Toto ABA991X01FCP Installation Manual

NEOREST SE
AIR BATH
Installation Guide
Cautions and warnings……………2 Before installing the Neorest……..5 Included parts……………………...8 Required tools…………….………10 Specifications……………………..11 Dimension Drawings……………..13
Installation Procedure…………....15
Meaning of the indications……….15 Building a base for the bathtub….16 Installing the function module……20 Testing the operation……………..24 Finishing……………………………34 Installing the controller stand…….37 Cleaning the filter………………….41 Error Codes………………………..44
To installation contractors:
If possible, please explain the functions of the NEOREST and how to use them to the customer. In new buildings or other places where there will be a significant time until the customer uses the product, please shut off the power.
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Cautions and Warnings
Before installing your NEOREST, be sure to read the following installation instructions. Install the prod­uct only as described in this guide. Follow all safety precautions and warnings.
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WARNING
When this appears next to a topic, this indicates that mi­soperation could result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION
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This symbol indicates something that is prohibited.
WARNING
Do not install the tub with the rim surface as its sole support.
Doing so could cause damage.
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Prohibited
Do not stand on the bathtub while working.
Doing so could cause one to slip and fall or could otherwise damage the product.
Only assemble the parts delivered or indicated. Do not change these parts
In particular, do not change the dimensions.
Do not install the function module in a humid location such as a bathroom or a place prone to flooding.
Otherwise product problems or electric shock could result.
Install securely, in accordance with the Installation Guide.
Improper installation can lead to electric shocks or fire. Additionally, it could cause water leaks that damage or ruin household property.
Install the drainage pipes securely, in accordance with the procedure.
Improper installation could lead to leaks that damage or ruin household property.
After unpacking, immediately dispose of unwanted packaging materials.
There is a risk of injury from the wooden frame, nails, cardboard boxes, vinyl bags or seal­ing straps. Additionaly, ensure that children do not play with the packaging materials as this could lead to suffocation or other accidents.
Required
All the operations related to the electrical system must be implemented by a certified
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electrician.
Improper operation could result in physical damage or material damage.
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When this appears next to a topic, this indicates that misoperation may result in injury or physical damage.
This symbol indicates something
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that must be done.
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All electrical equipment connected to the bathtub must be fitted with a ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI).
The bathtub must be connected to the drinking water supply. The earth (ground) wire must be connected without fail. Perform a potential equalization, and connect the plug to the bathtub frame.
Improper ground connection could allow ground loops.
The voltage used must be the specified AC voltage.
Use of different voltage could cause damage to the equipment, malfunction or fire.
WARNING
After the installation, test the ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) protecting this appliance and periodically check it in accordance with the manufacturer’s instruc­tions.
An improperly functioning GFCI could lead to electric shock or fire.
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Be sure that the equipment is installed in a stable place with sufficient load-bearing strength, as set forth in the Installation Guide.
Improper installation could cause the equipment to fall or topple over, causing injury.
When installing the function module using a metal lath or wire lath support, be certain
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not to connect the function module and support electrically.
Doing so could lead to electric shock, overheating or fire.
When connecting the wiring, be certain that the power supply is not turned ON.
Doing so could lead to electric shock.
The electronic components must be installed out of the reach of users in the bath­room. (However, this rule is not applied to ultralow voltage supply components at 12 V or less, such as remote controllers.)
 Otherwise, an electric shock could result.  The function modules must not be installed in the bathroom.
The electronic components must be fixed so that they will not fall into the bathtub.
 Otherwise, an electric shock could result.  The function modules must not be installed in the bathroom.
Ensure that you have an ergonomic working position during transport and assembly.
Take care at every stage that your move is safe. Ensure that you have assistance to avoid risk of accident or injury.
Observe the current local prevention of accidents and building regulations as well as sanitary and environmental protection rules during installation.
CAUTION
Do not place anything heavy on the tub or anything in the tub for standing on.
