Summary of Contents for Active Bathing Compact
- Page 1 Active bathing Compact fixed height power traverse bath Compact fixed height manual traverse bath INSTALLATION & OWNERS MANUAL IMPORTANT: READ THIS MANUAL BEFORE INSTALLATION AND USE...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
© 2013 Active Bathing Our policy is one of continuous development, and we therefore reserve the right to make technical alterations without notice. The content of this publication may not be copied either whole or in part without the consent of Active Bathing. -
Page 4: Safety & Warranty Information
Product description. The Compact bath is powered by a 4 volt direct current control system with battery backup. This is to enable the client to transfer out of the bath in the event of supply failure. It is essential that the mains power is switched on at all times to charge the backup batteries. -
Page 5: Technical Information
Active INSTALLATION Technical information bathing Electrics. A.C. Input 30V~, 50Hz, 1.5 kW Maximum. DC Output, 4v, 8 Amps. Duty cycle 10%. maximum: min on & 18mins off. Water pressures. • Minimum: 1 Bar (Hot & Cold water supplies) • Maximum: 10 bar (Hot & Cold water supplies) •... - Page 6 Active INSTALLATION Positioning bathing • All wall decoration including floor coverings and tiling, MUST be complete before the bath is installed, where applicable, skirting boards may be left in place. • Adjacent walls MUST be plumb, flat and clear of obstructions e.g. No Electric showers or towel rails in the area where the chair operates.
- Page 7 Active INSTALLATION Fixing bathing • The bath MUST be secured to the floor via the 5 mounting points as shown below. Note: Suitable fixing’s for the type of floor MUST be used. • Hole positions are as shown, measured from rim of tub. We recommend the floor be marked out, drilled and the mounting bracket fitted before the bath is placed in position.
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Page 8: Plumbing & Electrical
Active INSTALLATION Plumbing and electrical bathing 900mm wall to centre of waterproof flex outlet 400mm to centre 300mm 250mm 450mm to centre of box 80mm to centre of pipework 100mm wall to end of fitting • The bath requires a 1 off 30 volt, 1.5 kW, wall mounted waterproof flex outlet, supplied from a protected fused spur. -
Page 9: Gantry & Tap Attachment (Optional)
Active INSTALLATION Plumbing bathing Gantry attachment (Showersafe system) The gantry attachment MUST be fitted to the bath before the bath is located into position. • Remove the side panel on the opposite side to the seat to gain access. • Fit the gantry attachment through the top of the tub and fix in place as illustrated. - Page 10 Active USER INSTRUCTION Power traverse - Operation bathing WARNING: • This equipment must be used as described in these instructions. • When filling the tub ensure the water temperature is correct before entering the bath. • The seat height is operated via the remote handset. •...
- Page 11 Active USER INSTRUCTION Manual traverse - Operation bathing WARNING: • This equipment must be used as described in these instructions. • When filling the tub ensure the water temperature is correct before entering the bath. • The seat height is operated via the remote handset. •...
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Page 12: User Instructions
Active USER INSTRUCTION Seat arm & lap strap adjust bathing • The seat arms are fitted or removed by rotating the arm half way between seat base and back to locate the pin in the centre of the slot as illustrated. •... -
Page 13: Tap Options
Active USER INSTRUCTION Tap options bathing A range of tap options are available on this model, these are shown below. Showersafe system. (Taps shown in the off position) 1. Warm tap (bath) . Cold tap (bath) 3. Warm tap (shower) Bath mixer. -
Page 14: Maintenance & Troubleshooting
Active MAINTENANCE & TROUBLE SHOOTING bathing Carry out the following checks: Daily Weekly Monthly Annually Full function test of the equipment. Check the water temperatures from the mixer Check the waste system for damage and leakage. ... -
Page 15: Certificate Of Conformity
I hereby declare that the above product conforms to the following specification: 93/42 EEC Medical device Directive (Class 1) 2006/42/EEC Machinery Directive Signed: Technical Director For and on behalf of Active Bathing Date: Directors: Dr. K D Kwok J Stuart-Smith P G Deverson... - Page 16 Active Bathing Unit 11f Coln Park, Andoversford, Cheltenham, GL54 4HJ E: sales@activebathing.co.uk T: +44 (0)14 8080 F: +44 (0)14 81110 Technical Helpline - 014 897 Original Instruction Doc. N0. UM3Version 03...
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Is there a reset button bath chair won't come up
No, the context does not mention a reset button for the Active Bathing Compact bath chair if it won't come up. It states that in the event of a power failure, a backup battery allows transfer out of the bath, but further use is disabled until power is restored.
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Controller instruction manual
The instruction manual for the Active Bathing Compact controller includes:
- Safety & Warranty information
- Installation instructions:
- Technical information
- Positioning & fixing
- Plumbing & Electrical
- Gantry & Tap attachment (optional)
- User instructions:
- Product operation
- Seat arm & lap strap adjustment
- Tap options
- Maintenance & Troubleshooting:
- Waste system and supply hose checks
- Mixer component servicing and calibration
- Cold supply failure shutdown check
- Backup battery condition check
- Floor fixings security check
- Load testing seat and bath (every 6 months)
- Cleaning instructions
- Backup battery use during power failure
- Certificate of conformity
- Contact details
It also includes product specifications, environmental instructions, and transport/storage conditions.
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