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LisnaWaters LWST User Manual

LisnaWaters LWST
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INSTALLATION
AND OPERATING
MANUAL
INSTALLERS PLEASE NOTE, THESE
INSTRUCTIONS ARE TO BE LEFT
Technical Support: 0333 344 1109
Lisna Waters Steam Shower Whirlpool Bath
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LWST: 1350mm x 1350mm
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LisnaWaters LWST Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandLisnaWaters
ModelLWST
CategoryBathtubs
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Important Notice

Delivery and Damage Check

Verify all items are present and undamaged upon receipt. Report damages within 48 hours.

Professional Installation Required

Unit must be fitted by a qualified specialist; DIY fitting invalidates warranty.

Water Testing and Sealing

Ensure the tub is water tested before fitting and all leaks are addressed by the fitter.

Dry Run Recommendation

Perform a 'dry run' assembly to ensure confidence and understanding before full installation.

Before You Begin

Tools and Equipment

List of necessary tools for assembly, including screwdrivers, spanners, and spirit level.

Water Requirements and Pressure

Requires 1-3 bar pressure and over 7.5 litres/min flow for optimal showering.

Gravity Fed Systems and Pumps

Recommendation for shower pump installation for gravity fed systems.

Isolating Valves

Recommended for easier service access and water disconnection.

Electrical Connection Requirements

Requires an ISOLATED FUSED SPUR; connecting to a plug socket is illegal.

Assembly

General Installation & Safety

Covers location access, floor requirements, pre-assembly checks, glass safety, and tower prep.

Fitting the Shower Valve

Attaching the thermostatic shower valve to the central tower panel using pre-drilled holes.

Leveling and Fitting the Tub

Positioning the tub base, adjusting feet for levelness, and connecting the waste.

Rear Panel & Tower Installation

Securing rear glass panels to the tub and attaching the central tower panel.

Front Frame & Side Panels

Assembling the front frame sections and installing the fixed side glass panels.

Glass Retention & Front Frame Fitting

Attaching glass retaining clips and fitting the assembled front frame to the unit.

Ceiling & Internal Components

Installing the shower ceiling, monsoon head, ozone unit, and temperature sensor.

Door Mechanics & Fittings

Fitting shower door wheel runners and door handles for proper operation.

Shower Heads & Shelf

Installing overhead shower, hand shower, riser bar, and glass shelf.

Valve Connections & Seals

Connecting the shower valve to water supplies and fitting door seals.

Electrical Connections

Main Power Supply Requirements

Connect to MAINS ELECTRICITY via an ISOLATED FUSED SPUR; 13A plug is for testing only.

Residual Current Device (RCD)

Shower has a pre-fitted RCD; remove if property consumer unit is already RCD protected.

Whirlpool Bath Power Supply

Whirlpool pump requires a separate 13amp power source via an isolated fused spur.

Steam Generator & Control Unit Linkage

Connect Steam Generator and Electronic Control Unit via data and power transfer cables.

Connecting Ancillary Components

Connect lights, fan, and ozone unit to the Electronic Control Unit using labeled cables.

Aerial Positioning

Position the radio aerial wire for optimal signal reception.

Electronic Control Panel Communication

Connect the electronic control panel communication cable carefully to the control unit.

Valve Operation and Safety Precautions

Understanding Control Dials

Details operation of dials for output functions, water flow rate, and temperature control.

Steam Generator Safety

Allow steam generator to cool for 30 mins before touching; avoid cold water on hot surfaces.

Electrical and Water Safety

Disconnect power and water supply before any investigations or part replacement.

General Usage Safety

Supervise children, note single occupancy, beware of slippery surfaces, limit steam use.

Electronic Control Panel Features

Power and Lock Functions

Control panel power ON/OFF and automatic locking function for inactivity.

Lighting and Steam Control

Operate LED lighting modes and activate/set steam generator temperature and duration.

Fan and Ozone Functions

Activate the circulation fan and run the ozone cleaning cycle.

Navigation and Mode Buttons

Use arrow buttons for tuning/volume/track skip and M button for mode toggling.

Audio Connectivity

Activate Bluetooth for audio streaming or FM Radio tuning.

Bluetooth Pairing

Whirlpool Operation

Pump Operation Warnings

Never operate without water; avoid bubble bath products as they damage the pump.

Using Whirlpool Controls

Use START/STOP button and regulator dial to control whirlpool pump power.

Cleaning and Product Care

Daily Cleaning Recommendations

Clean after each use, leave doors open to dry, and use silicone sealant in gaps.

Cleaning Product Restrictions

Do not use abrasive cleaners (CIF, W9, Bleach) as they damage the tower paint.

Steam Pod Usage Guidelines

Use only products designed for steam infusion; others may cause discoloration.

Essential Oils Warning

Essential oils can damage rubbers/plastics; damage from oils is not covered by warranty.

Additional Information and Support

Guarantee and Contact Details

Contact via email for full guarantee details and replacement parts after warranty.

Technical Support and Parts

Call Technical Helpline for installation support, FAQs, or replacement parts.

Thermostatic Cartridge Maintenance

Cartridge Failure and Causes

Diagnose cartridge failure due to hard water, age, or debris.

Pre-Replacement Safety Checks

Isolate water supply and ensure pressure is between 1-3 bar before starting.

Removing the Temperature Dial

Instructions for removing the dial cap and loosening the grub screw.

Replacing the Thermostat

Steps to remove the thermostat head and reverse the process for replacement.

Water Tightness Test

Product Servicing and Maintenance

Routine Maintenance Schedule

Perform checks every 6 months, including isolating connections and inspecting parts.

Specific Servicing Checks

Inspect pipes, joints, electrical connections, hoses, door wheels, and fittings.

Disclaimer of Liability

Manual data is for concept only; user is responsible for safe and acceptable application.