PULSE ShowerSpas 1011 Kauai II - Manual (Page 3)

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Installation Instructions
Thank you for choosing the Kauai II Rain Shower System by PULSE ShowerSpas!
Assembly and installation of the Kauai II Rain Shower System is
designed to be quick and easy. If you have installation questions
or performance problems, call PULSE Customer Service toll free at
888-785-7320 or visit www.pulseshowerspas.com.
Please read instructions carefully, become familiar with all parts,
installation procedures and tools required. Follow the steps in the
order presented to help avoid any mistakes.
FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION OR
COMPLETE REMODEL
• A hot/cold mixing valve is required (NOT INCLUDED)
• Nipple should extend 1 ⁄
2
" past finished wall surface.
TOOLS REQUIRED
Crescent wrench, phillips screwdriver, pencil, 2.5mm hex wrench
ASSEMBLY
1. Determine the length of brass NPT nipple (1) needed:
a. Place mark on existing shower arm at wall surface.
Unscrew shower arm from elbow in wall.
b. Measure distance from mark on shower arm to end of
shower arm threads. Add 1 ⁄
2
" to this measurement, and
then round to nearest 1 ⁄
2
".
Example 1: If measurement = 1 1 ⁄
4
", add 1 ⁄
2
" = 1 3 ⁄
4
",
rounded = 2" NPT nipple—this is the length needed.
Example 2: If measurement = 1 5 ⁄
8
", add 1 ⁄
2
" = 2 1 ⁄
8
",
rounded = 2" NPT nipple—this is the length needed.
IMPORTANT: If shower arm is located in wall above tile/fi-
berglass wall surface you must add the distance from the
sheetrock to face of the tile/fiberglass shower wall to the
above measurement.
NOTE: If supplied 2" nipple (1) is not the correct length based
on above formula, you must obtain the correct size NPT brass
nipple (sold separately), available at most hardware stores.
2. Apply generous amount of Teflon® tape (25) to both ends
of the nipple (1).
3. Hand tighten inlet fitting (2) onto nipple (1), then nipple to
fitting in wall. Use crescent wrench on the inlet fitting to
tighten both connections simultaneously. Continue tighten-
ing until both connections are secure with no leaks.
4. Slide hand shower hanger (9) off shower pipe (7).
5. Slide soap dish (8) onto shower pipe to desired position and
secure with set screw (27).
CAUTION—DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN
5. Reinstall hand shower hanger (9) with button pointing up.
6. Insert top tee (4) with shower arm (5) into top of shower
pipe (7). Secure with set screw (17a).
7. Slide top escutcheon (3) over top tee (4).
8. Slide bottom escutcheon (13) over diverter (12).
9. Loosen set screw (20) on diverter and slide lower mount (15)
into diverter (12).
10. Push top tee (4) over inlet fitting (2) until flush against fit-
ting. Position diverter (12) so shower pipe is plumb (vertical).
11. Mark location of lower mount with pencil.
12. Wall surface must be clean of any residue and completely
dry. Remove covering of two-face tape and reposition
lower mount (15) to mark so the optional mounting holes
are horizontal.
13. Apply pressure to mount for 30 seconds by pushing firmly
against the diverter. To ensure proper adhesion, allow one
hour before using your ShowerSpa and keep area around
the mount as dry as possible for the first 24 hours. Tape will
be fully cured after 24 hours.
OPTIONAL: Secure lower mount with permanent wall anchors.
Mark hole locations in lower mount (15). Drill 1 1 ⁄
4
" deep
holes using 6mm ( 1 ⁄
4
") masonry/tile drill bit. Insert wall an-
chors (16) and secure lower mount with screws (14).
CAUTION—LIVE PLUMBING IN WALL
14. Position shower pipe (7) parallel to wall by sliding diverter
(12) on lower mount (15). Secure diverter to lower mount
with set screw (20).
15. Insert rubber washer (21) into both ends of hose (11). Con-
nect hex head end to outlet on diverter (12) and tapered
end to hand shower (10). Place hand shower (10) into adjust-
able hanger (9).
16. Insert rubber washer (21) in shower head (6) and tighten
securely to shower arm (5).
Actuator Cleaning
If performance of your Shower System weakens over time, follow these steps & refer to Figure A
1. First remove the top tee/shower arm (4/5) from the shower
pipe (7) by loosening set screws (17a) and (18).
2. Pull towards you on the shower arm to separate from the in-
let fitting (2), then pull up to remove from the shower pipe.
3. Unscrew inlet fitting (24) using a 6mm hex wrench—A.
4. Remove actuator (23) by grabbing the nut and pulling—B.
5. The holes in the disc can become clogged. Use a small tool to
clean out any debris and rinse with water—C.
6. Replace actuator into the housing so the brass nut is facing
out and reverse the steps to reattach to wall.