JASON Hydrotherapy AirMasseur Madeline MA635P User manual

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Date 04/11
“TO BE REMOVED FOR USE BY THE OCCUPANT.”
Jason International, Inc.
8328 MacArthur Drive
North Little Rock, AR 72118
www.jasoninternational.com
OWNER’S RECORD
Dealer:
Date Purchased:
Date Installed:
Installer:
PLACE SERIAL NUMBER CARD WITH
PRODUCT CONFIGURATION IN THIS BOX
OWNER’S MANUAL
MA635P Designer AirMasseur®Baths
INSTALLATION, OPERATION, AND MAINTENANCE
INSPECTION
Inspect the unit prior to installation. In the event of a
problem, DO NOT install the unit.
All components are factory assembled to the bath and the
unit is water tested and inspected prior to leaving Jason
International, Inc.
If the carton shows sign of damage, inspect the product
before accepting and describe the problem on the Bill of
Lading.
NOTE: Transportation and insurance from Jason’s
factory are the buyer’s responsibility.
Damage sustained in transit is the responsibility of
the carrier. If damage is discovered, the carrier must
be immediately notified in writing with a request for a
representative to inspect the unit. Failure of the carrier
to respond should be reported to the seller and carrier.
Always file a freight claim promptly.
The installer is responsible for insuring that the unit is
free from defects or shipping damage. In the event of a
problem, DO NOT install the unit.
Jason International is not responsible for damage that
might have been avoided by inspection or testing prior to
installation.
If the carton shows sign of damage, inspect
the product before accepting and describe the
problem on the Bill of Lading.
Damage to the unit during installation will not be covered
by warranty and is the responsibility of the installer. ALL
WARRANTY CLAIMS ON ACRYLIC SURFACE DAMAGE
MUST BE MADE PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. Inspect
plumbing and bath surface for missing or damaged
components. Alert your dealer of any discrepancies.
To protect the unit from damage keep the bath in the
carton until ready for installation.
EQUPMENT ACCESS
In accordance with Building Codes, service access
to all therapy bath equipment, controls and electrical
connections must be provided during installation (see
Table 1 - Specifications for minimum access size).
Insufficient access will hinder repair and maintenance.
Warranty Service

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
INSTALLATION
Remove the product from its packaging. Read the entire
instructions prior to installing this product.
SeeUSERMAINTENANCEINSTRUCTIONSinthisowner’smanualfor
humidity and mold prevention suggestions prior to Installation.
1. Disassemble the bath from its skirt by removing the six (6)
bolts located around the top perimeter of the skirt with a
3/8” (9 mm) open-end wrench (See Figure 1). Do not throw
the bolts away. They will be used to reattach the skirt to
the bath later.
2. Lift the bath out of the skirt. Remove the bolts attaching the
packing board to the skirt. See Figure 1.
3. Set aside the template; tubing with 2 clamps; remote control
(when supplied); and optional towel bar(s) to be used later.
4. Cardboard bath well protector. Each bath is provided with a
cardboard bath well protector that should be kept in the
unit throughout the bathroom construction process.
NOTE: Overflow drains, fill spouts, and valves must
be installed according to the instructions herein.
5. An installation template is provided to locate the floor drain;
sump area; remote blower-tubing floor cutout; water inlet
stub-out; mounting holes; and skirt center lines. Tape the
template to the sub-floor in its desired location.
6. Mark on the sub-floor the sump area location; the water inlet
stub-outlocation;and theremote blower-tubingfloor cutout
location. Two remote blower tubing floor cutout locations
and water inlet stub-out locations have been indicated on
the template. Choose the one that is preferable for your
installation.
7. Removethetemplateandcutoutthefloor.Thefloor drainlocation
must be installed according to the template. This location is
critical to the proper installation of this product.
NOTE: You must keep the template, it will be needed during the
next step of the installation process. (See Figure 2.)
8. After the finished floor is installed, position the installation
template on the finished floor. Place the template to line
up with the existing floor drain location and orient the
template to the desired position.
NOTE: Sump area location cutout; remote blower
tubing floor location cutout; and water inlet stubout
location must line up with the template.
9. Transfer the centerlines of the template to the finished floor.
(CAUTION: use a marker that can be removed from the
finished floor after installation). Tape the template to
Figure 1
TABLE 1 - SPECIFICATIONS
Model
Overall
Dimension
L x W x H (in.)
L x W x H (cm)
Operating
Capacity
GAL
Liters
Blower
HP
Min. Size
Access
W x H (in.)
W x H (cm)
Floor
Loading
lbs/ft2
Kg/M2
MA635P
(Madeline)
72 x 42 x 20.5 53 1hp 36 x 17 50.8 lbs
183 x 107 x 52 200 91 x 43 248 kg

