Maya Bath MABH1001, MABH1003 Installation & Assembly

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87.8”

30”

24”

STEAM SHOWERS

SPECIFICATION SHEET

20”

48”

47”

20”

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

ROOM SPECIFICATIONS

ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS

PLUMBING SPECIFICATIONS

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

INTRODUCTION

ASSEMBLY AND PLANNING

CONNECTING ELECTRIC TO THE HOMES MAIN CIRCUITS

SOME NOTES NOT TO FORGET

POWER REQUIREMENTS

TOOLS NEEDED TO GET THE JOB DONE

CRATE CONTENTS

CRATE# 1 (the large one)

CRATE# 2 (the smaller one)

WATER PRESSURE REQUIREMENT

WATER GALLONS PER MINUTE (GPM) REQUIREMENT

PACKING LIST

BEGIN INSTALLATION

STEP ONE

STEP TWO

STEP THREE

STEP FOUR

STEP FIVE

STEP SIX

STEP SEVEN

STEP EIGHT

STEP NINE

STEP TEN

STEP ELEVEN

STEP TWELVE

NOTE 1

SEALANT INSTRUCTIONS

CLOSING

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ASSEMBLY AND SIMPLE PLUMBING

THIS PRODUCT BUILD IS RATED SUITABLE FOR DIY PURPOSES PROVIDING (YOU) THE CUSTOMER HAS AVERAGE KIT BUILDING
SKILLS AND FEEL CONFIDENT IN YOUR ABILTY. ONLY YOU WILL KNOW THIS SO BEFORE ANY ATTEMPT IS MADE TO ASSEMBLE,

READ THROUGH THE FOLLOWING PAGES IN DETAIL, THEN DECIDE IF YOU FEEL COMFORTABLE COMPLETING THIS INSTALL. IF

YOU HAVE ANY DOUBT, USE THE SERVICES OF A PROFESSIONAL. IN PICKING SUCH, ENSURE THEY ARE CAPABLE OF
INSTALLATION BY PROVIDING THESE INSTRUCTIONS TO THEM. ALWAYS GET THREE QUOTES.

REMEMBER THE BEST IS NOT ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST!

PLUMBERS PLUMB!

90% OF THIS JOB IS NOT PLUMBING!

CONNECTING ELECTRIC TO THE HOMES MAIN CIRCUITS

WHEN YOUR ITEM IS ASSEMBLED ALWAYS USE THE SERVICES OF A FULLY QUALIFIED ELECTRICAL COMPANY TO COMPLETE

CONNECTION FROM SHOWER TO HOUSE SUPPLY. LAWS DEMAND THIS IN MOST STATES. UNDERTAKING THIS ACTION

YOURSELF WILL VOID YOUR WARRANTY. UNLESS, YOU ARE A QUALIFIED/CERTIFIED ELECTRICIAN. SHOULD SOMETHING
HAPPEN, WE MAY ASK YOU TO PROVIDE PROOF OF QUALIFICATION.

YOUR SAFETY AS WELL AS OTHERS IS PARAMOUNT. NEVER ATTEMPT THIS YOURSELF!

SOME NOTES NOT TO FORGET

These showers are designed to be free standing and movable from their location should you have need to replace anything. ALWAYS USE Flexible
braided water inlet hoses (same as your dishwasher or washing machine hoses) at least 3-6 feet long. Use flexible hoses for your waste pipe as well.
NEVER install using rigid pipes and NEVER attach the unit to the wall.

ALL SHOWERS REQUIRE SEALING. THIS IS IMPERATIVE. ASK YOUR LOCAL HARDWARE STORE WHICH TYPE OF SEALANT IS
BEST FOR YOU

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POWER REQUIREMENTS

TOTAL ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS

Voltage Rating: 220-240AC

Ampere: 30 AMP

Amp Power Rating: 4.2KW

“as is” because it will allow the electrician many different connection options.

