Jacuzzi Luxury/Designer Bath Series K339000X - Manual (Page 15)

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Jacuzzi Whirlpool Bath K339000X 3/06
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Service Access
For partially or fully sunken installations, allow for ac-
cess to service connections. It is the installer's respon-
sibility to provide sufficient service access. The recom-
mended minimum dimensions allowable for service to
the bath are shown in the "Service Access" illustration.
Provide adequate area around unit for air circulation
for cooling the motor and to supply sufficient air to the
jets. Do not insulate this area or around motor.
MOTOR 18"
PREFERRED
ACCESS
ALTERNATE
ACCESS
18"
SERVICE ACCESS (WITHOUT SKIRT)
12"
12"
20"
36"
24"
18"
B
A
C
SERVICE ACCESS (CORNER BATHS)
A - Preferred access
B - Acceptable alternative if access A is not possible
C - Additional access for equipment (Optional)
RIGHT HAND UNIT SHOWN
PUMP/MOTOR
18"
ALLUSION SERVICE ACCESS
12"
18"
12"
HEATER
ALTERNATE
ACCESS
PREFERRED
ACCESS
FRONT
The Allusion Whirlpool baths should access as shown
below.
The Duetta Whirlpool baths should access as shown
below.
MOTOR 18"
ALTERNATE
ACCESS
PREFERRED
ACCESS
18"
DUETTA SERVICE ACCESS (WITHOUT SKIRT)
12"
12"
FRONT
HEATER
Service Access (Corner Tubs)
For partially or fully sunken installations, allow for ac-
cess to service connections. It is the installer's respon-
sibility to provide sufficient service access. The recom-
mended minimum dimensions allowable for service to
the bath are shown in the "Service Access" illustration.
Provide adequate area around unit for air circulation
for cooling the motor and to supply sufficient air to the
jets. Do not insulate this area or around motor.
In some cases, access may not have been provided
because of the design of the bath environment and hav-
ing full understanding that in this case, it may be neces-
sary to remove the unit for service.
If this is the case, diagnosing a problem may not be
possible without complete access to the plumbing sys-
tem. This would necessitate the removal of the unit.
Although this practice is not commonly implemented, it
is an acceptable method.
In some cases access may have been provided in
Area A but service is required in Area B which requires
the unit to be pulled for service and reinstalled.
If service access has not been provided, it is the
home owners responsibility to remove the bath and
provide the required access, should a repair become
necessary.
MOTOR
AREA
A
AREA
B
SERVICE ACCESS