Kingkraft 1700 User manual

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Pre-Installation Services Requirements
And Installation Instructions
Kingkraft 1700 & 1800 Argent
Please read very carefully before commencing.
If in any doubt, please contact Kingkraft Ltd.
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ontents
Delivery + Room Preparation
Positioning
Water upply Regulations
Water upply Requirements
Pipework / Drainage / Waste Pipes
Thermostatic Mixer Valves and Taps
Electrical Requirements
Installation Instructions
Before tarting
Beginning Installation - Positioning Bath
Connection of Control Box + Electrical Connections
Initialisation Procedure of Lifting system
Thermostatic Valves / Taps
Final Checking and Commissioning of
Mixer Valves and Taps

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PLEASE READ CONTENTS VERY CAREFULLY
PRIOR TO COMMENCING
Please contact Kingkraft to confirm the issue number on the front cover is current
and the information provided is relevant to the unit supplied.
This booklet describes the ideal conditions to which a site should be prepared prior to the installation of the 1700 &
1800 Argent and form recommended guidelines for installing the Argent.
At any stage, Kingkraft can provide telephone advice, on site assistance with installation, and / or a full
commissioning service if required, e.g. following installation by others. Kingkraft also offer a maintenance service.
Please call the company for details. If requested Kingkraft will also undertake a pre-delivery site survey and offer
advice.
This bath should only be installed by competent individuals and Kingkraft would always recommend that
commissioning of the bath is carried out by Kingkraft qualified personnel.
Throughout this pre-installation guide
‘left handed’ and ‘right handed’ Argents are shown.
This means when facing the ‘front’ side of the bath,
the plug hole is either at the ‘left hand’ or ‘right hand’ side of the bath
If your specification of bath is the opposite of what is shown at any point in this booklet, simply ‘mirror’ the
enclosed images.

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The bath can be installed in various positions. The tap / drain end can be at either end of the bath depending on the
specification.
Check that the positioning of any fixings to be used will not interfere with any under floor pipe work or cables.
The bath is heavier than a conventional unit and is rated to support a bather of up to 133kg in weight. Together with
the weight of water in a full bath, it is imperative that the floor is fully load bearing.
Product Weights:
A standard 1700/1800 Argent, fully assembled weighs approximately: 100 kg.
(Accessories and cushioning / supports not included in these weights)

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Please note this bath is a very large and heavy product and will require careful consideration on how the bath and
other parts / components are moved into the designated room in the building. If the bathroom is not particularly
large, it is recommended to leave other fittings not in place, e.g. basins, WC’s, etc., until after installing the bath.
The Argent may need to be disassembled to allow easier access into the room. The bath tub can be separated from
the lifting framework and panels. (This should be only done by or under strict supervision of Kingkraft engineers) The
dedicated area for the bath installation should be finished to allow assembly of the Argent.
AUTION! The bath and lifting columns are very heavy. Group lifting techniques or suitable devices must be used
when moving / handling the unit.
Positioning
The drain of the bath is built into the bathtub itself: The flat plate must be screwed down to prevent sliding of the
Bath.
The full weight / load of the bath is taken through the two flat plates at each end of the bath and if strengthening of
the floor is necessary it should take into account the positions of the feet below.
If the Argent specified is pr duced specifically f r a cust mer, differing fr m the standard 1700 / 1800 dimensi ns
then the distances away fr m walls and ther fixtures and fittings might be different. Please ph ne Kingkraft t
check fixing p siti ns and distances f r this design f bath.
The Argent bath at full height from floor level to top of tub is 1050mm.
The bath can be screwed down to the floor to stop any possible movement of the bath and improve stability. If this is
to be done it must be done before commissioning. Great care must be taken if under floor heating has been
installed.
When deciding on positioning the bath, allowance will have to be given for wall clearance. To comply with
BS ISO 17966:2016 there must be at least 300mm clearance around your Argent to avoid trapping.
Nothing should be wall mounted above the bath as this may cause a risk of trapping as the bath traverses
upwards.
Handing of the Bath
When ordering the bath Kingkraft need to know the orientation of the bath in the bathroom. There is a ‘left hand’ and
‘right hand version’ and this will dictate the side which we position the handset (please note we can position the
handset in various locations at the customer’s request). The diagram below illustrates the handing we use.