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the finished floor using care to align both center lines and
assure that the template is laying flat on the floor.
10. Drill the 1/4” (6 mm) pilot holes for the two indicated center
line mounting holes if installing on a wooden floor. 5/16”
(8 mm) holes are required for a cement slab floor. (See
Figure 3.)
11. Dry fit the drain and overflow to the bath.
a. Use the instructions included with the drain and
overflow to determine the proper fit to the bath. Note:
It is recommended that the Geberit drain and overflow model
sold by Jason International be used. If any other drain is
used, it may not conform to these instructions. (Drain
Not Included.) This drain can be purchased from any
authorized Jason International, Inc. dealer.
b. Position the bath in place and attach the drain and
overflow to the floor drain “P” trap.
Figure 3
(CAUTION: Only dry fit the drain and overflow tee to
the “P” trap at this time).
c. Disconnect the drain and overflow from the bath and
leave the drain assembly free standing in the “P”
trap.
12. Align the drain with the centerline on the template. (See Figure
4.)
13. Permanently attach the drain tee to the “P” trap.
14. Remove the template from the floor.
15. Place the bath skirt into position and attach to the floor by
aligning the two (2) center-line holes in the bottom of the
skirt with the pre-drilled holes in the floor. Attach to the
floor with a 5/16” x 2-1/2” (8 mm x 6 cm) lag screw and a
5/16” x 1-1/2” (8 mm x 9 cm) fender washer when installing
into a wood floor or 5/16” (8 mm) concrete anchors and a
5/16” x 1-1/2” (8 mm x 6 cm) fender washer when installing
into a concrete slab floor. (Fasteners not included.)
CAUTION: Do not over tighten.
16. Using the remaining five (5) holes in the skirt as a template,
drill five (5) pilot holes into the floor and use the remaining
5/16” (8 mm) fasteners and washers to complete attaching
the skirt to the floor. (See Figure 5.)
17. Attach the faucet accessories to the bath (if applicable).
Figure 2
Figure 4
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS (cont.)

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CAUTION: There is not enough room to mount a deck
mounted diverter valve on the deck of the bath. If a
hand-heldshowerisdesired,consider a floormounted
faucet or a faucet with an above deck diverter.
18. Flex Plumbing
a. Place two 2” x 4” (5 cm x 10 cm) boards approximately
four (4) feet (122 cm) in length across the top of the
skirt.
b. Set the bath on top of the 2” x 4” (5 cm x 10 cm)
boards.
c. Attach stainless steel flex plumbing from the deck-
mounted faucet to the stubouts (if applicable). Flex
plumbing lines must be long enough so the bath can
be removed from the skirt if access is required in the
future.
1/2” (12 mm) four (4) foot (122 cm) stainless steel flex
hoses may be purchased from Jason International,
Inc.
Figure 6
19.Test all connections for leaks. (See Figure 6.)
If a floor mounted faucet is desired, be sure to install
the faucet to allow for sufficient overhang into the well
of the bath. This will insure an unobstructed water flow
out of the faucet when filling the bath. Follow the faucet
manufacturers installation instructions.
REMOTE MOUNTING OF AIR BLOWER
Do not remote mount the blower and control box more than
15 feet (457 cm) away from the air inlet of the bath. Choose a
location as close as possible to the bath to assure maximum
efficiency.
1. The installer is to determine the layout of the piping, exact
remote mount location, and service access before
beginning any work.
Use 1.5” (38 mm) ABS or PVC plastic tubing. Locate
the control box with the blower in an area accessible for
servicing.
To insure proper functioning of the system, avoid remote
mounting in a location which requires more than six (6)
piping direction changes. A 90° direction change should
be made up of two 45° elbows for maximum efficiency.
2. Install the blower and control box in the remote location. A
minimum ventilation opening of 2” x 4” (5 cm x 10 cm) for
the blower is required, and should be designed to draw in
indoor ambient air at a minimum of 72°F (22°C). Attach
the blower mount firmly to the floor.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS (cont.)
Figure 5

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3. Attach the piping to the blower’s check valve. Use screws
to attach the pipe to the check valve and route the hose
to the remote blower tubing floor cutout location.
CAUTION: Do NOT use ABS or PVC glue near the blower, it could
ignite and cause a fire.
4. Extend pipingstubout through the floor as illustrated in Figure
7. Piping between the remote blower location and the bath
can be insulated using a minimum of 1/2” (12 mm) thick
insulation.
WARNING: ANY MODIFICATION TO THE EQUIPMENT IS NOT
RECOMMENDED AND WILL VOID THE MANUFACTURER’S
WARRANTY.
5. Attach one end of the hose to the bath connection and attach
the other end of the hose to the 1-1/2” (38 mm) PVC pipe
that is plumbed to the blower with the included clamps.
6. Route Cables - The keypad cable and the light cable must
be routed through the floor cutout and connected to the
control box.
WARNING: WHEN ROUTING CABLES, DO NOT ALLOW THE
CABLE TO BE PINCHED UNDER THE BATH.
Use the tie buttons attached to the bath to support the
cables.
NOTE: A minimum of four (4) feet (122 cm) of hose and
cable must be free from binding to allow for pulling
the cables back up through the floor cutout.
When installing on a cement slab a conduit may be used
if desired to run the cable from the bath to the control box.
This will allow the bath to be lifted and removed from the
skirt if access is required in the future.
During installation if it is preferred to run the blower hose
on top of the floor, a 2 1/2” (6.35 cm) diameter hole can be
drilled in the toe kick area of the skirt. A means to cover
the hole, hose, and wires is not provided. (See Figure 7.)
7. Test Bath Controls - Before finishing the installation, it is
recommended that the bath controls be tested without
filling the bath with water to assure all electric connections
Figure 7
STANDARD AND SIGNATURE EDITION
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS (cont.)
SIGNATURE EDITION ONLY
L2 -W H IT E W IT H
R E D M A R K
L 1 -B L A C K
G N D -G R E E N
F R O M C O N T R O L
L2
24 0 V
L1
N O C O N N E C TI O N
(L O A D N E U T R A L )
B R E A K E R B O X
N ote: Th e lo a d neu tra l te r m in a l is no t us ed . T h e r e s h o uld b e n o co nn ec tion to the loa d ne utral
te r m in a l o n th e G F C I c irc u it b re a ke r . T h e g re e n w i re ( G N D -G R E E N ) i s t he e q u ip m e nt g ro u nd
an d sh o u ld b e co n n ec te d to th e ne utra l bu s fo un d in the m a in b rea ke r bo x.
B R E A K E R B O X C O N N E C T IO N S
Note: The load neutral terminal is not used. There
should be no connection to the load neutral
terminal on the GFCI circuit breaker. The green
wire (GND-GREEN) is the equipment ground and
should be connected to the neutral bus found in the
main breaker box.

