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SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE MASSAGE SYSTEM
General recommendations:
We ask the client to follow the recommendations and suggestions given in these instructions so damage
to the massage system can be prevented and the full use of the system can be enjoyed. These products are
specically made for normal household use. At the same time, we warn that the Ravak Co. does not carry
responsibility for damages and defects caused
USE OF THE MASSAGE SYSTEM
The hydromassage system is composed of a pump driven by an electric motor, water jets, safety drainage
system, pneumatic or electronic controls and distribution pipes. In the system the water is drained from the
tub into the distribution pipes and consequently blown into the jets where it is combined with air and under
pressure ows into the tub. You can manually or electronically regulate the amount of air depending on the
type of hydromassage system you have chosen for your individual use. The pump is equipped with a safety
feature against overheating. In danger of overheating, the pump turns off. It starts working again automatically
in approximately 30 minutes.
Before use:
- Fill the tub with (rst cold and then warm) water, to a minimum of at least 5cm over the upper edge of the highest
water jet;
- with a touch of the button, start the water pump, adjust the direction of the jets and the intensity of the
hydromassage including the amount of air, and if need be, the length of time of the hydromassage.
The airmassage system is composed of a blower which forces air under pressure into the jets located at the
bottom of the tub and blows air into the water. The effect is known as an effervescent bath. With different types of
systems it is possible to regulate the amount of pressure of the forced air. The blower is equipped with a safety
feature against overheating. In danger of overheating, the blower turns off. It starts working again automatically
in approximately 30 minutes.
Before use:
- Run a sufcient amount of water into the tub (rst cold and then warm);
- Turn on the blower and if the system allows, choose the intensity of the airmassage and length of time it will
be used.
- The combined hydro and airmassage systems can be used simultaneously or separately.
PRINCIPLES OF SAFE USE
Please always follow the principles of safe use for the hydromassage and airmassage systems. Damage and
problems occur with the improper use of the hydromassage tub and is not under the control of the guarantee.
1. The temperature of the water bath should not exceed 40°C. This is the maximum limit in respect to the
healthy effects of a bath. A lower water temperature and a shorter bathing time (ten minutes) are recommended,
especially when bathing children. Never leave a small child in the massage tub without supervision. Your rst bath
in the massage tub should not exceed 10 minutes.
2. A high water temperature during the course of a bath can considerably inuence the course of pregnancy,
especially during the rst three months of pregnancy. We therefore recommend that the water temperature not
exceed 38°C, and that the length and intensity of the massage be consulted with a physician.
3. Persons suffering from obesity , who have had a heart attack, have blood pressure disorders or who are diabetic
should consult a physician about any possible risks before using the hydro/airmassage tub. Likewise, persons
taking medicines for blood pressure problems and persons who have heart problems should consult a physician
before using the system.
4. It is very dangerous to consume alcoholic beverages, narcotic drugs or drugs with impairing effects which can
cause unexpected complications and can lead to drowning.
5. You should not ll the tub to the rim. The maximum height of the water level should be to the overow opening.
The minimal water height should be at least 5 cm over the upper edge of the highest placed water jet (picture 1).
Under no circumstances should you turn on the water pump if the water has not reached the minimal level!