNING: Use this unit only for the intended purpose described in this
manual; do not use attachments not recommended by the manufacturer.
4. WARNING: Never drop or insert any objects into any opening.
5. WARNING: The unit must be connected to a supply circuit that is protected by
a ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI). This GFCI should be provided by the
installer and routinely tested.
To test the GFCI:
a. Push the “test” button. The GFCI should interrupt the power going to
the unit.
b. Press the “reset” button and power should be restored.
If the GFCI fails to operate as described, the GFCI is defective and must be
replaced. If the GFCI interrupts power to the unit without the test button being
pushed, a ground fault has occurred. Discontinue use and contact your dealer
or service provider.
6. WARNING: If you have a pre-existing health condition such as obesity, heart
disease, high or low blood pressure, circulatory problems, or diabetes, consult
your physician before use. If you are pregnant or could be pregnant, do not use
the unit without consulting your doctor.
7. WARNING: Observe reasonable time limits when using this product. Long
exposures at high temperatures can cause high body temperatures. Symptoms
may include dizziness, nausea, fainting, drowsiness, and reduced awareness.
These effects could possibly lead to drowning.
8. WARNING: The water jets produce a stream of water with relatively high
pressure. Prolonged exposure of high-pressure water to a localized area of the
body may cause bruising.
9. WARNING: Prolonged immersion in hot water or steam may induce
hyperthermia. A description of the cause, symptoms and effects of
hyperthermia are as follows:
c. Lack of awareness of impending hazard;
d. Failure to perceive heat;
e. Failure to recognize the need to exit the unit;
Important Safety Instruction
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Becoming familiar with commonly used plumbing and electrical terms will help you
as you use this owner's manual and when you consult the dealer regarding parts
and service.
Amperes Commonly called Amps, rating for flow of electricity
AWG American Wire Gauge (see Wire Gauge), sizing standard for wire
diameter
Circuit Closed loop of electricity
Circuit Breaker Mechanical device to switch power to a circuit on and off
Circuit Load Maximum number of amps a circuit can carry defined by the
total load (Amps) of all components within a circuit. Circuit load
determines the size of the circuit breaker used to protect it
CSA The Canadian Standards Association develops products safety
standards for Canada similar to UL in the USA
GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) (USA) Breaker that interrupts the flow of
electricity when it detects voltage going to ground. This type of
breaker is required to connect any whirlpool bath, steam shower,
or hot tub to household power
Ground Creates the path of the least resistance for electricity and servers
as a backup for the neutral wire
GPM (Gallons per Minute) (USA) Measure of flow rate
Heater Electrical resistance device containing the heating element
Hz (Hertz) The unit of measure of impedance, equaling the number of
cycles per seconds of electrical flow. USA and Canada power is
supplied at 60Hz. International power is supplied in 50Hz
Jet Device that ejects water at an elevated pressure
kW (Kilowatt) Measure of electrical power (example 1000W = 1kW) defined by
the following equation: Watt = Volt x Amp
kWhr (Kilowatt Hour) Measures rate of power usage over one hour. Power
companies charge a certain rate per kWhr (example $0.15/kWhr)
Terms and Definitions
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NEC (National Electric Code) (USA) Universal set of standards governing proper
electrical installation
Neutral When measure using a multi-meter will measure 0 to earth
ground
NFPA (National Fire Protection Association) (USA) Develops national safety
standards for fire protection related to all types of material
Owner's Manual Booklet supplied with each unit containing information about
installation, operation, and care of the unit
Pump Electro-mechanical device to move water, consisting of a wet
end and a motor
RCD (Residual Circuit Device) Device that disconnects a circuit wherever it
detects that flow of current is not balanced between the phase
(“hot”) conductor and the neutral conductor. Similar to a GFCI
in the USA. RCD breakers are used outside the US and
Canada
Suction Fitting Located at the bottom of a hydro massage tub, used to return
water back into the pump. Must be installed before use of a
hydro massage bathtub and correctly working at all times
TUV Independent testing laboratory for Germany and European
standards
UL (Underwriters Laboratory) (USA) Nationally recognized testing laboratory that
develops standards for safety for various products
120@60Hz VAC (USA) Most common residential voltage. VAC delivered to
customers using three conductors with the following color code
and voltage:
Line (L) = 110-120 VAC (Black or “Hot”)
Neutral (N) = (White)
Ground (G) = (Green)
220@60Hz VAC (USA) Required voltage for large ampere equipment such as
residential electric ovens, electric water heaters, and hottubs.
Some large appliances require the use 110VAC for control or
other peripheries in this case a neutral is required
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Line (L1) = 110-120 VAC (Black or “Hot 1”)
Line (L2) = 110-120 VAC (Red or White or “Hot 2”)
Ground (G) = (Green or Bare wire)
230 @50Hz VAC (International) Most common residential voltage in Europe and
other countries outside of the US and Canada. VAC is delivered
to customers using three conductors with the following color
code and voltage:
Line (L) = 230 VAC (Brown)
Neutral (N) = (Blue)
Ground (G) = (Yellow/Green)
VAC Voltage for Alternating Current
VDC Voltage for Direct Current
Wire Gage Actual diameter of bare wire only, measured in American Wire
Gage (AWG) units ranging from 30 to 00 (AWG). The larger the
gage number, the smaller the wire diameter. International wire
size units are measured in square millimeters
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Item Description
Faucet Used to fill water into the tub (controlled by the
diverter)
Diveter Used to select between the tub faucet and shower
wand
Shower Wand Shower function (control by diverter)
Cold/hot water valves Feeds cold and hot water to diverter
Door Entry point for the user
Suction Return for the jet pump
Lock To control the door open/close, turn the lock
clockwise to close the door, turn the lock counter
clockwise to open the door
Jets Water Comes out from the Jets by running the jet
pump
Masage Jet Switch Used to turn on and off the jet pump
Grab Handle To Keep the user from sliding or slipping
Overflow drain Prevents the tub from over filling
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