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Figure 10
Figure 11
are properly working. Refer to the Electrical section for
proper electric installation. Refer to the Features and
Controls section for testing.
Faucetry connections should also be tested for leaks at
this time.
8. Remove the 2” x 4” (5 cm x 10 cm) boards and lower the
bath into the skirt. WARNING: When lowering the bath into the
skirt, do not allow the hose sections to bind. Align the drain and
overflow with the corresponding bath holes and the bath
brackets with the pre-drilled holes in the skirt. (See Figure
8.)
Jason baths are designed to be supported at the base of
the bath. If the floor is smooth and level the bath’s Level
Form™ Base will provide proper drainage and support.
(See Figure 8.)
NOTE: The bottom of the bath’s Level Form™ Base
must be level with the bottom of the skirt.)
NOTE: DO NOT use a sand bed to install or level the
bath.
9. Bolts
a. Start with one (1) bolt and lift the bath enough to partially
install the bolts. Do not tighten the bolts completely
at this time. Align the bolts with the slot in the bath
bracket. Repeat the process until all six (6) bolts are
partially installed.
b. Continue to fully tighten all six (6) bolts with a 3/8” (9
mm) open-end wrench. (See Figure 9.)
10. Complete the installation of the drain and overflow per the
instructions included with the drain and overflow.
11. Install towel bar if applicable. Remove the towel bar(s)
from their packaging. Attach the towel bar(s) to the skirt
by inserting the pre-installed studs attached to the skirt
into the towel bar posts. Tighten the allen screw until
snug with the included allen wrench. CAUTION: Do not
over tighten the allen screw. (See Figure10.)
12. Seal the joint between the skirt bottom and the floor with
a silicone caulk. (See Figure 11.)
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS (cont.)
Figure 9
Figure 8

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS (cont.)
ELECTRICAL
Electrical Power Supply: These instructions are written
assuming 60Hz, 120v power supply. Special notations are
also included for the Export versions of the control equipment,
and power supply.
WARNING: VERIFICATION OF ELECTRICAL
REQUIREMENTS MUST BE MADE BEFORE
INSTALLATION. REFER TO THE EQUIPMENT LABELS
FOR VOLTAGE AND FREQUENCY REQUIREMENTS.
NOTE: Verify that the electrical service matches either the
120v (or 240v for Signature Edition) system requirements
for this bath.
NOTE: The bath is designed for indoor use only. The
electrical equipment must not be exposed to direct
or indirect water or moisture contact. The electrical
equipment must also be protected from dust and other
airborne debris before, during, and after installation.
Electrical Service:1. A licensed electrician must provide
the “dedicated” electrical service protected by a GFCI.
The location of the GFCI must be at least five (5) feet
(152 cm) away from the inside surface of the bath,
accessible for regular testing. Use copper conductors only.
DANGER — RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK: Connect
only to a circuit protected by a Ground Fault Circuit
Interrupter (GFCI). In the unlikely occurrence of
a current imbalance in the power conductors,
the GFCI will interrupt the power to the bath.
WARNING: THE ELECTRICAL SERVICE TO THE
GFCI MUST NOT BE INTERRUPTED BY ANY
CONTROL DEVICE. LIKEWISE, THE ELECTRICAL
SERVICE FROM THE GFCI TO THE BATH CONTROL
SHOULD BE DIRECT AND NOT INTERRUPTED
BY A SWITCH. NEVER USE A SWITCH IN
CONJUNCTION WITH A CONTROL DEVICE. THIS
WILL VOID THE MANUFACTURER’S WARRANTY.
GROUNDING IS REQUIRED2.
The unit should be installed by a qualified
service representative and properly grounded.
INSTALL SERVICE CONNECTION AT3.
LEAST 6” (15cm) ABOVE SUB FLOOR.
ALL LOCAL AND STATE ELECTRICAL AND PLUMBING
CODES MUST BE OBSERVED. Where there are no local
codes the National Electric Code (NEC) and Uniform
Plumbing Code (UPC) shall be observed. It is the
responsibility of the installer/owner to determine specific
code compliance prior to installation of the product. NOTE:
In the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, installation is to
be done by a Massachusetts licensed plumber.
Standard/Premier Edition Control Box (120v).4. The
blower is prewired to the control box. The control box has
a 36” (91cm) cord with plug end. The blower control box
is mounted on a stand that is temporarily secured to the
packing board for shipping. During installation, the control
box bracket and controls must be positioned horizontally
and located to permit access for inspection and servicing.
The blower control box must be plugged into a dedicated
120v (volt), 15A (amp), 60Hz (hertz), Ground Fault Circuit
Interrupter (GFCI) protected circuit. (See Figure 7)
Standard/Premier Edition Control Box (240v).5. The
blower is prewired to the control box. The control box
has a 36” [91 cm] cord with a junction box connection.
The blower control box is mounted on a stand that is
temporarily secured to the packing board for shipping.
During installation, the control box bracket and controls
must be positioned horizontally and located to permit
access for inspection and servicing. The blower control
box must be plugged into a dedicated 240v (volt), 15A
(amp), 50Hz (hertz), Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI)
protected circuit. (See Figure 7)
Signature Edition Control Box.6. The blower is prewired to
the control box. The control box has a 36” (91 cm) cord with a
junction box connection. The blower control box is mounted
on a stand that is temporarily secured to the packing board
for shipping. During installation, the control box bracket
and controls must be positioned horizontally and located
to permit access for inspection and servicing. The blower
junction box must be connected into a dedicated 240v,
15A, 50 or 60Hz, GFCI protected circuit. (See Figure 7)
DANGER: Do not alter the factory installed wiring. All
building materials and wiring should be routed away from
the equipment or other heat-producing components of
the unit.

