Akw Itherm Guide rapide

Installer - please read all instructions carefully before installation

and leave this manual with the end user for future reference

Smart App

Electrical Cable

Entry Points

Spray Patterns

Water Inlet

Entry Points

Warranty

3yr

150kg

Rail Rating

Spray Patterns

Smooth Hose

Water Inlet

Entry Points

Electrical Cable

Entry Points

Optional

Easy Grip

Adjuster

Smooth Hose

Optional

Easy Grip

Adjuster

Smart App

Electrical Cable

Entry Points

Spray Patterns

Water Inlet

Entry Points

Warranty

3yr

150kg

Rail Rating

Spray Patterns

Smooth Hose

Water Inlet

Entry Points

Electrical Cable

Entry Points

Optional

Easy Grip

Adjuster

Smooth Hose

Optional

Easy Grip

Adjuster

Intertek BEAB Control

Intertek EMC Veriﬁed

(Europe)

Intertek GS

Intertek S

Intertek Blue

Pantone 281

C100/M72/Y0/K32

Reversed

White

C0/M0/Y0/K0

Colour Variant

Pantone 354Pantone 354

Pantone 185

Intertek ETL

(Europe)

Pantone 185

Electric Shower

Installation and Instruction Manual

Patents Pending, Registered Design

Product Features

Introduction

Product Features

The iTherm Electric Shower has been designed to allow for easy operation. The large

ergonomic control knobs and LED interface clearly indicate the temperature and flow

rates. The iTherm Electric Shower also allows for easy flexible installation with its inlet

layout.

Thermostatic Control - The outlet water temperature is thermostatically maintained

Automatic Shut Down - The shower automatically shuts down after 30 minutes

operation (this can be bypassed 30 seconds prior to shut down)

Phased Shut Down - Flushes the shower with cold water to avoid the possibility of

scalding if the shower is restarted within a short period of time

Flexible Installation

8 Water Inlet Points

8 Cable Inlet Points

Dual power blocks for left or right wiring

Retro-fit footprint

3 year warranty

8.5kW or 9.5kW options available

Bluetooth® Smart Enabled

The iCare shower has built in

power-friendly Bluetooth

technology

iCare Smart App

Turn on, pre-set, adjust your

own settings, analyse your usage

of your iCare shower from your

compatible device

The iCare Shower is covered for

a period of 2 years from the date

of purchase. Conditions apply.

See warranty card for further

details.

The iCare Shower has 8 water

inlet points. Right and left hand

entry.

The iCare Shower has 6

electrical cable inlet points.

Right and left hand entry.

The iCare Shower comes with

an Adjustable Riser Rail Kit

and a Shower Handset.

The Handset has 3 spray

modes for comfortable

showering.

Smart App

Electrical cable

Entry points

Spray Patterns

Water Inlet

Entry points

Warranty

3yr

150kg

Rail Rating

Water Inlet

Entry points

Electrical cable

Entry points

Spray Patterns

Smooth Hose

Contents

Introduction

These instructions are provided to advise the minimum standards of installation and recommends the best practice for the installation.

Due to the very wide variability of possible installation conditions AKW cannot provide all circumstances for the installation. AKW cannot

accept any liability in connection with this information or its use. This information is provided on the condition that the person receiving

it shall make their own tests to determine the suitability for their particular purpose. None of the foregoing affects your statutory rights.

Failure to install this AKW product in accordance with supplied instructions or the making

of unauthorised modiﬁ cations will invalidate any warranty and may affect product safety.

Introduction 2-3

Product Features 2

Contents 3

User 4-8

User Safety Information 4

User Operating Instructions 5

User Volume Setting 6

Cleaning Recommendations 7

User Troubleshooting 8

User Warranty 9

Installer 10-18

Main Components 10

Specification s 11

Important Safety Information 12

Installation Requirements 13

Positioning of the Shower 14

Disassembly 15

Fitting to the wall 16

Reassembly- Bottom Cover 17

Reassembly - Front Cover 18

Plumbing 19-22

Water Requirements 19

Plumbing Connections 20

Plumbing Entry Points 21

Check List 22

Electricals 23-26

Electrical Requirements 23-24

Electrical Entry Points 2 5

Connecting Waste Pump 26

Check List 26

Commissioning 27-32

Temperature & Mode Settings 27

Cold Water Flushing 28

Functional Checks 29

Commissioning Tests 30

Service Records 31

Troubleshooting For Engineers 32

General

Contents

Introduction

These instructions are provided to advise the minimum standards of installation and recommends the best practice for the installation.

