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J-Sha II Owner's Manual
Electrical Connections
Two separate circuits are required for this unit:
1. Whirlpool bath controller.
2. Rapid Heat.
1. J-Sha II
Install a 120 VAC 20 AMP dedicated circuit protected by
a Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI).
a Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI).
DANGER: RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK. Connect
only to a circuit protected by a Ground Fault Circuit
only to a circuit protected by a Ground Fault Circuit
Interrupter.
2. Rapid Heat
Install a 120 VAC 15 AMP dedicated circuit with GFCI
protection. For operation, refer to the RapidHeat in-
structions.
protection. For operation, refer to the RapidHeat in-
structions.
DANGER: RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK. Connect
only to a circuit protected by a Ground Fault Circuit
Interrupter.
only to a circuit protected by a Ground Fault Circuit
Interrupter.
3
Service Access
For partially or fully sunken installations, allow for
service access as shown. It is the installer's responsi-
bility to provide sufficient service access. Provide
adequate ventilation to cool the motor and to supply
sufficient air for the jets.
service access as shown. It is the installer's responsi-
bility to provide sufficient service access. Provide
adequate ventilation to cool the motor and to supply
sufficient air for the jets.
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
PUSH T
O
RESET
OVER HEA
T
PROTECTION
W
ARM
HOT
MIN.
HEA
TER "ON"
TM
SEPERATE GFCI
PROTECTED
CIRCUITS
PROTECTED
CIRCUITS
RAPID HEAT
CONTROL
BOX
BOX
PROVIDE SERVICE ACCESS TO
THE THREE SIDES AS SHOWN
THE THREE SIDES AS SHOWN
In some cases, access may not have been provided
because of the design of the bath environment and
having full understanding that in this case, it may be
necessary to remove the unit for service.
because of the design of the bath environment and
having full understanding that in this case, it may be
necessary to remove the unit for service.
If this is the case, diagnosing a problem may not be
possible without complete access to the plumbing sys-
tem. This would necessitate the removal of the unit.
Although this practice is not commonly implemented, it
is an acceptable method.
possible without complete access to the plumbing sys-
tem. This would necessitate the removal of the unit.
Although this practice is not commonly implemented, it
is an acceptable method.
In some cases access may have been provided in Area
A but service is required in Area B which requires the unit
to be pulled for service and reinstalled.
A but service is required in Area B which requires the unit
to be pulled for service and reinstalled.
If service access has not been provided, it is the
home owners responsibility to remove the bath and
provide the required access, should a repair be-
come necessary.
home owners responsibility to remove the bath and
provide the required access, should a repair be-
come necessary.
MOTOR
AREA
A
AREA
B
SERVICE ACCESS