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS (cont.)
CLEANING
Remove all loose debris.1. Construction plaster or
excess grout can be removed with the use of a wood
(edge) trowel.
Paint or tar stains2. may need to be removed with a
cleaner such as paint thinner, turpentine, or isopropyl
alcohol (rubbing alcohol). Never allow the cleaner to
soak against the acrylic surface for long periods of time.
Always rinse the surface immediately following the use
of cleaners.
Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for safe use of3.
cleaning products. If the surface becomes scratched
or dulled, it may be restored by using a quality plastic
polish, like Novus Plastic Polish No. 2 (available from
the Jason Dealer). It is always preferable to protect
the acrylic surface during installation to minimize
cleanup and prevent surface damage.
WATER TESTING
Before finishing the installation, it is recommended that the
bath be water tested and the plumbing tested for leaks.
Before water testing the bath,1. make sure any pump
unions are hand tight. Do not over tighten or use a pipe
wrench. This will damage the unions and cause leaking.
If the unit leaks with the unions hand tight, then loosen
the unions(s) and check the O-ring seal to ensure it is
properly seated.
Fill and operate the bath.2. Close the drain and fill the
bath with water to at least 10 inches [25 cm] below the
bath deck. The inlet temperature should not exceed 104°F
(40°C) as this could damage the acrylic surface. Refer
to the FILLING AND DRAINING section of this owner’s
manual for more information.
Inspect the plumbing for leaks.3.
Turn the equipment Off and then drain the water.4.
The bath unit and its plumbing are designed to drain
after each use whether used as a hydrotherapy bath,
soaking bath, or when taking a shower.

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS (cont.)
AIRMASSEUR®CONTROL BOX CONNECTIONS
STANDARD EDITION AIRMASSEUR®PREMIER EDITION AIRMASSEUR®
Jason’s Standard Edition AirMasseur®system features the
best in luxury bathing for the leisure bath industry. To assure
that your bath functions properly the blower control must be
properly connected.
STANDARD EDITION AIRMASSEUR®PARTS LIST
Blower Blower Control Box
Keypad Keypad Cable
Control Box Stand
Figure 12
Jason’s Premier Edition AirMasseur®system incorporates
all the features of the Standard Edition system and
includes the benefits of ozone sanitation system, and
an LED Chromatherapy light. To assure that your bath
functions properly, the blower control box must be properly
connected.
PREMIER EDITION AIRMASSEUR®PARTS LIST
Blower Blower Control Box
Control Box Stand Ozone Sanitation Unit
Keypad Keypad Cable
Figure 13
NOTE: For 120v systems, the power cord for the Blower
control box must be plugged into a 120v, 15 amp GFCI
dedicated circuit. NOTE: For 120v systems, the power cord for the Blower
control box must be plugged into a 120v, 15 amp GFCI
dedicated circuit.
NOTE: This diagram (Figure 12) also applies to 50 Hz,
240v controls, and power supply systems. Except that
the Blower junction box must be connected into one
dedicated 240v, 15 Amp GFCI circuit.
NOTE: This diagram (Figure 13) also applies to 50 Hz,
240v controls, and power supply systems. Except that
the Blower junction box must be connected into one
dedicated 240v, 15 Amp GFCI circuit.
THE BLOWER CONTROL BOX
The blower and keypad must be plugged into the proper
receptacles for correct operation of the AirMasseur®system.
See Figure 12 for connections: (C) 8-pin mini-DIN terminal
for the AirMasseur® keypad. (A) The power cord for the
blower control box must be connected into the proper GFCI
dedicated circuit for the system (see note above). (B) Pre-
wired power cord to the blower.
THE BLOWER CONTROL BOX
The blower and keypad must be plugged into the proper
receptacles for correct operation of the AirMasseur® system.
See Figure 13 for connections: (C) 8-pin mini-DIN terminal
for the AirMasseur® keypad. (A) The power cord for the
blower control box must be connected into the proper GFCI
dedicated circuit for the system (see note above). (B) Pre-
wired power cord to the blower. (E) Six-pin mini-DIN terminal
for LED light.