TOOLS NEEDED TO GET THE JOB DONE

Scissors Stanley Blade Silicone Gun Spirit Level Tape Measure Screwdriver Pliers

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ELECTRICAL SPEC SHEET

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ELECTRICAL SPEC SHEET

ELECTRICAL SPEC SHEET

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ELECTRICAL SPEC SHEET

TOTAL ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS

Power Junction Box: 220V, 30 Amp

Two Water Pumps: 220V, 15 Amp

CRATE CONTENTS

1. Crate# 1 (the large one)

1 - Whirlpool Bath Tub

1 - Roof
2 - Curved Rails (one black, one white)

2. Crate# 2 (the smaller one)

4 - Plastic Door Seals
2 - Glass Curved Doors (Large)
2 - Curved Glass (Medium)

2 - Curved Glass (Small)

1 - Left Black Glass Panel
1 - Right Black Glass Panel

2 - Aluminum Front (Wide) posts

2 - Aluminum Rear (Narrow) posts
1 - Main Back Panel Wall
1 - Bag of Installation Hardware

1 - Foot Massager

1 - Set of Clear Rubber Wedge Seal Strip (Small and Large)
1 - Set of “H” Shaped Rubber Glass Seal Strips (Small and Large)

2 - Magnetic Door Seal Strips

2 - Towel Bars
2 - Racks

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Packing List

PART# 1

#4 and #6 Flat

Washers

1 SET

PART# 3

Cap Screw Cover

Assembly

8 EA

PART# 2

#4, #5 and #6

Hex Nuts

1 SET

PART# 4

Clear Spacers

10 EA

PART# 5

Hose Seal Washer

6 EA

PART# 6

5/8” #4 Flat Head

Self-Tapping Screws

10 EA

PART# 9

1” #5 Pan Head

Machine Screws

8 EA

PART# 10

1 “ #6 Hex Machine

Bolts

10 EA

PART# 8

1" #6 Pan Head Self-

Tapping Screws

8 EA

PART# 7

1” #4 Pan Head

Machine Screws

3 EA

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PART# 13

Hose Clamps

4 EA

PART# 14

Door Roller Wheels

8 EA

PART# 12

Shower Door

Handle

2 EA

PART# 15

Drain Plug

1 EA

PART# 16

White Rubber Seal/Stop

1 EA

PART# 18

Foot Massage

Adapters

2 EA

PART# 20

Foot Massager

1 EA

PART# 17

Shower Hose

3 EA

PART# 19

Foot Massager Hose

Adapter

1 EA

PART# 11

1" #4 Flat Head Self-

Tapping Screws

6 EA

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PART# 21

Back Rests

2 EA

PART# 23

Towel Bar

2 EA

PART# 24

Hand Held Shower

Head

2 EA

PART# 22

Shower Acc.

Rack

2 EA

PART# 25

Door Seals

4 EA

PART# 26

Clear Wedge

Window Seal Small

And Large

1 SET

PART# 28

Remote Control

1 EA

PART# 27

H Window Seal

Strips Small and

Large

1 SET

PART# 30

PART# 29

Shower Riser bar

2 EA

REMOVED

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PART# 31

Left Upright Fixed Door

(Has Warning Sign on it)

1 EA

PART# 33

N/A

PART# 34

N/A

PART# 32

Right Upright Fixed Door

(Control Panel on it)

1 EA

PART# 35

N/A

PART# 36

N/A

PART# 38

Right Glass Door

(Sliding Door Units Only)

1 EA

PART# 39

Magnetic Door Seals

1 SET

PART# 37

Left Glass Door

(Sliding Door Units Only)

1 EA

PART# 40

Left Fixed Glass

1 EA

NOT APPLICABLENOT APPLICABLE

NOT APPLICABLE

NOT APPLICABLE

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PART# 44

Left Back Glass

(Black)

1 EA

PART# 45

Right Back Glass

(Black) 1 EA

PART# 42

Left Rear Corner

Upright Aluminum Pole

1 EA

PART# 43

Right Rear Corner

Upright Aluminum Pole

1 EA

PART# 46

Whirlpool Tub

1 EA

PART# 41

Left Fixed Glass

1 EA

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Step 1

 Level the tub by placing the tub carefully on its side (Warning! When placing unit on its side make sure make sure you do not put pressure on the acrylic

tub or any components contained underneath the tub).