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Water Supply Regulations
Depending on the nature of the establishment where the bath is to be used, UK water regulations stipulate certain
conditions of supply. It is understood that the bath might be classed by the water authorities as either a Category 3
fluid container (typically if used in a private domestic dwelling) or a Category 5 fluid container if used in a medical
multi-user environment (e.g. Hospital). The categorisation is important. If the installation is a Category 5, the local
water provider should be informed in advance of the installation by the person responsible for the installation and a
regulation air gap must be included in the cold water supply. The air gap is to prevent back siphoning down the
shower hose.
Kingkraft can supply a Category 5 compliant system for the shower. This shower option stops the shower head from
being submerged in the bath water. Please contact kingkraft regarding this optional extra.
By definition, a category 5 installation cannot be supplied via a Combi-Boiler. If there is any doubt as to the nature of
the installation, please refer to your local water supply authority.
If the installation is for a Category 3 container, back siphoning will need to be adequately prevented by the provision
of the twin non-return valves on the cold and hot supplies. (Not supplied as standard with the bath)
A standard Argent has a volume of no more than 230 litres to the depth of the overflow hole, but special sizes may
be more. In this case please inf rm the L cal Water Auth rity. Your local water authority should be able to advise
you on the likely categorisation of the bath in your particular establishment.
Water Supply Requirements
The bath can either be ‘stepped’ into or the user lowered into the bath using a hoisting system. If the bather enters
the bath before it has water in, the bath can subsequently be filled with water mixed to a safe temperature by the
mixer valve / bath fill tap, but this is only if a thermostatic valve / tap option is chosen!
In order that the bather does not become cold, the bath is designed to permit as high as possible flow rates
(although they may work with low flow rates, then the fill time will of course be longer). Depending on how the bath
is to be used, it is therefore important to establish that there is sufficient flow available.
Typical high flow rates are 20 litres per minute, low rates are, say, 5 litres per minute.
The mixer valves / taps provided, together with the necessary non-return valves and filters can cause restrictions
that reduce flow rate still further. If high flow rates are available then it is preferable to pipe supplies in 22mm.
(Combi-Boilers require 15mm pipework, and will generally fill quite slowly).
Consideration may need to be given to providing a pumped supply to the bath if flow rate is likely to be an issue.
A minimum head of water of 4 metres (0.4 Bar) is preferable potentially to avoid the need for a pump. (Combi-
boilers or mains supplies cannot be pumped) A competent plumber should be able to advise the best option before
the bath is delivered. Kingkraft do not supply booster pumps.
In addition to adequate flow rates, the incoming water pressures must ideally be in a ratio of 5:1 cold to hot for on-
board valves, 2:1 or equal pressures for the digital mixing valves and equal pressures for the Rada Autotherm and
Reliance Caremix mixer taps, with no tendency for air locks and with a nominal hot temperature of 55
o
or higher.
The mixer valves / taps will need to be set up and checked at commissioning to mix the incoming water to supply
controlled water at 43
o
C to the bath and 39
o
C to the shower. Please also reference the manufacturers instructions
provided with the bath.
If the bath is being used in continuous cycles, adequate hot water storage must be available. A standard Kingkraft
bath is 230 litres or less in volume up to the overflow hole depth, but special size baths may be larger. Please
check with Kingkraft if you are in doubt.
The boiler must be plumbed in and working to the correct temperatures before final commissioning can
commence. Please note this must be completed prior to an agreed install. Further charges may apply for
return visits.
Pipework