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OPERATING INSTRUCTION, FEATURES, AND CONTROLS
INTRODUCTION
This manual contains all information needed for the proper
installation and operation of your Jason AirMasseur
®
bath.
The AirMasseur
®
bath has been designed to give you years of
relaxing trouble-free service, provided the unit is maintained
and operated in accordance with these instructions.
Thoroughly clean and disinfect the unit as described in the
CLEANING section of the USER MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
section of this owner’s manual before its first use and
periodically thereafter.
All Jason air baths are pre-plumbed at the factory.
WARNING: Before operating refer to the instructions pertaining to the
risk of fire, electric shock, or injury to persons.
FEATURES AND CONTROLS
STANDARD AND PREMIER EDITION AIRMASSEUR
®
The Jason Standard Edition AirMasseur®bath includes a
variable-speed, 1-HP air blower with heater, automatic purge
cycle; and three (3) massage modes: Continuous, Wave, or
Pulse; an electronic control; and a 20-minute timer.
The Jason Premier Edition AirMasseur®bath provides all the
features of the Standard Edition with the included benefits of
a LED Chromatherapy Mood Light, and an Ozone Sanitation
system.
Standard/Premier Touchpad
One main control touchpad mounted on the bath deck contains
several icons used by the bather to control the blower, and LED
mood light. A built in timer shuts the blower off 20 minutes after
being activated.
Standard/Premier Automatic Purge
Fifteen (15) minutes after the control has shut off and the bath is
completely drained, the blower will start again for a two-minute
purge cycle that dries the air channel. Note that the blower light
will flash during the 15-minute pause before the purge cycle
begins. Once the purge cycle begins, all indicators will light and
the keypad operation will be disabled for two (2) minutes.
SIGNATURE EDITION AIRMASSEUR
®
The Jason Signature Edition AirMasseur®bath includes a
variable-speed, 1-HP air blower with heater, automatic purge
cycle; and three (3) massage modes: Continuous, Wave, or
Pulse; Chromatherapy mood light, Automatic Ozone System
that will be operated any time the blower is powered; a digital
control with LCD display window; low water and temperature
sensors; and a 20-minute timer.
SIGNATURE EDITION AIRMASSEUR®
Jason’s Signature Edition AirMasseur®system is the most
advanced bath manufactured by Jason International, Inc.
and features the ultimate in luxury bathing for the leisure
bath industry. The blower control box must be properly
connected for the bath to function correctly.
THE BLOWER CONTROL BOX
The blower, keypad, LED light, ozone sanitation unit, and
water level/temperature sensor must be plugged into the
proper receptacle for correct operation of the AirMasseur®
system. See Figure 14 for connections: (A) The junction box
for the blower control box must be connected into a 240v, 15
amp GFCI dedicated circuit. (B) Pre-wired power cords to
blower (C) and ozone unit (G). Eight-pin mini-DIN terminal
for installation of AirMasseur®keypad (F). Six-pin mini-DIN
terminals for the water/temperature sensor (D), and LED
light (E) to the blower control box.
SIGNATURE EDITION AIRMASSEUR®PARTS LIST
Blower Blower Control Box
Keypad Keypad Cable
Control Box Stand Water Level/Temp Sensor
LED Light Assembly LED Light Cable
Ozone Sanitation Unit
Figure 14
NOTE: This diagram (Figure 14) also applies to 50Hz, 240V
controls, and power supply systems.

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FEATURES AND CONTROLS
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS, FEATURES, AND CONTROLS (cont.)
Signature Touchpad
A main control touchpad mounted on the bath deck features a
LCD readout which alternately indicates the water temperature
(+/- 5°F) and time remaining. The Signature Edition touchpad
allows the bather to control the blower, pump, LED mood light
and optional jetted neck pillow. A built in timer shuts the pump
and blower off 20 minutes after being activated.
Signature Automatic Purge
Twenty (20) minutes after the control has shut off and the bath
is completely drained, the blower will start again for a two
minute purge cycle that dries the air channel. Note that the LCD
display will read “PURGE” and begin to countdown the 10 or
20 minute pause before the purge cycle begins. The readout
will display “PURGE ON” during the purge cycle. Any time
during the pause before the purge cycle begins, pressing and
holding the Blower Speeds icon will reduce the pause from 20
minutes to 10 minutes. During the two-minute purge, pressing
the “Blower On/Off” icon will stop the purge.
Signature Daily Purge
The daily purge can be activated through the customized
settings of the Signature Edition touchpad. When activated,
the daily purge will start the blower for two-minutes at the
same time every day to dry the air channel. See ‘Operating the
Signature Edition AirMasseurTouchpad’ section for details on
activating this setting.
Signature Remote Control
In addition to the main control touchpad installed on the
bath deck, a floating, waterproof Universal Remote Control
is provided with all Signature Edition AirMasseur
®
baths.
This remote control provides the same control functions
as the bath’s main control console, plus the bather may
remotely operate a TV, DVD, VCR, CD, etc. Refer to the
Instruction Manual provided with the remote control for
detailed instructions.
Blower
The blower generates warm air and pushes it through the
air jets. Blowers provided on Jason Air-Masseur® baths
are factory tested when assembled and again retested after
installation on the bath.
Filling And Draining
Close the drain and fill the bath with water at least two (2)
inches (50mm) above the jets. The inlet temperature should
not exceed 40°C (104°F) as this could damage the acrylic
surface. When bath is in use, turn the unit Off before draining
the water. The bath unit and its plumbing are designed to drain
after each use whether used as a hydrotherapy bath, soaking
bath, or just taking a shower.
NOTE: If the unit fails to operate, check the breaker panel
to insure that the circuit breaker is on. Check the GFCI
by testing and resetting it. Also check the water level in
the bath; it must be above the water level sensor located
on the sidewall of the bath for the pump to operate. If the
unit still fails to operate, refer to the Trouble Shooting
Guide section of this owner’s manual. If the unit still fails
to operate and is out of warranty, contact an authorized
service technician for repair. If the unit is within the
warranty period, contact JASON Technical Services at
800-255-5766. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO RESOLVE THE
PROBLEM.

