Kohler K-1913 Homeowner's Manual page 3

Grab Bar
Footwell
Side Wall Drain
Toe Tap Drain
Overflow
Door Switch
Handle
Controller
Level Sensors
Door
Drain Valve
Access Panel
Bath Features
Door Switch - Used to open the side wall drain. Push the door switch and the water will
automatically begin to drain. For faster water removal the toe tap must also be manually opened.
Controller - Provides power to the door assembly, switches, level sensors and drain valve.
Handle - Squeeze the handle to lower the door after the seal has fully deflated.
Door - Raise and lower to permit easy movement in and out of the bath. The door also contains an
inflatable seal and electronics to make the bath watertight when the door is raised.
Access Panel - Removable panel that allows access to serviceable components from the front of the
bath.
Drip Tray - The drip tray collects water from the accumulator drain line and excess water that
escapes over the top of the seal in the door, removing the water through a dedicated drain.
Drain Valve - The drain valve is connected to the side wall drain and is designed to quickly empty
the water from the bath. The bath can be emptied in approximately 2 minutes or less when used
along with the toe tap drain.
Grab Bar - The grab bar is a handhold to assist the bathers when entering and exiting the bath.
Toe Tap Drain - Secondary drain that is manually controlled. When used at the same time as the
drain valve, the bath can be emptied in approximately 2 minutes or less.
Overflow - Helps prevent bath from overfilling.
Footwell - Used to temper the water before entering the bath or washing feet with the door
lowered.
Level Sensors - The sensors monitor the water level in the bath. When the water level is above the
sensors, the door seal will not deflate and the door will not lower.
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