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Hot and Cold supplies should be preferably through the floor. (As shown below)
If pipework is run along the wall, then the pipework needs to terminate at the same places as shown below. All
pipework must be safely routed within the room and to relevant and current plumbing standards.
Hot + old Water Supplies
1 x 15mm copper pipe for hot water, elbow as soon as above floor + Ball / Isolation valve attached + Earthing wire.
1 x 15mm copper pipe for cold water, elbow as soon as above floor + Ball / Isolation valve attached + Earthing wire.
Earth bonding point
If different diameter pipes are used, the bath fill rate will alter. ( ee earlier information on flow rates and pressures)
A ‘Peninsula’ ‘Left Handed Bath’ is shown in the following illustrations:
If these pipe positions can not be exactly followed, please raise and lower the bath through the whole of its travel
before committing the positions of the pipes to ensure they are not trapped or kinked in any way or straining any
connected pipes or wires.
Check these do not interfere with the use of floor hoists. If so, these may have to be moved to a more suitable
position if possible.
Do NOT use jointing paste with the supply pipework.
Only PTFE tape should be used if required.
All pipework must be earthed.
Drainage / Waste Pipes
The bath is supplied with a single drain. The drain passes through a low level on board bottle trap, connected to a
40mm flexible drain hose with a sleeve fitting / compression straight connector.
A rigid 40mm tail should be provided at l w level, no more than 50mm above floor, at the tap/drain end f the
bath, to allow for an elbow to be glued on top.
The pipe/s may require cutting down to an exact required length and an elbow and short straight length of pipe
glued on for the straight connector to fix to, this is specific to individual installations and TBC at the time of fitting.

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Waste fittings up t the p int where the Kingkraft straight c nnect r attaches t the pipe must be glued t gether -
n t using the 38mm push-fit type.
(Note: the below inner image is for illustration purposes only, the bottle trap supplied and side / direction of the pipe
may vary in design and according to the individual installation / bath orientation). Please note, below picture does
not show the underside of the argent bath but the drainage fitting is the same.

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Thermostatic Mixer Valves and Taps
There are three options available for mixer valves / taps. These are ‘on-board’ thermostatic mixer valves, a
thermostatic mixer tap (a Rada Autotherm or a Reliance Caremix) or a RADA sense ‘digital adjustable mixer’
Please check which type you have ordered and refer to the following appropriate instruction sections.
Two non-return valves and in-line filters must be fitted between the ballofix type isolation valves fitted to the supply
pipes and inlets of the mixer valves.
Digital Adjustable Mixer Valves
The hot and cold water mixer unit is mounted underneath the bath unit and the control panel either mounted
remotely from bath, for example on an adjacent wall, or directly on the top surface of the tap end of the bath, or on
a bracket on the top surface or side of the bath.
The mixer valves are set to maximum and minimum temperatures which the user can vary the temperature
between these using the infra-red sensing control unit. Please discuss with Kingkraft the positioning of the control
panel if mounting on the wall next to the bath. This must not interfere with the bath or the opening side when raising
/ lowering, but must be a reachable distance for the cabling.
Nothing should be wall mounted above the bath that can cause a risk of trapping as the bath traverses upwards.
Thermostatic Mixer Taps
If a thermostatic mixer tap has been specified this will be mounted at the drain end of the bath, on the top surface of
the bath tub.
Examples of mixer taps
commonly fitted:
(Makes / models of Thermostatic Mixer Tap can vary; see enclosed manufacturers instructions included with the
bath supplied for specific tap details)
•The thermostatic mixer valves / tap temperatures must be checked and correctly set by a competent
individual once installed and regularly maintained thereafter.
•Should the flow rate and / or pressure of the supply alter, the valves may need to be reset by a Kingkraft or
qualified engineer.
•If the tap is incorrectly set up there is a danger of scalding!
•Kingkraft recommend a yearly service, or every 6 months if in hard water area or a ‘high usage’ installation.
Electrical Requirements

