GHARiENi PediSpa User manual

INSTRUCTION MANUAL
PediSpa
Gharieni Group GmbH
Am Schürmannshütt 24
D - 47441 Moers
Phone:
+49 (0)2841/88300-0
Fax:
+49 (0)2841/88300-999
Customer service hotline:
+49 (0)2841/88300-40
E-mail:
[e-mail]
Web:
www.gharieni.de

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Index
→Abbreviations................................................................................................................ 4
1. Important safety instructions ....................................................................................... 4
2. Prefaces ........................................................................................................................... 6
3. Intended use ................................................................................................................... 7
4. Installation instructions................................................................................................. 7
4.1 Checklist before installation.................................................................................... 8
5. Grounding instructions................................................................................................. 9
6. Planning guide/Foot Bath............................................................................................ 9
6.1 Equipment ................................................................................................................ 9
6.2 Display..................................................................................................................... 10
7. Planning information .................................................................................................. 11
7.1 Plumbing ................................................................................................................. 11
7.2 Application.............................................................................................................. 11
7.3 Water hardness ....................................................................................................... 12
7.4 Water heating.......................................................................................................... 12
7.5 Floor drain .............................................................................................................. 12
7.6 Maintenance............................................................................................................ 12
7.8 Electrical.................................................................................................................. 12
7.9 Space requirement.................................................................................................. 13
8. Operating Instruction.................................................................................................. 14
8.1 Description/details of the PS............................................................................... 14
8.2 Manual control panel............................................................................................. 15
8.2.1 Shift ................................................................................................................... 16
8.2.2 Memory Positions............................................................................................ 16
8.2.3 Key lock............................................................................................................ 16
8.3. Mixing valve........................................................................................................... 16
8.4. Hot water supply................................................................................................... 17
8.5.1 Rotary knobs........................................................................................................ 18
8.5.2 Display on/off..................................................................................................... 18

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8.5.3 Quantity of water/temperature setting ............................................................ 19
8.5.4 How to start a programme................................................................................. 20
8.5.5 Key lock ............................................................................................................... 20
8.5.6 Service indicator.................................................................................................. 20
8.5.7 Safety shutdown.................................................................................................. 20
9. Technical data .............................................................................................................. 21
9.1 Plumbing ................................................................................................................. 21
9.2 Electric..................................................................................................................... 21
9.3 General .................................................................................................................... 22
9.4 Basin ........................................................................................................................ 22
9.5 Affusion pipe.......................................................................................................... 23
9.6 WaterFall ................................................................................................................. 23
9.7 Electronic drain and overflow.............................................................................. 24
9.8 Control units........................................................................................................... 24
10. Cleaning and maintenance........................................................................................ 25
10.1 Base and basin ...................................................................................................... 25
10.2 Seat......................................................................................................................... 26
10.3 Trouble shooting.................................................................................................. 26
11. Guarantee provisions ................................................................................................ 26
11.1 Exclusions from guarantee ................................................................................. 27
12. Ambient conditions................................................................................................... 27
13. Waste management.................................................................................................... 27
14. EC-Declaration Of Conformity............................................................................... 28
15. Status of edition......................................................................................................... 28

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→ABBREVIATIONS
PS
PediSpa/Temper Chair
MCP
Manual Control Panel
*
Or equivalent standards

Operational advice.
1. IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
When using electrical appliances, especially when children are present, basic safety
precautions should always be followed, including the following:
READ THE COMPLETE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE
YOU OPERATE THE APPLIANCE FOR THE FIRST TIME. All information
included in those pages serve for the protection of the operator. If you ignore the
safety instructions, you will endanger your health and life.
DANGER! THIS DEVICE MUST BE INSTALLED BY
GHARIENI´S TECHNICAL SERVICE STAFF OR TECHNICAL
SERVICE STAFF AUTHORIZED BY GHARIENI ONLY! NEVER TRY
TO CARRY OUT THE INSTALLATION OR SINGLE STEPS OF THE
INSTALLATION YOURSELF. DO NOT ALLOW UNAUTHORIZED
SERVICE STAFF TO CARRY OUT THE INSTALLATION OR SINGLE
STEPS OF THE INSTALLATION.
This instruction manual is an integral part of the product and must
be carefully kept in a safe place in order to consult it throughout
the equipment service life. Copies of this instruction manual are
available upon request.
The Gharieni Group GmbH shall not be held responsible for any
damages, direct or indirect, caused to people, animals or objects
resulting from negligence or non-compliance with the instructions
contained herein.
DANGER! indicates a hazardous
situation which, if ignored, will result in
death or serious injury.
WARNING! indicates a hazardous
situation which, if ignored, could result
in death or serious injury.
CAUTION! indicates a hazardous
situation which, if not avoided, may
NOTICE! indicates possible damage to
the appliance.

