Kohler K-1914 Instrucciones De Instalación página 3

User Keypad
Grab Bar
Footwell
Heated Surface (If Equipped)
Blower
Side Wall Drain
Limit Switch (2)
Toe Tap Drain
Overflow
Door Switch
Airjets
Door (with Seal)
Handle
Accumulator
Controller
Level Sensors
Receptor Tray and Drain
Model and Serial Number Label
Drain Valve
Access Panel
Your Bath
Door Switch - Used to open the side wall drain after bathing. Push the door switch once and the
water will automatically begin to drain. For faster water removal the toe tap must also be manually
opened. Pushing the switch a second time closes the drain.
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.
User Keypad - Located within easy reach, the user keypad turns the blower on and off, controls the
air flow rate, and controls the manual purge mode.
Blower - Provides quiet power to supply air for a soothing massage action.
Airjets - Distributes and releases the air at the lower sections of the bath for a soothing massage
action.
Receptor 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 bather when entering and exiting the bath.
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