Fawssit T4000 Tall Series User manual

A Note to You
ank you for buying our product.
To ensure you enjoy years of trouble-free operation, we developed this User
Care Guide for your FAWSsit™ Fold Away Wheelchair Shower. It contains
valuable information about how to operate and maintain your portable
wheelchair shower properly and safely. Please read it carefully.
©2021 Care Giver Support Products, LLC
Contents
Shower Safety................................................................................................1
Operating Instructions & Setup
for Models S2000, SS4040, B5000, and T4000 ........................................1
for Model R3000 ......................................................................................5
Using the additional drainage nozzle system
supplied with R3000 recliner shower .......................................................8
Faucet Aerator Installation and Use ...............................................................9
Electrical Requirements.................................................................................9
Location......................................................................................................10
Tools Required ............................................................................................10
Accessory Bag..............................................................................................10
Return Policy ..............................................................................................10
Ordering Replacement Parts........................................................................11
Warranty .....................................................................................................12
Routine Care and Maintenance ..................................................................12
Rinsing, Breakdown and Storage of FAWSsit
™
Models S2000, SS4040, B5000, and T4000...........................................13
Model R3000.........................................................................................14
Troubleshooting ..........................................................................................15
Product Specications .................................................................................16
Online Registration Information.................................................................17
Owners Information Sheet ..........................................................................17
on 10-05-2021, after the print run, the “SS4040” was changed to “S4040” for consistency
everywhere 5 instances here in the booklet - and then back on 10-10 to SS4040

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Shower Safety
Your FAWSsit™ portable shower safety is important to
us. Please read and follow safety instructions below:
• Plug the GFI pluginto a grounded 3-prong
outlet only. (Fig. 1)
• Do not remove ground prong.
• Do not use an adapter.
• Use 3 wire extension cords if necessary.
• Unplug unit before doing any servicing.
• Remember that disposal water is not sanitary.
Place the water disposal tube directly into drain,
and sanitize disposal area after use. (Fig. 2)
• Make sure space is big enough for care attendant to
move around the outside of the shower.
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
Operating Instructions and Set Up for Models
S2000, SS4040, B5000, and T4000
Your FAWSsit™ portable wheelchair shower comes packaged fully assembled
and ready for use. No tools are required. Your FAWSsit™ portable shower sets
up in less than 5 minutes and weighs less than 30 pounds. e best location
may be the kitchen of your home or in an area where both hot and cold water
resources are available as well as a drain for removing the waste water.
Plan for open space around all sides of the shower to ensure easy patient access
for family members or care attendants.
After unpacking your FAWSsit™ portable shower, stand
the unit upright on its support legs. e white rubber
protection feet on each of the support legs should be on
the oor. (Fig. 3)
Fig. 3
on 10-05-2021, after the print run, the “SS4040” was changed to “S4040” for consistency
everywhere 5 instances here in the booklet - and then back on 10-10 to SS4040

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Operating Instructions & Setup continued
Pull the right shower wall toward you until it opens to a
90 degree angle (Fig.4) Do the same with the left shower
wall until it opens to a 90 degree angle as well (Fig.5).
Your portable wheelchair shower should now be set up
in a horseshoe conguration with the dark blue shower
pan facing you.
Your portable wheelchair shower comes with a dark blue
vinyl water collection pan that is attached to the rear
wall of your portable shower. A Velcro® strip is wrapped
around the upper rear tubing arm for shipping / storage.
By pulling up on the Velcro® strip, the blue vinyl water
collection pan releases to lay at on the oor between the
rear, left and right shower walls. (Fig.6a & 6b)
Attach the Velcro strips to the lower support tubing on
the sides of the shower to hold the pan edges upright.
Leave the front open until after the person in the
wheelchair is rolled in.
e back of the shower should face your hot/cold water
outlets. A exible water hose for bathing will be attached
to the water faucet later during this setup process
(included in your kit). A drain source for bath water
removal should also be available, as in your kitchen sink.
Your portable wheelchair shower comes with a support
arm that is attached to the right shower wall. Make sure
that the support arm on the right side of your portable
wheelchair shower is lowered to attach to the left shower
wall for additional support after the wheelchair is inside
the shower stall. In its lowered position, the support arm
sits approximately 6 inches o the oor aligned with the
support rails for the left and right side walls as well as
the back shower wall.
Fig. 5
Fig. 6a
Fig. 6b
Fig. 4