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result in minor or moderate injury.
DANGER!
To reduce the risk of electrocution:
1. All electrical work to connect the PS to the mains must be carried out by a
qualified professional. Do not modify the energy supply. The connection must
be carried out in accordance with the current local and legal regulations.
2. Do not connect the PS to the mains if the PS itself or the power cable or the
plug are visibly damaged.
3. Never try to repair the PS yourself. If the PS does not operate properly, please
contact the manufacturer or the shop you purchased the appliance at. Original
spare parts should be used only.
4. When the power cable is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer or
an authorized aftersales service or a qualified professional only.
WARNING!
To reduce the risk of burns, electrocution, fire, or injury to persons:
1. The electric components must not come in contact with water. Check all cables
regularly and call the aftersales service when any cable is in improper condition.
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK!
2. Do not open the housing of the MCP! Failure to do so will expire the guarantee.
3. Liquids must not get into the MCP.
4. The PS must not be left unsupervised during operation.
5. Close supervision is necessary when the PS is operated by or near children or
invalids.
6. Use the PS only for its intended use as described in this manual. Do not use
attachments not recommended by the manufacturer.
7. Never operate the PS if it is not working properly, if it has been dropped or
damaged. Call an authorized service centre for examination and repair.
8. Keep the cord away from heated surfaces.
9. Never drop or insert any object into any opening.
10. Do not operate outdoors. Do not operate where aerosol (spray) products are
being used.
11. Do not allow any unauthorized people to operate the PS!
12. Never immerse the PS or any parts of it in water. When cleaning it, make sure
that no water can penetrate the housing.
13. Regularly check that the power leads are intact and contact our Customer
Service Department if any damage is found.
14. Always ensure that no parts of the body can be crushed while operating the
MCP. RISK OF CRUSHING!

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15. Always keep children away from the PS. Children must not play with the PS or
its single components.
16. This device is not intended to be operated by persons with reduced physical,
sensory and mental capabilities or lack of experience or knowledge, unless they
are supervised or instructed concerning the use of the device and do understand
the danger resulting thereof.
CAUTION!
1. Do not lean against the armrests.
2. Do not sit on the armrests.
3. Do not lean against the footrest.
4. Do not sit on the footrest.
5. Do not lean against the headrest.
6. Do not step on the base or basin.
7. Do not sit on the base or basin.
8. Do not use the base or basin as a foot support.
NOTICE!
1. Never use any other cleansing method as described in chapter CLEANING AND
MAINTENANCE; otherwise you can cause permanent damage to the Corian®-
surface.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS.
Strictly observe the instructions to avoid damage to persons and property. Make
sure that this manual is available to anyone using the PS and make sure that it has
been read and understood prior to using the PS.
2. PREFACES
Dear Customer,
Congratulations on buying this high-quality product. Reading these instructions is
definitely not a waste of time, but is crucial to enable proper and responsible
operation of the PS. MAKE SURE THAT THIS MANUAL IS AVAILABLE TO
ANYONE USING THE PS AND MAKE SURE THAT IT HAS BEEN READ
AND UNDERSTOOD PRIOR TO USING THE DEVICE.