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Figure 15
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AirMasseur
Mode Blower Speeds
Option
STANDARD EDITION AIRMASSEUR®TOUCHPAD
The Jason Standard Edition AirMasseur®touchpad is used to access all the functions of the blower control.
Blower Speeds Icon
The Blower Speeds icon is used to increase or decrease the
blower speed once the blower is On.
- Press and hold the icon to decrease the blower speed
until the desired intensity is reached, then release.
- Press and hold the icon again to increase the blower speed
until the desired intensity is reached.
The blower will return to its highest speed on any mode
change.
Option
The Option icon is used to operate an optional LED light (if
installed).
- Press the icon for less than two (2) seconds to turn the
lights Off or On.
- Hold the icon for more than two (2) seconds to change
modes.
This function has a two (2) hour timer and remembers the
last mode.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS, FEATURES, AND CONTROLS (cont.)
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
AirMasseur®Icon
The AirMasseur®icon is used to activate the blower and the
20-minute timer.
- Pressing the Icon once starts the blower in the Constant
high speed mode.
- Pressing the icon again will turn the blower off.
Note: The blower will always turn on in high speed.
Mode Icon
The Mode icon is used to move the blower from Constant
mode to the Wave or Pulse modes.
- Press and release the icon once to change the blower to
the Wave mode, indicated by a slow flashing light.
- Pressing the icon again will change the blower to Pulse
mode. This is indicated by a rapid light flash.
- Pressing the icon a third time moves the blower back to
Constant mode.

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SIGNATURE EDITION AIRMASSEUR®TOUCHPAD
The Jason Signature Edition Digital AirMasseur®touchpad is used to access all of the functions of the control box used in
a Jason Signature Edition AirMasseur®bath.
Customized Settings
The 12 character LCD display can be customized by pressing
the Blower and Blower Speeds icons simultaneously for five
(5) seconds, while the system is Off. Note: The Blower Speeds
icon will not be illuminated during this process. Use the above
figure to locate the icon. A menu (see below) will be displayed
to choose the following: Purge 24, (starts the blower every
24 hours for two (2) minutes at the time the purge was set);
ProductTestDiagnostics(seebelow);Temperature(Fahrenheit
or Celsius); and Language (English or Spanish).
Menu Instructions
Use the Blower icon to scroll through the different menu
items. Use the Blower Speeds icon to change an option.
For example, press and release the Blower icon to change
from Purge 24 to Product Test; press and release again to
arrive at the Temperature option. Then press and release the
Blower Speeds icon to change the temperature display from
F (Fahrenheit) to C (Celsius).
Product Test Diagnostics
After selecting the Product Test option from the menu, the unit
will perform a series of tests to confirm correct installation of
components. The test will begin by displaying the configuration
number, followed by the software revision number. Next, the
display will test the Temperature and Low Water Level sensor
(ITW-209). Next, each of the six (6) icons will begin to light.
Press the illuminated icon to proceed to the next icon. After the
icon test, the blower will start for two (2) seconds on the High
setting. Lastly, the LED Light unit will be tested. If you receive
an error on any of the tests, confirm proper installation of the
component to the correct control box. (See the CONTROL
BOX CONNECTIONS section).
Remote Control
The Signature Edition control system includes a waterproof
floating Universal Remote Control. It controls all bath functions
plus a TV, DVD, CD, etc. which can be heard through the
optional Sound Immersion Transducers (optional).
Blower On/Off, Modes
Blower Speeds
LED Light
IR for Remote
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS, FEATURES, AND CONTROLS (cont.)
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Blower On/O and Modes Icon
Tocontroltheoperation of the blower,simplypress andrelease
to change the setting to Constant, Wave, Pulse or Off. A 20
minute decreasing timer will be initiated when the blower
motor starts. Press and hold the Blower icon to cycle though
blower modes. The Blower icon should remain lit as long as
the bath is connected to a power supply. The LCD will display
“Const Air” and blower speed, “Wave Air” and blower speed,
or “Pulse Air” and blower speed, while the key is pressed.
The time remaining on the purge cycle is displayed after the
bath has drained. “Purge Stop” is displayed while the key is
pressed during the purge cycle. This action will terminate the
purge cycle. The mode settings will be remembered on the
next startup.
Blower Speeds Icon
Hold the key in Constant mode to go from High to Low then
release and hold again to go from Low to High. Hold the key in
Wave and Pulse mode to go from High to Medium and Medium
to High. The system remembers the last speed setting on the
next startup. The Blower Speeds icon will light up when the
blower is running. The LCD displays the blower speed from
“10” (Low) or “55”(Med) to “99” (High) while the key is pressed.
You can reduce the auto purge idle time from 20 minutes to
10 minutes, by pressing and holding the key for more than
5-seconds during the purge idle period.
LED Light Icon
Hold the icon for less than two (2) seconds to turn the lights Off
or On. Hold the icon for more than two (2) seconds to change
modes. The Light icon should remain lit as long as the bath
is connected to a power supply. This function has a two (2)
hour timer and remembers the last mode. The LCD displays
“Light On” or “Light Off” while the icon is pressed for less than
two (2) seconds. “Light Cycle” is displayed if pressed for more
than two (2) seconds.