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Operating Instructions & Setup continued
Note: Do not lower the support arm or attach the front
water collection pan to the support arm until the
wheelchair and person are completely inside the shower
(Fig. 7 & 8).
Additional Velcro® strips are evenly spaced along the blue
vinyl water collection pan. ese Velcro® strips wrap around
the lower support tubing arms located approximately 6
inches o the oor (Fig. 8). Once these Velcro strips are
attached, the water collection pan forms a closed in area
for the person and wheelchair. Your water collection pan
is designed to be raised slightly in front to allow for bath
water to ow to the rear of the collection pan for easier
removal by your FAWSsit™ shower’s water pump.
ere is an quick connect shower hose with a ow control
shower head available for the FAWSsit™ portable showers
(Fig. 9). is shower hose has a snap-on attachment for
the sink faucet, our standard 15 foot long hose, and a
shower head which has an adjustment lever which allows
for water to be turned on or o at the shower head as well
as at the faucet. ere are also special water ow options
on this shower head. If longer hoses are required, there
are 20 foot, 25 foot, or 30 foot sprayer and exit hoses
available. – For attaching the shower sprayer to the sink
faucet, see Page 9, “Faucet Aerator Installation and Use.”
Your FAWSsit™ portable shower’s water pump is attached to
the rear wall on the right side of your shower approximately
26 inches o the ground. e spun aluminum cap with o/
on switch for your water pump is located on the top side of
your water pump.
Note: By pushing the switch to the up position, the water
pump will activate. By pushing down on the switch the water
pump will shut off. (Fig. 10)
Fig. 8
Fig. 7
Fig. 10
Fig. 9

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Operating Instructions & Setup continued
e water pump has two drain hoses connected to it.
e bottom hose going to the collection pan removes
the bath water. e blue drainage nozzle (Fig. 11)
should be placed inside the mesh pocket located at
the back of the blue shower pan to hold it in place
for suctioning the water from the pan (Fig. 12). e
top hose allows the waste bath water to drain directly
into your kitchen drain or bathroom toilet or any drain
system convenient for bath water removal. (Fig. 13)
e shower curtains are already pre-hung to three sides
of the portable wheelchair shower. An additional section
for the front curtain is attached to the left side of your
portable shower. By unclipping the inside shower clip
from the left rear side of the shower wall, the additional
section of the curtain can be attached to the front right
side shower wall for complete privacy. (Fig. 14a & 14b)
Make sure that all sides of the shower curtain are placed
inside the blue drain pan before running water into the
shower stall.
Note: Once the person has completed their shower, be
sure that the support arm is in the raised or up position
and that the front vinyl mat is laying flat in front of
their wheelchair’s wheels before rolling them out.
Fig. 11
Fig. 12
Fig. 13
Fig. 14a
Fig. 14b

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Operating Instructions & Setup
for Model R3000
Your FAWSsit™ portable wheelchair shower comes packaged fully assembled
and ready for use. No tools are required. Your FAWSsit™ Recliner Shower sets
up in less than 10 minutes and weighs less than 40 pounds. e best location
may be the kitchen of your home or in an area where both hot and cold water
resources are available as well as a drain for removing the waste water.
Ensure that you have enough open space around all sides
of the shower.
After unpacking your FAWSsit™ portable shower, stand
the unit upright on its support legs. e white rubber
protection feet on each of the support should be on the
oor. (Fig. 3)
With the recliner Shower facing you, pull the right shower
wall toward you until it opens to a 90 degree angle. At this
point the right shower wall will be extended to a length
of 36 inches. Do this same process with the second part
of the right wall until you have the entire right shower
wall fully extended to its 78 inches in length. (Fig.4)
Do this same process again for the left shower wall until
it’s extended to 78 inches in length as well. (Fig. 5)
Your portable wheelchair shower should now be set up
in a horseshoe conguration with the dark blue shower
pan facing you.
Your portable wheelchair shower comes with a dark blue
vinyl water collection pan that is attached to the rear wall
of your portable shower. It may be folded in half laying
over the back shower wall or folded in such a way that
once the sides of the shower walls are extended, the blue
water collection pan will lay on the oor in front of you.
Make sure that you extend the water collection pan out
to its full 78 inches on the oor between the right and
left shower walls. (Fig.6)
Fig. 3
Fig. 4
Fig. 5
Fig. 6