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The room into which the baths will be installed must comply with the latest electrical zoning / building regulations, a
qualified electrical engineer should advise on this. These regulations stipulate the minimum distance from the bath
to electrical equipment in the room.
The Argent Fixed Height version does not require power unless optional extras such as a Whirlpool ystem have
been specified. All other specifications require a suitable mains power supply.
Please note that various other safety options are available, for example to isolate the power supply to the bath and
additional safety devices can be fitted if deemed necessary. These are available at extra cost. This will vary for
different installation sites and situations. Please consult Kingkraft if relevant.
Kingkraft will not be able to complete installation / commissioning
of a bath unless an Electrical Installati n Certificate (Including Test Details c vering the r m in which the bath is
t be installed)
is issued to the Kingkraft engineer prior to the work commencing. This certificate is normally held by the
householder / property owner.
This can only be supplied by a qualified electrician and will not be provided by Kingkraft Ltd.
Part P of the Building Electrical afety Regulations applies to domestic dwellings where persons reside or share a
common supply of electricity with a business premise. These regulations were effective from 1
st
January 2005. At
the very least, residential type properties require a confirmation in writing that the installation complies with the
requirements of B 7671.
A competent electrician must carry out the installation of the electrical supply and should be consulted at all times
Please ensure any relevant Building Electrical afety Regulations / Electrical tandards that apply to the installation
are followed, especially regarding installations in bathrooms.
The electrical low voltage installation for the bath facility shall conform to the following specification.
1. The supply shall be 240V, 50Hz, ingle Phase & Neutral on a fused spur. (a 5 amp fuse for only the raise /
lower option, a 13 amp fuse if the supply is powering the additional whirlpool option as well)
2. The supply shall be protected by a suitably rated RCD with a 30mA trip and shall be of a dedicated type, i.e.
supplying the bath installation only. (Not supplied with bath) A suitable isolation switch (not supplied) must be
included in a suitable location within sight of the bath.
3. The supply shall terminate at an agreed position nominally 200mm above floor level preferably at the "non
drain" end of the bath. If this is not practicable then other locations can be considered. The water ingress risk
must be minimised when considering other locations. Kingkraft is to be consulted in this event. This positioning
must not impede raise / lower movement of the bath / surrounding paneling.
4. The supply shall terminate in an enclosure of IPX5/6 rating; the enclosure shall have facility for "glanding off'
using waterproof compression glands to preserve the IPX5/6 rating of the installation. (Not supplied with bath)
5. The Enclosure shall be 100mm x 100mm x 50mm in dimension. Armoured cable is to be used with mains
powered lifting columns / frames and whirlpool option connections.
6. The final cable terminating at the bath ELV unit will be armored via the braid protection of the cable; facility
shall be left within the enclosure to accept the termination of the armoring as part of the installation earthing
system.
7. Accessible metallic parts of the bath and its frame are equipotential bonded, an earth bonding connection
close to hot and cold water supplies should be made available for the installer to connect to the bath
framework and lifting columns via a flexible connecting bond.
8. The entire electrical installation shall comply with the requirements of B 7671.
9. An NIC Certificate should be produced.
Positioning for the electrical junction box:

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•Waterproof Junction box
•IP55 / IP65, 240V
•200mm from floor, to one side of the bath
•Route the Argent armoured cable safely under the lower skirting panels and up to the waterproof
junction box on wall.
Please ensure only competent individuals undertake this work and remember at all times to consult Kingkraft if
there is any doubt.
Kingkraft Engineers are able t carry ut pre-installati n site surveys depending n l cati n, check ver any w rk
d ne f ll wing installati n f the bath by thers, and pr vide a full c mmissi ning service and certificate.
This is the recommended course of action.
INSTALLATION INSTRU TIONS
These are recommended Installation Procedures for Kingkraft Argent, Variable Height.
Instructions are also provided for the connection of the whirlpool option if it is supplied with the bath. Please note,
specially manufactured versions of the Argent to the customer's specification may require different or extra
procedures. Please refer to the manufacturer / Kingkraft.
The following instructions form recommended guidelines for installing the above equipment and should be
read in conjunction with the previous Pre-Installati n Service Requirements Instructi ns
WARNING

