Gen II Entree Bath - All Models

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1 Gen II Entree Bath - All Models Installation Manual Important Safety Instructions Read & Follow All Instructions Thoroughly Important safety instructions. Read and follow all instructions thoroughly. CAUTION: The caution heading identifies important maintenance and operation information. Failure to obey a caution warning may result in damage to the Entree Bath and may void the warranty. Note: The serial tag is at the first page of this manual package. The Standards and certification labels are located in the Architectural Specifications & Rough-In Information

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4 BEFORE STARTING TOOLS NEEDED FOR INSTALLATION Adjustable Wrench Tape Measure Adjustable Pliers #2 Phillips Screwdriver 5/16 Nut driver Channel Locks 1/2" Socket and Ratchet ENTREE LOCATION REFERENCE Foot End Controls Plumbing Assembly Emergency Wrench Access Panel GFCI Access Panel Head End TOP VIEW OF TUB Back of Tub Foot End Front of Tub Page 4 of 11

5 INSTALLATION CHECK LIST 1. Upon Receipt: Immediately upon receipt, check for visible freight damage. If damage is found, it must be reported, communicated and documented immediately to the freight company and MasterCare Proceed to inspect the tub for hidden and concealed damage. Leave the tub on the pallet until ready for installation. If the tub is going to be stored for a period of time before installation, cover it with a tarp to protect it from dust and construction debris. 2. Entree Bath Uncrating Instructions: (Note: Read and follow instructions thoroughly. Refer to the drawing on following page to reference details.) a. Remove the stretch wrap (plastic) from the outside of the crate. b. Remove the ten (10) lag screws from the bottom of the crate (Detail 1). c. Two people will now be required to lift the crate over the top of the Entree Bath. d. Set aside the Entree Gen II Starter Kit box and the Combo Case from the pallet. It is recommended to leave the stretch wrap (plastic) on the Entree Bath until the tub is in its final location. e. Remove the two (2) x ¾ thumbscrews from the Entree cover panel (Detail 4). Gently remove the cover panel from the tub. CAUTION: Remove the cover panel before removing the tub from the crate. f. Locate the Tub Power Cord, center rear back of tub, then plug in the tub and close the door halfway by depressing the Door Close button located on the Foot End Control Panel. Locate the two lag screws by looking through the service hole located on the backside of the tub (Detail 3). Proceed to remove the two lag screws; discarding board. g. Remove the four (4) screws from each of the anchoring plates (Detail 2). h. The Entree Bath can now be lifted off of the pallet. Door Open button The Entree Bath is VERY HEAVY. Two people (Minimum) are required to move the Entree Bath. FOOT END CONTROL PANEL i. Position the cover panel onto the front of the Entree Bath and line up the screw holes (Detail 4). Place one of the x ¾ thumbscrews into each hole on the cover panel and tighten accordingly. 3. Transfer and Positioning: The tub is shipped with the door in the open position. To transfer, plug the tub into an extension cord and rotate the door to a nearly closed position, by pushing on the Door Close button until the door rotates all the way up and it just starts to cam in. Do not close the door all the way so that the seal is compressed. Leaving the door closed with the seal compressed over a long period of time can damage the seal. The tub may have to be in an open position to get through some doors. After the tub is on-site, leave the special packing around the tub door on until after the tub is installed and ready for its test operation. Check again to make sure the door is not fully closed and compressing the seal. 4. Connect the electrical service to the tub. The tub comes with a cord with a plug, or it can be hard wired with flex watertight conduit by an electrician. (Verify that the tub is properly grounded if rewired). Door Close button Page 5 of 11

6 ENTREE TUB CRATE REMOVAL 1 REMOVE 10 LAG SCREWS FROM BOTTOM OF CRATE WITH A 1/2" SOCKET BACK SIDE OF TUB TOP VIEW LOOKING DOWN 3 REMOVE 2 LAG SCREWS THROUGH ENTREE SERVICE HOLE WITH A 7/6" SOCKET 2 REMOVE 4 SCREWS FROM EACH TUB/PALLET ANCHOR PLATE WITH A #2 PHILLIPS IMPORTANT: IMMEDIATELY UPON RECEIPT, CHECK FOR VISIBLE FREIGHT DAMAGE. IF DAMAGE IS FOUND, IT MUST BE REPORTED, COMMUNICATED AND DOCUMENTED IMMEDIATELY TO THE FREIGHT COMPANY AND MASTERCARE. 4 REMOVE 2 SCREWS FROM COVER PANEL Page 6 of 11