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3. INTENDED USE
Read the instructions very carefully and only operate the device in its intended use
as described to protect you and your customers from danger. The PS is intended
for indoor use only.
This PS is a commercial product and must only be used for cosmetic
treatments and by properly trained cosmeticians. No other use is permitted:
it will affect your guarantee rights.
4. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
DANGER! THIS DEVICE MUST BE INSTALLED BY GHARIENI´S
TECHNICAL SERVICE STAFF OR TECHNICAL SERVICE STAFF
AUTHORIZED BY GHARIENI ONLY! NEVER TRY TO CARRY OUT
THE INSTALLATION OR SINGLE STEPS OF THE INSTALLATION
YOURSELF. DO NOT ALLOW UNAUTHORIZED SERVICE STAFF
TO CARRY OUT THE INSTALLATION OR SINGLE STEPS OF THE
INSTALLATION.
placeholder for Service Departments
DANGER! BEFORE INITIAL USE MAKE SURE THAT ALL PARTS
ARE AVAILABLE AND THAT THEY ARE NOT VISIBLY DAMAGED.
MAKE SURE THAT THE POWER OUTLET FOR THE PS IS GROUNDED
PROPERLY AND HAS THE RIGHT VOLTAGE (220 VAC).

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4.1 Checklist before installation
Use this checklist to verify that you have all the information you need from your
consultations. The following items are particularly important:
The customer has to provide for access to the affusion pipe as well as to the
water connections and electronic components.
A pre-wall installation has to be used if the control elements are mounted on
the wall. The installation of the connecting cable and concealed rough parts
for electronic control elements has to occur at the same time that the pre-
wall is closed.
Conform to fire protection regulations.
Calculate the piping according to DIN 1988-3*, EN 806-3*.
Calculate optimum choice of hot water storage device (e.g. according to
DIN 4708*, DIN 1988-20*).
A pressure reducing valve to be provided by the customer if needed
(installed after the water meter according to DIN 1988*.
A remote pressure balancing valve to be provided by the customer if the
water installation is not equipped with.
Main water filter (back-flushable) to be provided by the customer (e.g.
according to DIN 1988*).
Hot-water temperature range during operation 50-60 0C.
Cold-water temperature range during operation 5-20 0C.
Recommended water hardness: 5-6 0e.
Flow pressure during operation: 2.5-4.0 bar.
Recommended flow pressure during operation: 3.0 bar
Maximum difference in flow pressure between hot and cold water: 1.0 bar.
Water supply (HW+CW) 2x DN15*-1/2"
A min. distance for a circulation pipe of 600 mm from the angle valves is
required if a hot-water circulation system is installed.
Leak test after rough installation according to EN 806-4*.
Pipe flushing after rough installation according to EN 806-4*.
Drain capacity: AW 0.9 l/sec., DN 50*
System partner/installer
Project
Date
Signature system partner/installer

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5. GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS
DANGER! This product must be grounded properly. In the event of an
electrical short-circuit, grounding reduces the risk of electric shock by providing a
path of low resistance for the electric current. The grounding must be carried out in
accordance with all current legal and local regulations. The wire with insulation
having an outer surface that is green with or without yellow stripes is the grounding
wire. Check with a qualified electrician or service personnel if you are in doubt as
to whether the product is properly grounded. All work and inspection operations
required for proper electricity supply must be carried out by a qualified electrician
only.
6. PLANNING GUIDE/FOOT BATH
6.1 Equipment
Basic
Affusion pipe
Mixing valve
mechanically controlled
Comfort
Affusion pipe
Smart Tools (1 display; 1 rotary knob/temperature setting)
1 pc.
Automatic filling
electronically controlled
Superior
Affusion pipe
Smart Tools (1 display; 1 rotary knob/temperature setting)

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Massage jets (4 pcs.)
1 pc.
Automatic filling
electronically controlled
DeLuxe
Affusion pipe
Smart Tools (1 display; 1 rotary knob/temperature setting)
Massage jets (4 pcs.)
SPA-Programmes Vitalize & Relax
Water Fall with Pearl Stream
1 pc.
Automatic filling
electronically controlled
6.2 Display
Comfort
Automatic filling (1 x via affusion pipe)
Affusion pipe
Superior
Automatic filling (1 x via affusion pipe)
Affusion pipe
Massage jets