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Operating Instructions & Setup continued
e back of the shower should face your hot/cold
water outlets. A exible water hose for bathing will
be attached to the water faucet later during this setup
process (included in your kit). A drain source for bath
water removal should also be available, as in your
kitchen sink.
Your portable wheelchair shower comes with a support
arm that is attached to the right shower wall. Make
sure that the support arm on the right side of your
portable wheelchair shower is lowered to attach to the
left shower wall for additional support (Fig. 7). In its
lowered position, the support arm sits approximately
6 inches o the oor aligned with the support rails for
the left and right side walls as well as the back shower
wall. Special note: Do not lower the support arm or
attach the front water collection pan to the support
arm until the wheelchair and person are completely
inside the shower (Fig. 7).
Additional Velcro strips are evenly spaced along the
blue vinyl water collection pan. ese Velcro strips
wrap around the lower support tubing arms located
approximately 6 inches o the oor (Fig. 8). Once
these Velcro strips (7) on each side are attached, the
water collection pan forms a closed in area for the
wheelchair and its person. Your water collection pan is
designed to be raised slightly in front to allow for bath
water to ow to the rear of the collection pan for easier
removal by your FAWSsit™ shower’s water pump.
ere is an quick connect shower hose with a ow control shower head available
for the FAWSsit™ portable showers (Fig. 9). is shower hose has a snap-on
attachment for the sink faucet, our standard 15 foot long hose, and a shower head
which has a blue adjustment lever which allows for water to be turned on or o at
the shower head as well as at the faucet. ere are also special water ow options
on this shower head.
Fig. 8
Fig. 7
Fig. 9

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Operating Instructions & Setup continued
Your FAWSsit™ portable shower’s water pump is attached to
the rear wall on the right side of your shower approximately
12 inches o the ground. e spun aluminum cap with
o/on switch for your water pump is located on the top
side of your water pump. Note: By pushing the switch to
the up position, the water pump will activate. By pushing
down on the switch the water pump will shut off. (Fig. 10)
e water pump has two drain hoses connected to it.
e bottom hose going to the collection pan removes
the bath water. e blue drainage nozzle (Fig. 11)
should be placed inside the mesh pocket located at
the back of the blue shower pan to hold it in place
for suctioning the water from the pan (Fig. 12). e
top hose allows the waste bath water to drain directly
into your kitchen drain or bathroom toilet or any drain
system convenient for bath water removal. (Fig. 13)
e shower curtains are already pre-hung to three sides
of the portable wheelchair shower. An additional section
for the front curtain is attached to the left side of your
portable shower. By unclipping the inside shower clip
from the left rear side of the shower wall, the additional
section of the curtain can be attached to the front right
side shower wall for complete privacy. (Fig. 14)
Make sure that all sides of the shower curtain are placed
inside the blue drain pan before running water into the
shower stall.
Note: Once the person has completed their shower, be
sure that the support arm is in the raised or up position
and that the front vinyl mat is laying flat in front of
their wheelchair’s wheels before rolling them out.
Fig. 10
Fig. 12
Fig. 13
Fig. 14
Fig. 11

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Using the additional drainage nozzle system
supplied with R3000 recliner shower
To ease the process of cleaning the R3000, an additional connected
suction nozzle is provided to help with residual water clean up.
To enable secondary (clean up)
nozzle you must rst switch the
valve on the pump from primary
to secondary nozzle. Pump is
providing suction only to one
nozzle at the time.
ADDITIONALADDITIONAL
CLEAN UPCLEAN UP
DRAINAGEDRAINAGE
NOZZLENOZZLE
SHOWERING
DRAINAGE
NOZZLE
ROTATINGROTATING
SWITCHSWITCH
VALVEVALVE
Proceed to clean up any residual/standing water from the front part of the collection
pan toward the back with sweeping motion of the nozzle. After cleaning, make sure
to return the switch valve back to primary nozzle position to be ready for the next
showering.
For service support call Customer Service 1-877-329-7748.