Doing so could cause damage.
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Prohibited
Do not drop any heavy or hard objects in the bathtub.
Injury may result from cracks in the bathtub or leaking water may contaminate or ruin household property.
Keep sources of heat at a distance. Do not smoke.
Otherwise there is a risk of damage.
Do not install the bathtub outdoors or in a location where it will be constantly exposed to sunlight (for example, in a sunroom).
Otherwise there is a risk of frost damage or discoloration.
Do not bend the hoses or cables. When transporting the bathtub, do not carry by the hoses or plumbing or strike it with
anything hard.
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CAUTION
On opening the box, check that the bathtub and parts supplied are not damaged. Do not use any parts that are damaged.
Replace any damaged parts.
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Required
tion module is anticipated, be sure to waterproof the floor.
If there were to be a leak, it could damage the floor or floors below.
If installing the product in a location where damage from water leaking from the func-
Do not remove the protective sheet on the bathtub until installation is complete. Ensure the bathtub can be used and maintained adequately.
Consider water splashing from blocked shoulder warmers.
Check for leaks after installation is complete.
Shut off the water supply if you discover any leaks and immediately repair them.
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Before installing the NEOREST
 The function module must not be installed in the bathroom.
In addition, the function module is not waterproof and should not be installed outdoors. Be sure to install the function module indoors other than in the bathroom.
 The function module requires a hot water supply temperature of at least 140°F (60°C). (No
more than 158°F (70°C))
If the supply temperature of the hot water is too low, it won’t be possible to fill the tub to the temperature setting of the controller. The function module mixes the supply of hot and cold water and runs hot water out of the fill-tub outlet, so the temperature of the water flowing out will be lower than the temperature of the water being supplied to the function module.
 The pressure of the hot and cold water supplied to the function module must be at least 29
psi (0.20 MPa) (when flowing). (No more than 108.75 psi (0.75 MPa))
The difference of water pressure between cold water and hot water should be such that the cold water is kept higher and within 14.5 psi (0.10 MPa). If the pressure is low, the water won’t flow out like a water­fall. Additionally, it will take longer for the tub to fill with hot water.
 Supply Equipment Specifications
Supply Pressure: 29 to 108.75 psi (0.20 to 0.75 MPa) Supply Temperature: 140 to 158°F (60 to 70°C) Hot Water usage: Max. temperature 113°F (60°C) Max. flow rate 9.2 gpm (35 L/min) Max. capacity approx. 144 gallons (545 L)  The diameter of the function module connector is NPT 3/4. Please do not make the diameter of the
plumbing smaller than the diameter of the connector to the function module. The use of equipment below full capacity could lead to problems for the customer.
 Use a sealant on the taper thread joint.  It is necessary to have space between the end of the drain hose and the drain. If not the water
could backflow.
 Power supply connection The power inlet of the function module must be connected to the per-
manently installed power outlet (cable).
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Function module installation locations
 Install the function module indoors, in a room other than the bathroom.  Please leave a space of at least 24 inches (600 mm) in front of the equipment so that inspections or
repairs can be made. Also, please do not locate it on a second-story wall or other place without ac­cess.
 Please take the following into consideration when deciding where to place the function module. The
length of the cables to the equipment (pumps and the like) that will be installed with the bathtub are 49 ft (15m).
 If the tub installation is downstairs the function module should be
within 23 ft (7 m) of the top of the tub.
 If the tub installation is upstairs the function module should be
within 23 ft (7 m) of the top of the tub. In this case the supplied water pressure should be 29 psi (0.20 MPa) above head pres­sure.
 Be sure to install it on a vertical wall.  The plumbing that is connected to the equipment should be in-
stalled so that there will be no safety problems with respect to earthquakes, other vibration or physical impact and caulking ma­terial should be used to seal the points where the hot and cold water and the power lines pass through the walls.
Precautions when plumbing
 If the plumbing materials are specified by the relevant local and national plumbing authorities, com-
ply with those specifications.
