American Standard LIBERATION User manual

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OWNER’S
MANUAL

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Congratulations!
You are now the owner of a walk-in bath from the
most trusted name in plumbing.
We know you have a choice in which walk-in bath
you have in your home and want to welcome you
to the Liberation by American Standard family.
We feel honored that you have chosen Liberation
by American Standard to supply and install your
walk-in bath. We specialize in providing the safest
bathing experience without sacrificing luxury.
Your satisfaction is our guarantee.
Should you have any questions regarding your
walk-in bath, please do not hesitate to contact
our customer support center at
855.225.2183
Thank you for your purchase. Your Liberation
by American Standard walk-in bath is a true
investment in your health and peace of mind.

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Table of Contents
Liberation Walk-In Bath 4
Control Panel Functions 6
Open & Close Walk-In Bath Door 7
Quick Drain® 8
Self Cleaning Sanitary System 9
RevitaJet™ Whole Body Hydrotherapy 10
Chromatherapy 14
Aromatherapy 15
Important Safety Instructions 16
Cleaning and Maintenance 18
Exclusive Limited Lifetime Warranty 19
Trouble Shooting 20

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Liberation
Walk-In Bath
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Liberation
Walk-In Bath
Construction
1. 100% Premium Cast Acrylic Material
2. Freestanding Metal Support
3. Patented, Leak Proof Door System
4. Quick Drain® Fast Water Removal System
5. Premium Faucet with Hand Shower
6. Textured Bath Floor
7. Low Threshold
8. 17” Chair Height Seat
9. Built-In Chrome Grab Bar
10. Easy Access Panel
RevitaJet™ Whole Body Hydrotherapy
Other Innovative Features
11. Deluxe Upper Body Massage
12. Ultimate Leg Therapy
13. Legs-Only Therapy Diverter
14. Ultra Foot Massage
15. Wrist and Hand Massage
16. Variable Speed Heater Blower and Whirlpool Pump
17. Chromatherapy Lights - Including Integrated Lights
in 6 Water Jets
18. Aromatherapy
19. In-line Heater
20. Self-Cleaning Sanitary System

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Control Panel
Functions
Lights: There are 7 light
options that are available with
the Liberation walk-in bath.
Push the button to select the
desired color. The last setting
will scroll through each color
automatically.
Drain: If your walk-in bath is
equipped with the Quick Drain®,
open the traditional drain
system (turn the overflow) and
then press the Drain button to
activate the drain. When the
water falls below the suction
guard, press the button again
to turn off. The Quick Drain® will
automatically shut off after 3
minutes as a safety feature.
Jets: Push this button once to
activate the water jets. If the
leg valve is turned off, all of the
jets will expel water. Once the
leg valve is turned on, only the
lower jets will expel water. Push
once more to turn off.
Air: Push this button once to
activate the heated blower
at high speed. To adjust the
speed to medium or low, push
and hold the button. Push
again to turn the air jets off.
Control Panel Operation

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Open & Close
Walk-In Bath Door
To enter your Liberation walk-in bath, reach into the inside of the bath
and pull the handle until it is vertical with the side of the bath. Push
the door open and enter carefully. To close the door securely, simply
close the door and place the lever in the down position. Do not apply
excessive pressure when placing the handle in the close position. Fill
the bath above the highest jet before activating the whirlpool pump (if
equipped). Do not put weight on the door when entering and exiting the
walk-in bath. It is recommended to leave the door in the open position
when the walk-in bath is not in use.
Close
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How to Open and Close the Door

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Cable Driven Drain
Quick Drain® Operation
The Quick Drain® drains water from your tub
quickly. This patent-pending system comes
equipped with a pump, safety suction and
on/off electronic control that allows you to
activate the drain with the touch of a button.
Quick Drain® is not a standard feature on the
soaker bath.
To operate the Quick Drain®, turn the Cable
Driven Drain clockwise to open and then
press the Quick Drain® on/off switch to
activate the drain. When the water falls below
the suction guard, press the on/off switch to
turn the drain system off.
Cable Driven Drain Operation
To open and close the
Cable Driven Drain,
turn clockwise and
counterclockwise to
open and close.
Quick Drain®
On/Off Button for
Jet Model
Quick Drain® On/Off
Button for the Soaker
model
Quick Drain®
Suction Guard
is located at the
base of the seat

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Eliminate the Maintenance
Say “good-bye” to the maintenance needed to enjoy a clean whirlpool
system. Included with jet and dual massage systems, Ozone is the most
effective cleaning system available for bathing environments today.
A study by the EPA through West Virginia University states that:
• Ozone is more effective than chlorine in destroying bacteria and
viruses.
• Ozone is pure Oxygen (O2) with an extra Oxygen atom (O3)
• Because of the extra atom, after Ozone destroys disease-causing
microorganisms, it reverts back to pure Oxygen (O2). Therefore,
it doesn’t leave any harmful residue behind.
Approved by the NSF, FDA and EPA and required in all commercial bathing
environments, this safe and effective sanitation system automatically
oxidizes and eliminates disease-causing microorganisms in the bath
when the whirlpool system is activated. Bleach is not necessary or
recommended when cleaning the walk-in bath. The Ozone Disinfection
System requires no user participation. Turn on the whirlpool system,
and ozone bubbles are automatically
injected into water.
All Ozone Generators are equipped
with a preset vacuum switch which
will not turn on if the pump is not
running with water flowing through
the whirlpool system. The Ozone
Generator includes an exclusive
High Limit Switch and will not false
trip from tap water. If your whirlpool
is equipped with adjustable jets,
or other flow control systems, the
pre-set vacuum may not activate
the generator. To assure proper
operation, all jets may need to be
fully open with the pump operating
at or near maximum flow.
Ozone Disinfection System
Self Cleaning
Sanitary System

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RevitaJet™Whole
Body Hydrotherapy
The treatment of illness and injury through the use of water; both hot
and cold. The four most popular ailments people use hydrotherapy to
treat are: arthritis, lower back pain, insomnia and diabetes.
Arthritis
Warm water treatments help by dilating blood
vessels in the body, relieving pain and easing the
tension in muscles.
Lower Back Pain
Studies have shown that people who use
hydrotherapy experience marked reductions in
pain and use fewer pharmaceuticals to control
their pain.
Insomnia Warm baths have been shown to improve both
the ability to fall asleep and the quality of sleep.
Diabetes
In a study published by the New England Journal
of Medicine, people with Type 2 Diabetes soaked
in hot tubs for 30 minutes a day, 6 days a week.
Doctors noticed that the patients had an easier
time controlling their weight and plasma glucose
levels.
Whirlpool: Push this button once to activate the
water jets. If the legs-only valve is open, all of the
jets will operate. Once the legs-only valve is closed,
only the lower jets will operate. Push once more to
turn off.
Air System: Push this button once to activate the
heated blower at high speed. Push again to adjust
the speed to medium, low and one last time to turn
the air jets off. If you push and hold the button, the
air blower will turn on high and gradually lower in
speed.
Source: Petrofsky; Nance