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Faucet Aerator Installation And Use
One Time Installation:
1. Remove your faucet’s aerator from spout (A).
2. If spout is threaded on the outside, place thinner washer only (B) inside
enclosed aerator. If spout is threaded on the inside, place thicker washer
only (C) inside enclosed aerator.
3. Twist aerator (D) onto the spout (A). In the
event that your faucet is threaded dierently,
there is a ‘Universal’ adapter included in
addition to the faucet adapter to enable the
conversion of most sink faucets. For some
faucets, especially large faucets with pull
out sprayers which are incorporated into the
faucet head, the adapters may not t directly
without modication.
Connect Hose:
4. Snap “quick connector” (E) on aerator by
holding down white ring while pushing hose
up onto aerator.
5. Turn on water. Press sprayer to start water ow.
Disconnect Hose:
6. Turn o water. Disconnect hose by holding down white ring on “quick
connector” and pull down to detach hose from aerator.
7. Hold hose end over sink, then elevate sprayer and press sprayer button to
drain remaining water in hose.
A
BC
D
E
Electrical Requirements
Your portable wheelchair shower comes with an 11
foot power cord terminated with an automatic ground
fault interrupter (GFI) plug. is power supply cord is
attached to the shower’s water pump and hangs from a
plastic storage strap when not in use to keep it dry and
safe from damage.

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Location
Check the location where your portable wheelchair shower will be installed.
Proper installation is your responsibility. Make sure you have everything
necessary for correct installation.
e location should provide:
• Grounded electrical outlet within four to six feet of the portable shower unit.
Use 3 wire extension cord if necessary.
• Free movement around the portable shower unit.
• Do not install the portable shower unit where the shower curtains will be
exposed to heat sources that will raise the panel surface temperature above 120
degrees Fahrenheit (50 degrees Celsius).
• Do not store the portable shower unit where tempera-
tures may go below freezing as there is the potential for
pump damage from residual water within the pump.
Tools Required
• None
Accessory Bag
• e blue mesh utility bag can be used to hold
other personal hygiene products, such as
shampoo or soap. (Fig. 15)
Return Policy
For the latest return policy, please visit:
https://shop.fawssit.com/legal/#returns
Fig. 15
e pump operates on 115 volts AC, 50/60 cycle and draws 1.50 amps. e
GFI must be plugged into a 3 wire, grounded, 115 volt outlet. e ground path
must not be defeated by the use of a 2 wire cord, a 3 wire to 2 wire adaptor, or
the removal of the ground pin.
If a grounded 3 wire outlet is not available, it is the customer’s responsibility to have
a 3 wire grounded outlet installed. If in doubt, contact a licensed electrical installer
to have the proper receptacle installed. All installations must be in conformance
with the National Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA 70, latest edition, and all local
codes and ordinances.

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Optional Auxiliary Pump Cart
Anxiety Free Bathing - e pump can be moved
up to 30 feet from the shower stall, creating a quiet
shower zone. Bathers with Alzheimer’s, dementia or
noise sensitivities greatly benet from this option.
Visit shop.fawssit.com
Optional
Bathing Chairs
We carry full showerbuddy® line
of bathing chairs - oering bariatric,
tilting or lightweight options.
Visit shop.fawssit.com
Ordering Replacement Parts
You may order the following replacement parts for your FAWSsit™ portable
shower by calling Care Giver Support Products, LLC at 1-877-329-7748 or by
ordering from fawssit web site: shop.fawssit.com.
• Shower curtains
• Shower curtain hooks
• Accessory bag
• Drain pan
• Hoses (in dierent lenghts)
• Pump
• Drainage Wand
• Sprayer Arm
• Brass Fitting Conector