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SURFACE MAINTENANCE
Areas with minor scratches or dull surfaces can be
restored by applying commercially available plastic
polish (i.e. Novus Plastic Polish No. 2, available at your
Jason dealer), followed by an application of acrylic paste
wax. Buff the surface with a clean soft cloth. Do not use
sandpaper, steel wool, or abrasive rubbing compounds.
Ifscratchesaretoodeeptorubout, or if thedamagepenetrates
the acrylic surface, consult your dealer for recommendations
on surface repair.
AIR HEATER AND AIR TEMPERATURE
The air heater incorporated into the air blower is designed
to preheat the incoming air to body temperature, not to heat
the bath water. The air heater automatically comes on when
the air blower is activated. Even though all air baths provide
preheated air, occasionally some people with sensitive skin
might experience a cold air sensation. This sensation is
causedbytheswiftly movingheatedairbubblesblowingonthe
wet skin. This phenomenon can be related to the use of a fan
for cooling on a hot day. While the ambient temperature does
not change, the moving air makes you feel cooler. Avoiding
this cold air sensation is among the reasons Jason avoids
placing air jets directly beneath the body. If you experience
a cool air sensation, which is most noticeable during the first
few minutes of an air bath, simply move your body slightly
away from the closest jets.
FLUSHING / SANITIZING
Upon start-up and not to exceed 90 days, your bath and
plumbing system should be flushed. To do so, close the
drain and fill the bath with warm water to at least two (2)
inches [5.1 cm] above the highest jet. Pour in Jason Bath
System Cleaner and follow the directions on the bottle. DO
NOT use bleach or other chlorinated cleansers directly on
the metal trim.
REPAIR
Refer all plumbing or electrical repair to a qualified service
technician. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO RESOLVE THE
PROBLEM. This can result in danger of electrical shock
or damage to the unit and will VOID THE WARRANTY.
Remember, when contacting your dealer or service
representative, always have your serial number, proof of
purchase,andmodelnumber.Thiswillinsure aquickresponse
on warranty items. The serial number can be found on the
front page of this manual or on the small card adhered to
the back of the bath just above the equipment.
HUMIDITY
WARNING: AVOID HIGH HUMIDITY LEVELS IN YOUR
HOME. MOLD, MILDEW, FUNGI AND BACTERIA WHICH
MAY BE HARMFUL TO HEALTH THRIVE IN AREAS WITH
CONTINUED HIGH HUMIDITY LEVELS; THEREFORE,
EVERY PRECAUTION SHOULD BE TAKEN TO MAKE
SURE YOUR PLUMBING FIXTURES INCLUDING
BATHTUBS, THERAPY BATHS, OR SHOWERS DO
NOT BECOME A SOURCE OF HIGH HUMIDITY DUE TO
IMPROPER INSTALLATIONS OR LEAKS.
To avoid having your plumbing fixtures become a source of
unwanted humidity, please make sure the following steps
are taken prior to installation.
1. Make sure the area where the bathtub or shower is
installed is well vented and allows enough ventilation and
air circulation to dry the bathroom environment within a
short time after taking a bath or shower.
2. If your bath or shower unit is tiled-in, use units with an
integral tile flange or make sure a tile flange kit or a similar
mechanical barrier is installed to prevent shower spray,
splash, or overflow to leak behind the bathtub.
3. Make sure the plumber properly tests your therapy bath
before it is roughed in to make sure there are no leaks and
it is installed with proper access to bath equipment.
4. Make sure that all the plumbing and fixtures in the bathroom
are in good working order and have no leaks.
5. Do not use carpeting or other materials or furniture, which
can hold moisture in your bathroom.
6. Use disinfectant to clean any bathroom surfaces which
are regularly exposed to moisture.
7. Clean and disinfect humidifier and dehumidifiers as
recommended by the manufacturer. Replace the air filter
on the HVAC unit once a month.
8.Cleanmoldysurfacesassoonas anymoldappearsbyusing
a detergent/soapy solution and appropriate household
cleaner. Always use gloves during cleaning. Dispose of
any sponges or rags used to clean mold.
CLEANING
With minimum care, your acrylic-surfaced bath will retain its
high-luster finish for many years. For regular cleaning use
JasonBathCleaneror a mildNONABRASIVEliquiddetergent
solution (i.e. glass cleaner) and a soft, wet cloth or sponge.
Do not run the hydrotherapy system with foaming cleaners
or soaps. Rinse the bath thoroughly after cleaning.
USER MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS