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DeLuxe
Automatic filling (1 x via WaterFall with Pearl
Stream)
SPA-Programme Relax
Affusion pipe
SPA-Programme Vitalize
7. PLANNING INFORMATION
7.1 Plumbing
1. Connect the water supply (HW+CW) 2x DN 15 - G1/2" via angle valves with
the filter (included in delivery). A main filter (back-flushable) is recommended
in addition to the filter of the angle valves.
2. The customer must provide a pressure reducing valve after the water meter
(water main) if needed.
3. The customer must provide a remote pressure balancing valve if the water
installation is not equipped with.
4. If a circulation line (DN 12*) is used, the circulation line connection must be at
least 600 mm away from the angle valve.
5. It is mandatory to carry out a pressure test of the entire installation (without
angle valves) at a rate of 1.5 times of the max. permissible operating pressure.
The exact procedure for the pressure test (preliminary check/main check)
depending on the pipe material used, can be found in the currently applicable
guidelines. Prepare a test report.
6. It is essential to flush the entire installation with clean water (note the applicable
guidelines). Prepare a report. The flushing has to be carried out before fitting
the exposed trim parts and start-up.
7. The customer has to provide for access to the affusion pipe as well as to the
water connections and electronic components. A pre-wall installation has to be
used if the control elements are mounted on the wall. The installation of the
connecting cable and concealed rough parts for electronic control elements has
to occur at the same time that the pre-wall is closed.
7.2 Application
The PS is not designed for outdoor use. If the plan is to use them in a steamy
environment, or one containing salt or chlorine, consultation with Dornbracht is
advised.

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7.3 Water hardness
The recommended water hardness is 5-6 0e. Use water softening system into the
feed pipes depending on water hardness.
7.4 Water heating
To choose the perfect hot-water storage tank - taking additional tapping points and
simultaneous usage into consideration - it is essential to assess the specific demand
(e.g. in accordance with DIN 4708-2*). If the hot-water temperature in the hot-
water storage tank is set higher than 60 0C, a thermostatic water mixer must be
connected in series after the storage tank (e.g. with a solar-heated boiler). If the
project requires regular thermal disinfection to be carried out, the customer must
provide a relevant (manually or automatically operated) bypass of the thermostatic
water mixer.
7.5 Floor drain
Drainage capacity/connected rating 0.9 l/sec. Drainage pipe DN 50*.
7.6 Maintenance
The integrated type BA system divider (back flow prevention) as per EN 1717* has
to be serviced on a regular basis by a professional plumber. The correct function
has to be checked after the first year and periodically thereafter, depending on use
conditions, but at least once a year. A test report is to be written. The filters in the
angle valves as well as all other filters have to be cleaned once a year and replaced if
necessary.
7.8 Electrical
Only connect to the electricity supply when the device is voltage-free. Electrical
installation must be carried out by a professional specialist, in accordance with
VDE 0100*. Please conform to national statutory regulations, where different. The
installation of the connecting cable and concealed rough parts for electronic
control elements has to occur at the same time that the pre-wall is closed. Only use
original Dornbracht components to connect the devices. The maximum distance
between the sub-distribution board or main board and FOOT BATHATT is 14 m.
The customer must provide the following circuit breakers and electrical
components:

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1. earth-leakage circuit breaker (30 mA, 2-pin, type A)
2. safety cut-out (6 A, type B)
3. circuit-breaker switch (16 A, 1 make contact, 230 VAC).
7.9 Space requirement
S
seat
B
basin
Sufficient free space around the device is required. See above drawing. Remember
that you need additional free space around the above dimensions for treatment.
The treatment room should be large enough, so you and your customer can move
unhindered. Maybe you need some more additional free space for storage options
(e.g. a cabinet for towels).

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8. OPERATING INSTRUCTION
8.1 Description/details of the PS
1
Manually-adjustable headrest by approx. 250forwards.
2
Electrically-adjustable (via MCP) backrest from approx. 260to 750.
3
The height of the seat is electrically-adjustable (MCP) from approx. 63 to
approx. 93 cm.
4
Electrically-movable (via MCP) forwards and backwards by approx. 17 cm.
5
Electrically-inclinable (via MCP) backwards by 140.
6
The height of the footrest is electrically-adjustable by 20 cm.
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The seat can be swivelled by 900to both the right and the left. Use the lever
on the side of the seat.
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Optional available manicure bowl with plug-in function.
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Optional available tray with plug-in function. The tray can be fixed on both
armrests.
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The length of the base is approx. 150 cm.
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The width is approx. 80 cm.
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The height is approx. 43 cm.