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Warranty
We oer a 90 day full warranty on all shower models.
We also oer a free warranty extension after your shower registration
(by lling out a warranty card enclosed with your shower
or lling a warranty form on our website)
is extended warranty covers Five (5) years on the frame
and One (1) year on all other components.
Warranties apply from the date of the original invoice,
whether or not repairs or replacements
are or were provided during the warranty period.
For the latest warranty policy, please visit:
https://shop.fawssit.com/legal/#warranty
Routine Care and Maintenance
After each use:
• Remove solid materials and soap scum from the pan.
• Use a small amount of anti-bacterial soap and warm water to wipe out the
shower pan and then rinse with clean water.
• Drain the water from the hose before hanging it back on the frame.
• Dry the curtain and pan before folding the unit for storage.
Bi-Monthly Cleaning Routine:
• With the pump o, pour approximately 2-3 gallons of warm water into the
shower pan and add approximately ½ cup of household chlorine bleach, or
your choice of bleach alternative, to the water.
• Let the solution sit in the pan for approximately 5-10 minutes.
• Use a cloth and the solution from the pan to wipe down the curtains and frame.
• Turn on the pump to circulate the solution through the hose and pump for
disinfection and to drain the shower pan.
• To remove the bleach residue, ll the shower pan with clean warm water and
use a damp cloth to wipe down the curtains and frame.
• Turn on the pump to circulate the clean water through the hose and pump
and drain the shower pan.
• Turn o the pump and dry any remaining moisture on the curtains and pan,
drain the hose, then fold the shower for storage.

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Breakdown and Storage of Models
S2000, S4040, B5000, and T4000
Remove any water that may remain in the bottom of the blue collection pan
with a soft cloth towel or a sponge.
Once the FAWSsit™ shower is rinsed and dried completely, you’re ready to
reverse the setup process: (Fig. 7, 6, 5, 4, 3)
• Unplug the GFI electric power cord from your wall outlet.
• Coil up the power cord and hold it with the clear plastic strap.
• Remove the water spray hose coming from the faucet water source.
• Coil up the hose and hold it with one of the clear plastic straps.
• Release the Velcro® strips from the front of the blue water collection pan as
well as the Velcro® strips from the lower left and right shower wall support
arms that the blue vinyl collection pan is attached to.
• Lift up on the lower front support arm between the left and right shower walls
and snap it into its plastic holder on the right shower wall.
• Pick up the blue water collection pan with the center front Velcro® strip
and fold it in half. Lift it completely o the oor and take it back toward
the rear top support arm folding half of it over the top rear support arm.
Note: Your water collection pan should remain snapped in place to the
lower rear support arm of your shower.)
You now have the blue water collection pan hanging from the rear shower wall
between the left and right shower walls and curtains.
You can now gently pick up the front end of the left shower wall and close it inward
toward the rear shower wall. Do the same with the right shower wall, gently picking
it up and closing it inward toward the rear shower wall.
You now have a shower unit that is 8 inches in thickness, including its water pump,
which is ready for storage. And you did it with no tools!
If the shower is to be stored in sub-freezing temperatures, ensure that all water has
been removed prior to storage.
Fig. 3Fig. 4
Fig. 5
Fig. 6
Fig. 7

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Breakdown and Storage
Model R3000 Shower
Remove any water that may remain in the bottom of the blue collection pan
with a soft cloth towel or a sponge.
Once the FAWSsit™ shower is rinsed and dried completely, you’re ready to
reverse the setup process: (Fig. 7, 6, 5, 4, 3)
• Unplug the GFI electric power cord from your wall outlet.
• Coil up the power cord and hold it with the clear plastic strap.
• Remove the water spray hose coming from the faucet water source.
• Coil up the hose and hold it with one of the clear plastic straps.
• Release the Velcro® strips from the front of the blue water collection pan as
well as the Velcro® strips from the lower left and right shower wall support
arms that the blue vinyl collection pan is attached to.
• Lift up on the lower front support arm between the left and right shower walls
and snap it into its plastic holder on the right shower wall.
• Pick up the blue water collection pan with the center front Velcro® strip
and fold it in half. Lift it completely o the oor and take it back toward
the rear top support arm folding half of it over the top rear support arm.
Note: Your water collection pan should remain snapped in place to the
lower rear support arm of your shower.)
You now have the blue water collection pan hanging from the rear shower wall
between the left and right shower walls and curtains.
You can now gently pick up the front end of the left shower wall folding it
halfway outward toward the left rear shower wall. Do this process again until
the left shower wall is double folded pulling it inward toward the back wall.
Complete this same process with the right shower wall, gently picking it up
and closing it halfway outward toward the rear right shower wall. Do this same
process once more until the right shower wall is double folded toward the back
of the shower wall.
You now have a shower unit that is 12 inches in thickness, including its water pump,
which is ready for storage. And you did it with no tools!