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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
If you believe the unit to be within the warranty period, you must contact Jason Customer Service: 1-800-255-5766 with the
bath’s Product and Serial numbers before work is started.
ALL WARRANTY REPAIRS MUST BE AUTHORIZED BY JASON BEFORE WORK IS STARTED.
FOR SERVICE, ALWAYS CONTACT YOUR DEALER OR AUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTER
WARNING: Always turn off power at the main electrical service panel when servicing the air bath.
AirMasseur®Bath
Symptoms Possible Causes Recommended Action
Air bath system won’t operate.
a) No power to air bath unit. a) Reset circuit breakers and check GFCI. Check
fuses and replace if bad.
b) Blower motor is not
plugged in.
b) Make sure plug is fully inserted into the outlet.
c) Keypad is disconnected. c) Check and reconnect if necessary.
Blower shuts off by itself or
before time elapses.
a) Blower motor overheated
and thermal protection
device deactivated motor
(possibly low voltage).
a) Check that blower has sufficient ventilation and
that the intake into the blower is not blocked.
Clear and allow the motor to cool down. (Check
service & wire size.)
b) GFCI tripped. b) Refer to installer/dealer.
Circuit breaker trips
repeatedly.
a) Defective breaker. a) Replace breaker.
b) Short circuit between bath
and blower breaker box.
b) Refer to installer/dealer.
c) Other items are connected
to the same circuit.
c) Refer to installer/dealer.
Blower does not shut off. a) Defective keypad or timer. a) Refer to installer/dealer. Replace keypad or
control.
Air bath does not function
properly while in the Pulse
or Wave mode (Signature
Edition).
a) Blower speed setting is set
too low.
a) Change to a mid-range air speed setting before
switching over to Wave or Pulse modes.
Standard Edition Purge cycle
won’t operate.
a) Purge cycle was disabled. a) Remove power to the bath, either by the circuit
breaker or by unplugging and plugging in the
blower from the supply outlet.
LED Chromatherapy light will
not operate.
a) Light bulb is loose in the
socket.
a) Access bulb and assure that it is properly
installed.
WARRANTY
Jason International, Inc. (Jason), warrants its baths to be free from defects in workmanship and materials as provided in the enclosed
Warranty Statement and Warranty validation card.
The pre-addressed warranty registration card MUST be filled out by the purchaser within thirty (30) days from purchase and mailed to
Jason International, Inc., in order for limited warranty to become effective.
WARRANTY REGISTRATION: Register your product's warranty online at www.jasoninternational.com.

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
INSTRUCTIONS PERTAINING TO THE RISK OF FIRE, ELECTRIC SHOCK, OR INJURY TO
PERSONS.
This manual contains information and instructions for proper operation and maintenance of your therapy bath. Failure to
follow these instructions could result in personal injury, electrical shock, or fire.
WARNING: When using this unit, basic precautions should always be followed, including the
following:
READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY
DANGER: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF INJURY FOLLOW THESE PRECAUTIONS:
A. Do not permit children to use this product unless they are closely supervised at all times.
B. Use this unit only for its intended use as described in this manual. Do not use attachments not recommended by the
manufacturer.
C. The water in a therapy bath should never exceed 104°F (40°C). Water temperatures between 100°F (38°C) and 104°F
(40°C) are considered safe for a healthy adult. Use time should be limited to approximately 30 minutes, followed by
a shower to cool down. Longer exposures may result in hyperthermia. The symptoms of this condition are nausea,
dizziness and fainting, and it can be fatal. Lower water temperatures are recommended for extended use (exceeding
10 -15 minutes) and for young children.
D. Since excessive water temperatures have a high potential for causing fetal damage during the early months of pregnancy,
pregnant or possibly pregnant women should limit therapy bath water temperatures to 100°F (38°C).
E. The use of drugs or alcoholic beverages before or during therapy bath use may lead to unconsciousness with the
possibility of drowning. Never use the therapy bath while under the influence of alcohol, anticoagulants, stimulants,
antihistamines, vasoconstrictors, vasodilators, hypnotics, narcotics, or tranquilizers.
F. Persons with a medical history of heart disease, low or high blood pressure, circulatory system problems, or diabetes
should consult a physician before using a therapy bath.
G. Persons using medication should consult a physician before using a therapy bath since some medication may induce
drowsiness while other medication may affect heart rate, blood pressure, and circulation.
DANGER: To reduce the risk of injury, enter and exit the bath slowly.
WARNING: Never operate electrically connected devices in or near the bath. Never drop or insert any object into any opening.
This unit must be connected to a supply circuit that is protected by a GFCI. Such a device should be installed by a licensed
electrician and should be tested on a regular basis (at least monthly). To test the GFCI push the TEST button. The GFCI
should interrupt the power. Push the RESET button and the power should be restored. If the GFCI fails to operate in this
manner, there is the possibility of an electric shock. DO NOT USE. Disconnect the unit and have the problem corrected by a
qualified service technician.
To avoid the possibility of personal injury and discoloration of the acrylic surface, the inlet water temperature should not
exceed 104°F (40°C). The bath should be drained after each use. Each bather should start their bath with fresh water. Do
not use oil base additives in your therapy bath.
CAUTION: Do not use harsh abrasives or solvents for cleaning this unit.
INSTALLER/OWNER BEARS ALL RESPONSIBILITY TO COMPLY WITH ALL STATE
AND LOCAL CODES WHEN INSTALLING THIS PRODUCT.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
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