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3. level the bath and remove packing board:
a. Install the bath level for proper drainage. Jason baths are
designed to be supported under the entire 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 2). Mortar is required when the subfloor is
not smooth and level; when additional sound insulation
is desired; and/or when the bath is installed in a drop-in
application. In alcove installations a bed of mortar is
recommended to aid in leveling the bath. NOTe: Do
not use sand to install or level the bath.
b. remove the packing board before installing the bath. Some
soaking bath models may be shipped with a packing
board which must be removed before installation.
Detach the packing board from the bath.
4. Protect the acrylic bath surface from damage during installation
with a suitable material, i.e., cardboard and/or plastic film.
5. Install the drain and overflow assembly onto the bath according
to the instructions provided with the assemblies. Position
the bath in the area of intended installation.
Jason International, Inc. • 501.771.4477
Installation Instructions (cont.)
CLEANING
1. remove all loose debris. Construction plaster or excess
grout can be removed with the use of a wooden-edged
trowel.
2. Paint or tar stains can be removed with 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.
NOTe: Follow the manufacturers instructions for safe use
of 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 and plumbing tested for leaks.
1. Fill and operate the bath. Close the drain and fill the bath
with at least two (2) inches of water. The incoming water
temperature should not exceed 104°F (40°C).
2. Inspect the plumbing for leaks.
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