7 5. Flush line into a bucket and verify hot water comes from that hose. After flushing, attach tub hose with red marking. 6. Make sure the screen is in the hose. 7. Connect a flexible hose to the hot water supply valve. 8. Flush hose into a bucket and verify cold water comes from hose. After flushing, attach tub hose with blue marking. Note: The mixing valve will not perform correctly if those hoses are connected backwards. 9. Make sure the screen is in the hose. 10. Connect a flexible hose to the cold water supply valve. 11. Turn on the hot and cold supply valves slowly and verify there are no leaks. 12. Place the tub in the final desired location and connect the drain tubing as shown in the following figure. Note: The "U" section must be installed "low profile" so that it will clear the tub door when in open position. The reason for the "U" configuration is for ease of disconnection in the event the tub needs to be slid out for service. TOP VIEW Left Rear tub leg 2 90 PVC close ST EL connected to 2 tub drain located on left rear tub leg 2 rubber coupler - see item # 4 in memo below 2 PVC pipe cut to length on job site 2" 90 PVC EL SxS Rear Tub Service Panel 10 From wall to center line of 2 drain 2" PVC pipe cut to length on job site PVC Close ST EL connected to the 2 floor drain female 2 PVC pipe cut to length on job site 2 rubber coupler - see item # 4 in memo below End to End Center Line of Tub Note: This "U" portion of drain must be installed low profile to keep from interfering with tub door. MEMO: 1. Parts shown in the top view of this suggested layout are to be supplied by the installing contractor. 2. All drain connecting parts supplied by the contractor must meet National and State Plumbing Codes. 3. If floor sink used, it must be at least three inches in diameter. 4. If rubber coupler does not meet code, use any type of detachable coupler that meets code to allow drain assembly to be uncoupled so tub can be slid out for service PVC Close ST EL 40 1 / 2 " FRONT VIEW Side of Tub Rear Left Tub Leg Support Strap 2" PVC Tub Drain Note: Use a straight 90 PVC elbow to run to a floor drain 1 1 / 4" off to floor Floor Rear Tub Lower Service Panel Tub Drain Valve SIDE VIEW OF DRAIN CAUTION: Plumbing and electrical installations must be clear of the full rotational arc of the door to the back of the tub. Casual Water Drain Hose 19" Rear Wall B Wall Drain Option A Floor Drain Option Page 7 of 11

8 13. Tighten the hose clamps on the rubber couplers. 14. Anchor the tub to the wall in two places with the anchor kit provided in the Entree Gen II Starter Kit box. Select the two stud locations as far apart as possible along the rear wall flange of the tub. Center on each stud using the finishing washer in the kit and hold it just below the black trim seal to mark the anchor hole location. Drill 3/16 holes at the marked locations through the flange only. Anchor tub to wall with the # 10 x 3 SS flat head self tapping anchor screws. You will need a # 2 sq. drill bit for this. If it is a masonry wall, installer is responsible to select appropriate anchors. 15. Proceed to the Gen II Entree Bath Operation Manual. Finishing Washer Anchor Screw Black Trim Seal Tub Wall Flange Wall Stud Tub 16. Go through a bath cycle and verify all functions work correctly. 17. Make sure that when the fill knob is in the hot position, hot water comes out of the valve. Check the water temperature and verify it is in the proper range. Rotate the knob to mid range and verify the temperature "tracks the knob" and reduces accordingly. Note: If the hoses are connected backwards, the mixing valve will not function correctly. 18. Check the GFCI, located under the head end raised panel, and make sure it trips and resets properly. 19. Make sure the tub is grounded according to code. 20. Make sure the Casual Water Drain (located in the back side of the tub) is properly connected. Casual Water Drain Connection in the Door Casual Water Drain Connection to the Drain Pipe Page 8 of 11