 Be sure to flush filings, sand and debris from inside the pipes using water before connecting the
function module.
 Use a union junction or similar means on the connection port and do not use excessive force.  The diameter of the pipe is not to be less than the diameter of the function module connector (NPT
3/4).
 When the water pressure is high, either install a pressure-reducing valve or a device to prevent
“water hammer”. (Recommended water pressure: 29 to 108.75 psi (0.20 to 0.75 MPa) However, limits set by local and national plumbing authorities should not be exceeded.)
 Keep the number of unions as small as possible and do not use complicated plumbing. Additionally,
do not plumb in such a way that air can become trapped in the pipes.
Hot and cold water supply plumbing
 Install an anti-backwash valve, a shut-off valve or a shut-off valve with an anti-backwash valve near
the hot and cold water supply ports.
 In order for the customer to have a pleasant experience using this equipment, a hot and cold water
supply pressure of 29 to 108.75 psi (0.20 to 0.75 MPa) is required. If the water pressure is low, the equipment will not function properly and could lead to trouble with the customer, so be prepared to install a booster pump as a countermeasure.
Fill-tub plumbing
 The pipes that are used with the fill-tub feature are to have a maximum length of 49 ft (15m) and 10
changes of direction.
 Please incline the pipes so that it will be easier to remove water from the pipes when draining water
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Shower Installation Conditions
1. Confirmation of water pressure
Supply hot/cold water pressure: Minimum required water pressure (when flowing): 11.6 psi (0.08 MPa) Maximum water pressure (when not flowing): 108.75 psi (0.75 MPa)
If the supply water pressure exceeds 108.75 psi (0.75 MPa) please reduce the pressure to around 29 psi (0.20 MPa) using a commercially available pressure-reducing valve.
2. Confirmation of hot water supply temperature
Please keep the hot water supply temperature no higher than 158°F (70°C).
Please do not use steam in place of a hot water supply.
3. Plumbing
Please do not connect the hot and cold water backward.
Please install the hot water supply pipe at the shortest distance from the water heater to reduce the resistance.
4. Local and national codes
Adherence to all local and national codes is required and take precedence over requirements listed in this manual.
5. Tempering valve (supplied)
The shower hot water output will be limited by the tempering valve. The tempering valve is preset to 105°F (41°C)
Check codes for compliance and adjust if needed. The tempering valve is located under the shower near the tub frame. Below is the method of adjustment.
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Included Parts
Bathtub
Bathtub Assembly
Connecting Harnesses
Pillows
Feet fixing molds
Polyethylene foam sheet
Instruction Manual
Items A-6 and A-8 should be passed on to the customer after installation is complete.
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Installation Guide Cleaning spatula for
shoulder-warmer water outlet
Controller stand
Controller Stand Assembly
Slip Ring Assembly
Controller Branch Harness
Base Cover
Base Assembly
Set Screws
Base mounting screws
Function module
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Required Tools
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Specifications
Bathtub
Dimensions 70-7/8” x 55-1/8” x 30-1/8”
(1800mm x 1400mm x 765mm) Includes the frame that supports the bathtub
Weight 397 pounds (180 kg)
Capacity 151 gallons (570 L) to overflow line
Material Acrylic synthetic marble
Bathtub filling
Air Blower
Shoulder Warmer (cascade)
HydroHands
Outflow ports
Bathtub filling flow rate
Number of jets
Volume of air
Intake ports
Outflow ports
Flow rate
Intake ports
Outflow ports
One
Max. 9.2 gpm (35 Lpm) (controlled by function module)
15 on the bottom of the bathtub
Max. 148 gpm (560 Lpm) (15 total, controlled by function module)
Two
Two
Max. 10 gpm (38 Lpm) (2 Total)
Two
Four
Flow rate
Underwater lighting
Shower (Two knobs)
Bathtub filling connection dia. threads
Lighting modules
Colors
Uses Cleaning the bathtub
Water pressure
perature
Connection diame­ter threads
Min. required water pres­sure (when flowing)
Max. water pressure (when not flowing)
Hot Inlet water tem-
Cold
Hot
Cold
Max. 40 gpm (150 Lpm) (4 Total)
Two
Three pattern types, 10 individual colors
11.6 psi (0.08 MPa)
108.75 psi (0.75 MPa)
Controlled by tempering valve (supplied)
32 to 86°F (0 to 30°C) no freezing
NPT 1/2
NPT 1/2
NPT 3/4
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Specifications (continued)
Controller Stand
Function Module
Dimensions 9-11/16” x 4-7/16” x 10-1/16”
(246mm x 113mm x 255mm)
Weight 6 pounds (2.8 kg) including the controller
Adjustable arc 90°
Dimensions 16-5/8” x 7-1/16” x 18-3/4”
(422mm x 180mm x 476mm) External height excludes the connection ports.