 Start by screwing all level locking feet clockwise to the inward position.
 Then, Locate the furthest Level Locking Foot adjustment from the drain. Adjust those feet out one inch as shown in figure 2. As you move closer to the

drain, adjust the feet to three quarter inches, then, half inch, and finally one quarter of an inch, or all the way in, depending on tub. There is no science
behind this method and it takes in consideration that your floor is perfectly level. You may have to adjust according to your situation. The main goal is

to create a slopping plane for the water to roll off properly toward the drain.

 With tub still on its side, Ensure the drain system is hand tight then apply a quarter turn of the wrench.
 Should you need to change the drainage system or purchase any adapters; the waste drain is one inch and a half male fitting. Although it is not

required, changing the waste hose to a larger size is recommended for faster drainage.

 Ensure all plumbing connections are tight. Use a wrench, if needed, to apply additional tightening. However, note that too much torque applied may

cause connections to crack and/or split. This is not covered by the warranty.

 Place the tub carefully on its feet. DO NOT lift, drag or pull on the acrylic while setting the tub on its side or lowering it to its feet. Although the acrylic is

made of very sturdy strong material, you could still crack the acrylic. This is not covered by the warranty.

 Then, use a Carpenter’s Level to make any minor adjustments to the tub.
 Optional Step: Once Level, if you are able to fill with about an inch of water, fill and check the direction of the water drainage to ensure it is flowing

smoothly toward the drain.

 Once the tub is level, you can proceed to Step 2, Pre-Fab. See Figure 1 in your manual.

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A. Connect the flex drain

hose to the drain

B. May need a 90 degree elbow to

connect to your homes waste

drain. Items pictured may be

different than what you have in

your crate and some you may

have to purchase at your local

hardware store.

C. Use silicone glue to secure your

adapter to your flex hose.

D. Ensure your drainage system

does not leak.

E. Make your final connection.

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Step 2

Parts Needed: Part# 1, 2 and 10

Tools Needed: Pliers, 6mm Wrench

Install The Main Shower Panel as depicted below. While placing
the main unit install the large clear seal wedge in between the
tub and the unit. Cut to fit. See the blue line for example.

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Parts Needed: Part# 18, 20, 22, 23, 27, 44 and 45

Tools Needed: Philips Screw Driver

Install the racks, towel bars and foot massager as shown

below.

Install the seal strip as shown below.

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For Sliding Glass Doors Only

(If your shower door is a fixed door and does not slide open skip to page 25)

Parts Needed: Part# 14

Tools Needed: Pliers, Flat Head Screw Driver

a.) Install Part# 14 as outlined below. Pay attention to the mechanics of the roller wheel. Using a

straight screw driver will allow you to adjust the door up and down. Tightening the Hex Nut will lock it

into place. Finish by placing the metal cap on the end.
b.) After the wheels have been put on both top and bottom of the glass, place the top roller wheels

into the upper arch track section. Use a straight screw driver and turn the bolt until the glass is resting

in it’s lowest setting.

c.) Now place the lower roller wheels in the lower arch track section. Use a straight screw driver adjust
the wheels in the upward setting, as to make the wheels from top to bottom safely latch on to the arch
supports. Continually adjust top and bottom until the glass is level. Then lock in place using the Hex

Nut.