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For your storage information, this shower weighs approximately 40 pounds. If the
shower is to be stored in sub-freezing temperatures, ensure that all water has been
removed prior to storage.
Fig. 3Fig. 4
Fig. 5
Fig. 6Fig. 7
Troubleshooting
If the shower unit will not operate: Check to see if power
supply cord is unplugged. If so, rmly plug the cord into a
live outlet with proper voltage.
Check to make sure the GFI Plug is reset. If not, push the reset
button to reset. Power should be restored.
If the power has failed: Wait until local power is restored. GFI
Plug may need to be reset on power cord.
If the shower has no power: Check the circuit breaker at
the electrical circuit box. If circuit breaker has tripped, reset
circuit breaker at the electrical box.
If the water pump does not pump water: Check to make
sure pump is turned on. If so, unplug power cord from
power source and reinsert. Check to make sure that the
GFI plug is reset. Reset by pushing in on the reset button.
If water drips onto oor area from the portable shower
collection pan: Check the vinyl collection pan for holes or
breaks in the seams of the collection pan. Make sure the front
collection pan is Velcro’d properly to front support arm.
For service support call Customer Service
1-877-329-7748.

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Product Specications
All FAWSsit™ portable showers have an attached waste water pump which is
designed to run wet or dry and can remove approximately 3 gallons of water per
minute while running. is pump has been tested by Underwriter Laboratories
for safety. All supporting documentation and additional specications are
available as needed upon request from Care Giver Support Products, LLC.
S2000 STANDARD
• Inside dimensions: 34” wide × 34” deep × 48” tall
• Outside dimensions: 36” wide × 36” deep × 48” tall
• Weight: 28 pounds
• Dimensions when folded: 36” wide × 8” deep × 48” tall
SS4040 SUPER STANDARD
• Inside dimensions: 40” wide × 40” deep × 48” tall
• Outside dimensions: 42” wide × 42” deep × 48” tall
• Weight: 31 pounds
• Dimensions when folded: 42” wide × 8” deep × 48” tall
B5000 BARIATRIC
• Inside dimensions: 44” wide × 44” deep × 44” tall
• Outside dimensions: 46” wide × 46” deep × 44” tall
• Weight: 36 pounds
• Dimensions when folded: 46” wide × 8” deep × 44” tall
T4000 TALL
• Inside dimensions: 34” wide × 34” deep × 72” tall
• Outside dimensions: 36” wide × 36” deep × 72” tall
• Also available in: 42” wide × 42” deep × 72” tall
• and 46” wide × 46” deep × 72” tall
• Weight: 38 pounds
• Dimensions when folded: 36” wide × 8” deep × 72” tall
R3000 RECLINER
• Inside dimensions: 34” wide × 78” deep × 36” tall
• Outside dimensions: 36” wide × 80” deep × 36” tall
• Weight: 44 pounds
• Dimensions when folded: 36” wide × 12”deep × 36” tall

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Registration of your shower unit
Please ll out the Registration Form postcard that was attached to your shower (“First
things rst”) or register online - the feedback you provide enables us to continuously
improve our showers.
If you no longer have the registration card,
you can still register your FAWSSIT™ portable
shower by visiting
https://www.cgsp.net/product-registration/
or
scannig the QR code here.
Owners Information Sheet (for your records)
Care Giver Support Products, LLC
1009 Bancroft Avenue
San Leandro, CA 94577
Dealer:__________________________________________________________________
Company: _______________________________________________________________
Address: _________________________________________________________________
City/State/Zip Code: _______________________________________________________
Phone: __________________________ Fax:____________________________________
Unit Information
Shower Model: ____________________________________________________________
Water Pump #:____________________________________________________________

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