Weight 31 pounds (14 kg)
Rated voltage 120 VAC
Rated frequency 60 Hz
Rated current 14.3 A
Rated power consumption 1490 W
Standby power consumption 7.0 W
Installation location Indoors (location without condensation, damp-
ness or freezing: not the bathroom)
Water pres­sure
Min. required water pres­sure (when flowing)
Max. water pressure (when not flowing)
29 psi (0.20 MPa)
108.75 psi (0.75 MPa)
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Hot
Inlet water temperature
Cold
Hot Connection diameter
threads
Cold
Fill bathtub NPT 3/4
Safety device Continuous operation prevention device, over
140 to 158°F (60 to 70°C)
32 to 86°F (0 to 30°C) no freezing
NPT 3/4
NPT 3/4
current protection device, ground-fault circuit interrupter (GFCI)
Dimension Drawings
Bathtub
Controller stand
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Dimension Drawings (continued)
Function module
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Installation Procedure
Building a base for the bathtub - seating the bathtub See page 16
Installing the function module See page 20
Testing the operation See page 24
Error Codes See page 44
Finishing See page 34
Installing the controller stand See page 37
Cleaning the filter in the water drain plug See page 41
Meaning of the indications
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Building a base for the bathtub - seating the bathtub
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Building a base for the bathtub - seating the bathtub
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Building a base for the bathtub - seating the bathtub
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Building a base for the bathtub - seating the bathtub
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Installing the function module
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Installing the function module
Inspect for leaks in the fill-tub plumbing
CAUTION
Do not apply additional pressure to the equipment.
Inspection pressure and time: 43.5 psi (0.30 MPa) for five minutes or longer.
Prohibited
1. Install a valve on one end of the fill-tub plumbing. (Valve open.)
2. Install a booster pump on the other end to feed water into the fill-tub plumbing.
3. Once the air has been removed from the fill-tub plumbing and it has been filled with water, close the installed valve.
4. Inspect for leaks.
Use a pressure meter that suits the pressure being checked when inspecting the pressure.
Be sure that there are no leaks or pressure drops across the gauge.
5. If pressure leaks are discovered, run the test again after fixing the leaky areas.
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CAUTION
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Required
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Fit the hot/cold water pipes with anti-backwash valves and shut-off valves.
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Installing the function module
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Installing the function module
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Testing the operation
Preparation for testing
CAUTION
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Operate with the bathtub empty of water.
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Testing the operation
Preparation for testing (continued)
CAUTION
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Operate with the bathtub empty of water.
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Testing the operation
Bathtub data reset
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Testing the operation
Fill-tub operation
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Testing the operation
Fill-tub operation (continued)
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Testing the operation
Air blower (10 minutes)
CAUTION
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Make sure that there is hot water in the tub after running the fill-tub feature.
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Testing the operation
Hydro Hands Shoulder-warmer (10 minutes)
CAUTION
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Make sure that there is hot water in the tub after running the fill-tub feature.
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