9 PLUMBING & ELECTRICAL ROUGH-IN INFORMATION, TUB ANCHORING INFORMATION WALL & ALCOVE INSTALLATION. WALL TUB C L 32" (Center Line for STD Tubs) 35" (Center Line for XL Tubs) 120V-AC, 60 Hz, 20 amp, SERVICE 2X4 ELECTRICAL BOX WITH DUPLEX RECEPTACLE FLUSH MOUNTED IN WALL (GFCI already installed on tub) MPT 3/4" SHUTOFF WITH 3/4" MPT FROM WALL FOR CONNECTION TO HIGH PRESSURE HOSES FROM THE MIXING VALVE ON TUB DECK 4" 22" 22" 12" 17" 20" 1.25" REQUIRED 2" FLOOR DRAIN LOCATION CENTERED EQUAL DISTANCE FROM THE SIDES OF THE TUB LOCATION OF 2" PVC DRAIN ROUGH-IN WITH "P" TRAP S UPPLIED BY INSTALLER ALCOVE TUB Refer to the centerline ( CL ) of the space that the bathtub will be assigned. Minimum space requirements: 60" Finished opening Page 9 of 11

10 PENINSULA INSTALLATION ON BOARD GFCI LOCATED UNDER THIS PANEL 3/4" HOT & COLD SERVICES AT THESE LOCATIONS WITH 3/4" BALL VALVES FOR A TOTAL OF 12" ABOVE THE FLOOR WITH VALVE HANDLES LOCATED AS SHOWN 3" 1.625" 20" 15" COLD 2" PVC DRAIN ROUGH-IN STUBBED OUT 2" ABOVE FLOOR TUB CENTER LINE 31 1 / 4" FOR STANDARD TUB 34 1 / 4" FOR XL TUB 2" PVC DRAIN ROUGH-IN STUBBED OUT 2" ABOVE FLOOR CL 20" HOT 120V, 60 Hz, 20 Amp SERVICE 2x4 ELECTRICAL BOX WITH DUPLEX RECEPTACLE FLUSH MOUNTED IN WALL (GFCI ALREADY INSTALLED ON THE TUB) 20" HOT 15" COLD 20" 1.625" 3" 3/4" HOT & COLD SERVICES AT THESE LOCATIONS WITH 3/4" BALL VALVES FOR A TOTAL OF 12" ABOVE THE FLOOR WITH VALVE HANDLES LOCATED AS SHOWN ON BOARD GFCI LOCATED UNDER THIS PANEL Memo 1)Requires slots to be cut by the installer in the fiberglass rear sub floor of the tub to go around the plumbing pipe and electrical conduit rough-ins. 2) For access to the front and back of the tub, recommended clearance distance from door side and back side of tub to opposite wall is 36". 3) For Peninsula and Island configuration, Back Door Panel will need to be ordered to cover opening at the back of the tub. Page 10 of 11

11 ISLAND AND PENINSULA INSTALLATION CONFIGURATION 1. Wall Installation MB-68-AV 36 D x 65 ½ W x 46 ½ H MB-68-AV (XL) 36 D x 71 ½ W x 46 ½ H 5. Foot End Peninsula Installation MB-68-AVF 36 D x 62 ½ W x 46 ½ H MB-68-AVF (XL) 36 D x 68 ½ W x 46 ½ H Requires Back Door Panel 2. Foot End Corner Installation MB-68-AVF 36 D x 62 ½ W x 46 ½ H MB-68-AVF (XL) 36 D x 68 ½ W x 46 ½ H 3. Head End Corner Installation MB-68-AVH 36 D x 62 ½ W x 46 ½ H MB-68-AVH (XL) 36 D x 68 ½ W x 46 ½ H 6. Head End Peninsula Installation MB-68-AVH 36 D x 62 ½ W x 46 ½ H MB-68-AVH (XL) 36 D x 68 ½ W x 46 ½ H Requires Back Door Panel 4. Alcove Installation MB-59-AV 36 D x 59 ½ W x 46 ½ H MB-59-AV (XL) 36 D x 65 ½ W x 46 ½ H 7. Island Installation MB-68-AV Gen II Entrée Bath 36 D x 65 ½ W x 46 ½ MB-68-AV (XL) Gen II Entrée Bath 36 D x 71 ½ W x 46 Requires Back Door Panel Page 11 of 11