Operating Sequence - THE BOLD LOOK OF KOHLER K-1188 Guide D'installation

15. Using Your Overflowing Bath
Fill the Overflowing Bath
NOTE: Please read these steps carefully before you operate your overflowing bath.
Make sure the metal suction screen is clean, and is correctly in place over the plastic suction cover.
NOTE: The water temperature in the bath should not exceed 104° F (40° C) or the heater will not operate.
IMPORTANT! Like any other bath, prevent flooding the area around the unit by entering the filled
bathing well slowly. This will allow the system to properly drain excess water.
Fill the unit with water so the bathing well overflows into the overflow channel to the drain. The channel
sensors should be completely covered with water.
The green light in the pump control switch will start to blink automatically within 1/2 minute after the
sensors are submerged to let you know the unit is ready to start.

Operating Sequence

Press the pump control switch to start the pump/motor and begin operation.
As the pump/motor turns on and water begins to circulate, the light on the pump control switch will
change to solid green, and will stay on as long as the overflowing bath is running.
Verify that the indicator light for the heater is on when the overflowing bath is in operation. This indicator
light is located on the underside of the heater box, and is near the subfloor at the pump end of
overflowing bath. If the light is not on when the overflowing bath is running, try and reset the
GFCI/ELCB.
Press the pump control switch again to turn off the overflowing bath. The green light in the pump control
switch will then start to blink automatically for approximately 1/2 minute until the overflowing bath is
drained below the overflow channel sensors or restarted.
NOTE: A built-in timer automatically stops the bath after approximately 20 minutes of operation.
Press the pump control switch again to start the pump/motor and begin operation.
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