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8.2 Manual control panel
WARNING! Always ensure that no parts of the body can be crushed while
operating the MCP. RISK OF CRUSHING!
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black
Entire seat up/down.
grey
Default position for head treatment (left)/feet treatment (right).
2
black
Inclination of the backrest.
grey
Lifting column and footrest are moved simultaneously.
3
black
Inclination of the seat.
grey
Memory positions M1/M2.
4
black
Footrest up/down.
grey
Memory positions M3/M4
5
black
Entire seat forwards/backwards.
grey
Start
Seat-access default position.
Save.
6
Key lock
7
Shift (to change between black and grey control sections)

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
For safety reasons, the unit moves only while pressing a button of the
MCP. When you stop pressing, all moving-operations will stop
immediately.
8.2.1 Shift
The top five control units (1-5) are divided into two sections (black/grey). Press
SHIFT (6) to change from the black to the grey control sections. Press SHIFT (6)
again to return to the black control sections.
8.2.2 Memory Positions
You can set four Memory Positions (M1-M4). Proceed as follows:
1. Adjust the desired treatment position.
2. Press SHIFT.
3. Press SAVE ( ).
4. Press the desired Memory Position M1-M4.
To activate a saved Memory Position press SHIFT and then the relevant Memory
Position M1-M4.
8.2.3 Key lock
Locking/unlocking: Press and hold the key-lock button and
immediately after (within 1 second) the shift button. Keep on holding
both buttons for at least 2 more seconds until you hear an acoustic
signal.
8.3. Mixing valve
PediSpa Basic only.
with backflow protection
2*connection AG 1/2" (cold/warm)
1*outflow AG 1/2"
Ceramic upper portion 1/2"
Mixing valve with ceramic disks
Inside micrometer 60 mm
cover panel 12*60 mm
Valve 1: amount of water.
Valve 2: temperature.

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8.4. Hot water supply
1. If the water is electrically heated internally, the maximum temperature should
not exceed 40 °C.
2. If the hot water is supplied from an external source, the maximum temperature
should not exceed 40 °C.
3. The water supply must be equipped with a remote pressure balancing valve to
protect your customer from dangerous changes of temperature.
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For the specific equipment of your PediSpa, please refer
to chapter 6.1.
Automatic filling up to the ankles.
Affusion pipe.
Massage jets.
Relax. This programme is intended to stimulate the circulation. The feet are
placed into lukewarm and low water first; then the temperature and level of
the water are increased slowly (for 10 relaxing minutes).
Vitalize. The feet are placed into lukewarm and low water first; then the 4
massage jets massage the reflex zones of the feet with increasing water
pressure and fluctuating temperatures. The programme is fixed at 6 minutes.
1. Activate the desired programme via the relevant symbol on the display.
2. Wait-Display: When the control unit flashes, the relevant function has not
been ready for operation yet. The flashing stops when proper operating status
has been reached.
3. Touch the relevant control unit to cancel a running programme.

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8.5.1 Rotary knobs
Quantity of water
Water temperature
8.5.2 Display on/off
Via rotary knob
Via display
Use of the jets
The eccentrics will close when the jets are activated manually; then the water is
supplied automatically. As soon as a sufficient water level has been reached, the

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water supply stops and the jets start operation. When pressing the jets-key again,
the jets stop operation.
8.5.3 Quantity of water/temperature setting
Quantity of water setting
Water temperature setting
Suspension of the protection from scalding.
1
Turn rotary knob to MAX.
2
Turn and push rotary knob simultaneously.
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The protection from scalding is automatically reactivated after 10 minutes.

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8.5.4 How to start a programme

You can vary the water temperature by +/- 2 0C and the quantity of water
by +/- 20% while a programme is running.
You can cancel a running programme prematurely by pressing the rotary
knob or display-keys.
8.5.5 Key lock

For activation press both rotary knobs for 5 seconds simultaneously. For
deactivation repeat the procedure. Use the key lock as a child lock or
protection from unauthorized operation or while cleaning the PS..
8.5.6 Service indicator
If one of the symbols of the display lights up for 2 seconds, please contact your
retailer or the aftersales service.
8.5.7 Safety shutdown
The safety shutdown deactivates all running functions after a maximum of 30
minutes.