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Sliding Glass doors only

(If your shower door is a fixed door and does not slide open skip to page 25)

Parts Needed: Part# 25, Part# 39, Part 12, Part# 37 and Part# 38

Tools Needed: Philips Screw Driver

a.) Install the side door seals and the Magnetic Door Seal. Next Install the Door Handles

MAGNETIC DOOR

STRIPS

#25 H SEAL STRIPS

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Fixed Door Applications Only

Parts Needed: Part# 25, Part# 39, Part 12, Part# 37 and Part# 38

Tools Needed: Philips Screw Driver

a.) Install the side door seals and the Magnetic Door Seal. Next Install the Door Handles

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Remove Shower Retaining Brackets from the Ceiling. Do

no discard, you will use them in the next step.

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Parts Needed: Part# 1, 2 and 10

Tools Needed: Pliers, 6mm Wrench

Install The Main Shower Panel as

depicted below. While placing the
main unit install the large clear seal
wedge in between the tub and the

unit. Cut to fit. See the blue line for

example.

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Tools Needed: Pliers

Secure the Fixed showers

doors by clipping into the
grey tub mounting

brackets on the tub.

Then, using the ceiling
mount retaining
brackets, slide the metal

bracket into the pole and

the screw through the
hole in the ceiling. Then

screw them together.

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Tools Needed: Pliers, Screw

Driver

A. Place part number (40),

Left fixed glass in.

B. Then, part number (42),

the back corner post in.

Making sure the hex nut and

washer are removed before
placing the corner posts in.

C. Reattach the Washer and

Hex nut on the underside of

the tub to the screw insert

on the back corner post.

D. Slide the Left fixed glass

into the back corner post

channel first.

Slide part number (44), the
Black Glass section into the
Main Shower Control Panel.
(The end without holes

should be the end that slides

into the channel on the
Main Shower Control Panel).
Then, Place the Black Glass
with the hole side against B.

E. Bolt B into the ceiling

section of the shower top.
Finally, repeat the process
on the opposing side.

A

B

C

D

E

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Using part numbers (1),(2), (3) and (9), assemble the black glass to the back corner

posts. If the holes do not line up, then you may have the wrong back corner post. Stop

and switch rear posts.

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Input: Steam Cold
Input

Input: A

Input: D

Input: B

Input: E

Input: C

Input: Hot Water

Supply

Step 10 Hose Connection

Diagram

Use Plumbers Tape on your final pipe connections

See note 1 for Valve Identification

Input: Cold Water
Supply

D

E

Back of Unit

D

E

Spray

Controller

LCD Panel

Water Valve

Diverter

G

G4

G1

G2

G3

F4 Cable

LCD Power

Temp Probe

Click Anywhere to begin

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MP3 Cable

H

Tools Needed: Small Philips Screw Driver

F1 = To Power Supply 220V 30A Outlet
F2 = No actions required

F3 = No actions required

F4 = To top of shower Ceiling
F5 = Connect the USB to
F6 = No action required
F7 = No action required
F8 = No action required

F9 = To LCD Screen connection G3

G1 = To Satellite, Cable Box or other TV
Source
G2 = LCD Power, AV Cable for DVD
Player, Temp Probe (See Step 12 cont.
Diagram), G4 Connection from H

G3 = Junction Box Connection

G4 = MP3 Connection from H Control
Panel, Tub Temp Probe (See Step 11
Diagram)

G

LCD Screen Rear View

G4

G1

G2

G3

Junction Box

F

F4 Top of Shower Roof

F5

F6

F3

F2

F1

F7

F8

F9

USB Cable

USB Cable

To Tub Temp
Probe

F4
Cable
goes to
shower

ceiling

O3

LCD
Power

To Spray
Controller

Electrical Connections

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Back of Unit

Spray Controller

LCD Panel

Water Valve

Diverter

G

G4

G1

G2

G3

F4 Cable

LCD Power

Temp Probe

Tools Needed: Small Philips Screw Driver

G1 = To Satellite, Cable Box or other TV Source
G2 = LCD Power, AV Cable for DVD Player, Temp Probe