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Kingkraft Ltd can provide full telephone or on site assistance with installation if this is required. Please contact
the company and we will be pleased to help if possible.
We always recommend that commissioning of the bath is carried out by Kingkraft qualified personnel
Before starting
Check that all the required services, as per the Kingkraft pre-installation instruction, are available in the correct
positions and to the required standards.
The bath can be installed against a wall or in an island position. ee previous diagrams.
The tap/drain end can be either end of the bath depending on the specification.
The bath does not need to be secured to the floor, see fixing guide section. If it is decided to fix the bath to the floor,
please check that the positioning of any fixings used will not interfere with any under floor pipework or cables.
Remember that the bath is heavier than a conventional bath and is rated to support a bather up to 133kg in weight.
Together with the weight of water in a full bath, it is imperative that the floor is fully load bearing.
BEGINNING INSTALLATION – POSITIONING THE BATH
At this stage, the bath can be positioned.
Remember that the drain of the bath is built into the tub base itself, adjustable feet can be altered to level the bath
tub
Position the complete assembled bath where required and very carefully operate the bath through the full extent of
its travel to ensure free up / down movement without any fouling.
ONNE TION OF ONTROL BOX
Do not try to operate the equipment before the armoured cable is connected to the IPX5/6 junction box on the wall,
the electricity supply has been tested/completed and turned on and all earth wire connections made.
Once the bath is assembled in the desired final position, the control box can be wired to the mains electricity supply.
Please see the electrical section of the pre-installation instructions.
The control box is fitted underneath the bath, in the middle at one end of the bath.
The mains connection must be wired into the small power junction box fitted next to the control box.. The baths
comes fitted with a length of armoured cable for this.
If a whirlpool option is fitted, the armoured cable provided must be wired into the IPX5/6 junction box on the wall as
well.
Waterproof glands must be fitted to all connections into the wall mounted junction box for each individual cable. Be
very careful about the routing of the armoured cable underneath the bath.
Armoured cable must be used on any exposed wiring connecting any electrical components to a suitable mains
supply IPX5/6 distribution box. (i.e raise/lower lifting columns and whirlpool pump option) Connect all earthing
straps/wiring.

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Important notice to the installer of this Argent
If the control box cables are removed for installation requirements, please note the cable retainer piece must be
fitted once all cables are connected
IMPORTANT NOTI E TO THE INSTALLER OF THIS BATH
If the control box cables are removed for installation requirements, please note the cable retainer piece must be
fitted once all the cables are connected to the control box underneath the bath (A)
This ensures the cables can not be removed by someone without a screwdriver / tool.
The red safety clip around the mains cable connection must also be fitted for the same reasons. (B)
(A) (B)

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VERY IMPORTANT!
This Initialisation Procedure is regarding the lifting mechanism
/ columns on the following products:
Kingkraft Variable Height Argent
Bef re the first time f perating the actuat rs, or if the bath will not respond to
the pressing of the raise or lower buttons on the handset and you can hear a
beeping sound coming from the bath, you will have to follow this initialisation
sequence to re-set the bath.
Failure of the mains power to the bath, or running the bath off the back-up
battery only could lead to the synchronisation of the lifting columns becoming
compromised, causing the system to stop working until it is reset.
Mains power must be connected to the bath and the small green light on the
control box must be on before attempting this:
Initialisation Procedure

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Having determined the required position of the bath, piping up the supply can begin.
Plumbing / pipework must be prepared as described in the pre-installation instructions.
Thermostatic valves / taps
If two mixer valves are supplied, a 15mm will be for the shower and 22mm for the bath fill, or if the
digital mixer valve system option is fitted, the valves are enclosed in a large plastic casing/box. The
shower and bath connections are identified on the plastic casing. Both of these options are
mounted underneath the bath and have threaded connections onto which the two flexible hoses
can be fitted directly. If thermostatic mixer taps are fitted, please refer to the manufactures mixer tap
instructions regarding correct connections.
Connect the water supply flexible hoses to the hot and cold supplies, ensuring all supplied
/specified parts are fitted as shown in the pre-installation information. (non-return valves, filters and
isolation valves)
Connect the flexible waste hose (using PTFE tape)
Do NOT use any joining compound, only PFTE tape for all plumbing fittings.
Isolation valves must be fitted to ensure the bath can be isolated for maintenance of the pipework
and mixer valves/tap etc.
The mixer valves/taps will require setting up and a formal commissioning process will be needed
prior to use. The valves are manufactured and tested to DO8 standard and should also be
commissioned and maintained in accordance with the standard. Kingkraft can supply a
commissioning service if required. This is recommended in all cases.
At this stage do not attempt to put any supplied cushioned supports in the bath or attempt to
use the bath. The cushions may become stained before the pipework is flushed for the first time.

