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WARNINGS

1. WARNING: RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK; do not permit electric appliances (such as a hair

dryer, lamp, telephone, radio, or television) within 1.5M (5 feet) of this hydro-massage bathtub.

2. CAUTION: Test the ground fault circuit interrupter protecting this appliance periodically in

accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.

3. Excessive water temperature is dangerous and should be checked before use. Maximum

operating water temperature should not exceed 105

F (41

C) and the maximum supply water

temperature should not exceed 120°F (49° C).

4. Always enter and exit the pedicure spa slowly and carefully.

5. Never bring or operate any electrical devices into or near the pedicure spa.

6. Do Not Crush – Avoid sharp folds.

7. Do not stand on or in appliance.

8. Use only while seated.

9. Connect this appliance to a properly grounded outlet only. See Grounding Instructions within

the install manual.

10. Spa basin shall not be used by maintenance or cleaning crew as a slop sink.

Note: Always verify maximum temperatures with your local & state codes.

IMPORTANT REQUIREMENTS

EUROPEAN TOUCH requires that you contact a local licensed plumber and licensed electrician to

install your new pedicure spa. Installation must be in compliance with your local and state building

codes. Your pedicure spa cannot operate efficiently or safely unless it is provided with adequate

electrical power, sufficient water pressure, proper water temperature, and required drainage

capabilities. Contact your local building inspector for information and local code compliance

procedures that need to be followed when having your pedicure spa installed. Subsequent

inspections and approvals that may be required are the responsibility of the purchaser. (See limited

warranty regarding incidental or consequential exclusions – page 2).

EALTH RISK WARNING

Individuals whose feet or legs are inflamed or have open wounds should not be allowed to use the

pedicure spa at any time. Nail technicians should advise clients to consult their physician before

using the pedicure spa if there is any sign of fungal infection, swelling, fracture, or persistent pain. In

some cases diabetics may experience improved circulation in their feet, but should first consult their

physician prior to receiving a pedicure.

Your client’s pedicure spa experience should be pleasant and comfortable.

If the client experiences any pain or discomfort discontinue the use of the pedicure spa

immediately.

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