(See Step 11 Diagram), G4 Connection from H

G3 = Junction Box Connection
G4 = MP3 Connection from H Control Panel, Tub Temp
Probe
(See Step 11 Diagram)

LCD Panel

G

G4

G1 G2

G3

F4 Cable

LCD Power

Temp Probe

Phone Outlet

Cont. Electrical Connections

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Top Electrical Connections

Tools Needed: Small Philips Screw Driver

Using the F4 Cable from the Junction Box, run the cable through the holes provided all the way up to the shower
ceiling.
Each cable from each device will have an identifying label on what to connect to. See diagram Below.
See Step 13a for light connections.
The lights will have a 4 bar screw connector.
On the back of the Main Shower panel is two cables one coming from each of the LED lights on the main shower
panel. Run these cable to the ceiling.
Using those two cables and the light cable coming from the top middle of the shower, hold all of the solid red lines in
one hand and twist them together. Then do the same thing separately to the red and black wires.

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Cont. Light Connections

Tools Needed: Small Philips Screw Driver

The lights will have a 4 bar screw connector.
On the back of the Main Shower panel is two cables one coming from each of the LED lights on the main shower
panel. Run these cable to the ceiling.
Using those two cables and the light cable coming from the top middle of the shower, hold all of the solid red lines in
one hand and twist them together. Then do the same thing separately to the red and black wires. When complete
connect the wires inside the block matching the colors of the wires on the opposite side.

Cable from

LED Light on
back of main
shower panel

Cable from

LED Light on

back of main

shower panel

Cable from

LED Light on

top of shower

ceiling

All three

cables twisted

together

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Rain Shower Head

Tub Fill Spout

Top Shower Head Left

Top Shower Head Right

Foot Massager

Hot Water Intake

Cold Water Intake

Steam Gen Output

Note 1 Water Valve Identification

Tools Needed: N/A

IF YOUR DIAL DOES NOT CORROSPOND TO THE APPROPRIATE DEVICE:
Turn on your water to the shower and note which output the water exits from then turn off the water and swap over
the relevant hose.
Alternatively remove the outer chrome knob by removing the chrome cap and loosening the grub screw (please
ensure not to unscrew fully as this will drop within the chrome knob) this is found on the opposite side to the chrome
pillar. Once you have succeeded in loosening this you can now slide your faceplate to correspond to the device.

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TESTING FOR WATER LEAKS

DO NOT USE SHOWER 24 HOURS AFTER BUILD TO ALLOW SEALENT TO CURE

With all connections tight, the waste and hoses checked, jets fully sealed, your shower still around 18 inches from

its designated final resting point and the silicone fully cured (hence leaving for 24 hours minimum) Switch on the

overhead shower NOT the massage jets, remember these will fire water out at you and are not suitable for

checking leaks as they would normally only operate when a person is in front of them. Just use COLD water setting

as hot will make cabin misty and condensate thus the inspection becomes very difficult. Now on the OUTSIDE of

the shower inspect each joint, factory seal, hose, clip and jet by walking from one side and going around to the

back and then to the other side finishing at the front. If you have a small leak (normally caused through

insufficient sealer or air bubble on assembly, dry the area thoroughly and reseal on the OUTSIDE. Please remember

where you see the water this may not be exactly where the leak is as it could have run around to a low point.

Never seal your inner fittings (accessories) inside unless you feel it necessary and make sure it is thin and neat,

remember you will see this for the life of the shower!

Again leave to cure and check. If all good now check shower functions i.e. jets for back massage, foot massage,

(if you have one) and finally hand shower, check your joints to these functions at the rear again. Never use the

shower until all checks have been made and the installer is 100% happy in the knowledge no leaks are present. All

good?

Now push your shower FROM THE BASE NEVER PUSH FROM THE GLASS OR FRAME into its final resting position. Now

you can shower in the knowledge that you have no leaks a job done well and long product life.

Happy showering!

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