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FINAL HE KING OF THE BATH & OMMISSIONING OF THE MIXER VALVES /
TAPS
•Check all electrical connections are correct and secure
•Check all pipe work joints are correct and secure
•Check all bolts and cabling on the lifting columns/framework and panelling appear
correctly positioned and secure
•Check for full and free movement of the bath and that this movement presents no danger
to the user or the carers
•Check the operation of the taps and waste mechanisms
•ecure the bath to the floor to prevent sliding of the bath.
Whirlpool (if fitted)
•Fill the bath above the whirlpool jets with clean water and check the operation of the
whirlpool system. IF THE BATH HA WHIRLPOOL Y TEM, PLEA E REFER TO THE
MANUFACTURER IN TRUCTION REGARDING THE U E AND PATRICULARLY THE
DI INFECTION ROUTINE FOR THI Y TEM PRIOR TO U E. The system must be
regularly cleaned and disinfected in use with suitable frequency and with the correct
cleaning solutions / fluids. Kingkraft can supply recommended cleaners.
•WARNING! Only low foaming liquids/lotions/agents must be used with a bath fitted with a
whirlpool system.
The mixer valves / tap must be commissioned in accordance with DO9 and manufactures
procedures. These can be found in instructions supplied with the bath. Kingkraft normally adjust the
valves to give a maximum 43°C for the bath fill and 38°C for the shower. o not attempt to use the
bath if these valves have not been installed and commissioned in accordance with the se
procedures/DO9 standards.
Finally insert the cushions and any other supports supplied with the bath.
If there is any doubt in the users mind as to the correct use of the bath and its supports then please
ring Kingkraft immediately for advice and assistance.

Instructions for use
kingkraft Argent Bath
PLEASE READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE USE

General Description
The Argent bath is intended to be used in hospitals, nursing and residential
homes and domestic properties by Occupational Therapists, Carers and
general public.
The Argent bath is an aid to assist in the bathing of injured or disabled
persons up to 133kg (21 stone).
The Argent is an aid to assist a Carer in the bathing and showering of
a person who generally has some reduction of mobility by raising and
lowering the bath to a convenient height for the Carer(s).
The Argent is not intended for the dependent bather to be left in the bath
unattended.
The Argent is available in 1700mm or 1800mm lengths.
Only accessories manufactured by Kingkraft are intended for use in
the Argent. If any accessories manufactured by others are used, we
recommend a risk assessment is undertaken.
Contents
General description•
Important safety information•
Operating Instructions•
Optional bathing supports and cushions•
Removable Changing Top•
Tap and Shower options•
Whirlpool, lights and music system•
Cleaning•
Installation•
Maintenance•
Maintenance check list / record•
Sample bath markings•
Guarantee details•

IMPORTANT SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
ANY PERSON WHO IS INCAPABLE OF FULLY HELPING THEMSELVES MUST
NEVER BE LEFT ALONE IN THE BATH, EVEN FOR THE SHORTEST OF PERIODS.
This manual contains information for all standard versions of the Kingkraft
Argent.SpecialdesignbathsmanufacturedbyKingkraftmaydiertothose
described herein.
If you have any doubt about the safe operation of the bath, please contact
Kingkraft immediately for advice.
• Donotstandinthebathatanytime
• Kingkraftproductsareintendedfordomesticandcommercialuseonly
• Kingkraftbathsareintendedonlyforbathingpeople
• Donotexceedthemaximumloadingmarkedontheunit
• Onlyonepersonshouldbeintheunitatanyonetime
• OnlyKingkraftmanufacturedaccessorieshavebeentestedbyKingkraftfor
the safe use with this bath under normal conditions of use
• Iftted,theraise/lowercontrolhandsetiswaterproofbutshouldnotbeput
into the bath water. However, it is accidently dropped, remove it immediately
andwipedry.Donotleavethehandsetunderwater
Note that UK regulations require that, in general, no person should lift a mass of
greater than 25kg unaided. Use appropriate lifting equipment if this is required to
help people to get in and out of the bath.
We would advise that you display safety instructions for other users/carers to
see, you can obtain laminated versions from Kingkraft.
DANGER RISK OF SCALDING
Your Kingkraft product is manufactured using top quality components and
assemblies.Thermostaticmixervalvesarettedasstandardtoyourbath.The
temperature should be checked prior to each use, ideally with a calibrated
thermometer.
WARNING!
Provision MUST be made to be able to remove the user from the bath safely
and quickly in case of an emergency of power failure to the bath. This must be
feasible when the bath is in any of its raised positions.
(e.gprovidingaoormobilehoistincasetheceilingtrackhoistsystemfails,
or to be able to hoist the user out of the bath if there is a fault/power failure
when the bath is in its highest position)
WARNING!