Due to the very wide variability of possible installation conditions AKW cannot provide all circumstances for the installation. AKW cannot

accept any liability in connection with this information or its use. This information is provided on the condition that the person receiving

it shall make their own tests to determine the suitability for their particular purpose. None of the foregoing affects your statutory rights.

Failure to install this AKW product in accordance with supplied instructions or the making

of unauthorised modiﬁ cations will invalidate any warranty and may affect product safety.

Introduction 2-3

Product Features 2

Contents 3

User 4-8

User Safety Information 4

User Operating Instructions 5

User Volume Setting 6

Cleaning Recommendations 7

User Troubleshooting 8

User Warranty 9

Installer 10-18

Main Components 10

Specification s 11

Important Safety Information 12

Installation Requirements 13

Positioning of the Shower 14

Disassembly 15

Fitting to the wall 16

Reassembly- Bottom Cover 17

Reassembly - Front Cover 18

Plumbing 19-22

Water Requirements 19

Plumbing Connections 20

Plumbing Entry Points 21

Check List 22

Electricals 23-26

Electrical Requirements 23-24

Electrical Entry Points 2 5

Connecting Waste Pump 26

Check List 26

Commissioning 27-32

Temperature & Mode Settings 27

Cold Water Flushing 28

Functional Checks 29

Commissioning Tests 30

Service Records 31

Troubleshooting For Engineers 32

General

Introduction 2-3

Product Features 2

Contents 3

User 4-8

User Safety Information 4

User Operating Instructions 5-6

User Volume Setting 7

Cleaning Recommendations 8

User Troubleshooting 9

User Warranty 10

Installer 11-19

Main Components 11

Specification s 12

Important Safety Information 13

Installation Requirements 14

Positioning of the Shower 15

Disassembly 16

Fitting to the wall 17

Reassembly- Bottom Cover 18

Reassembly - Front Cover 19

Plumbing 20-23

Water Requirements 20

Plumbing Connections 21

Plumbing Entry Points 22

Check List 23

Electricals 24-27

Electrical Requirements 24-25

Electrical Entry Points 26

Connecting Waste Pump 27

Check List 27

Commissioning 28-32

Cold Water Flushing 28

Temperature & Mode Settings 29

Functional Checks 30

Commissioning Tests 31

Troubleshooting For Engineers 32

General

User

User Safety Information

This appliance can be used by any persons (including children from

8 years and above) with reduced physical, sensory, mental or intuitive

capabilities or by any persons with a lack of experience and knowledge

of showering, only if they are supervised or have had the correct

instructions on how to operate the appliance correctly.

Do not operate shower if you suspect the water in the heater tank is

frozen or the appliance has been susceptible to freezing conditions.

Do not operate the shower if the spray handset or hose is damaged or

blocked.

Do not restrict ﬂ ow out of the shower by blocking or obstructing spray

handset.

User

User Safety Information

This appliance can be used by any persons (including children from

8 years and above) with reduced physical, sensory, mental or intuitive

capabilities or by any persons with a lack of experience and knowledge

of showering, only if they are supervised or have had the correct

instructions on how to operate the appliance correctly.

Do not operate shower if you suspect the water in the heater tank is

frozen or the appliance has been susceptible to freezing conditions.

Do not operate the shower if the spray handset or hose is damaged or

blocked.

Do not restrict ﬂ ow out of the shower by blocking or obstructing spray

handset.

User

User Operating Instructions

1. Temperature Indicator

This digital display is an

indication of the water

temperature inside the unit,

not the outlet tempera-

ture. When the Temperature

Control is adjusted (4), the

target temperature will display

and flash. It will stop flashing

once the desired temperature

has reached its target.

The display may flash again

when it goes outside the

desired target temperature

(+-20C). Any slight up or down

fluctuations on the display

during use are normal.

2. Flow Range Indicator

This digital display is an

indication of the current flow

rate setting.

Low

Medium

High

3. Flow Control

Adjustable flow control

4.Temperature Control

Adjustable temperature control

5. Power Button

Push button to power on/off

the shower

Starting the Shower

Switch on the mains power at the isolating switch.

When the power is first turned on, the outer light ring around the

power button will be lit and the shower is in standby mode.

To switch on, press and release the power button, the

temperature and flow rate will be indicated on the display.

To switch off, press and release the power button to stop water

flowing. Your iTherm shower will enter into phased shut-down

mode to allow for the hot water to flow for a short period of time

while the heater cools down before automatically turning off.

User

User Operating Instructions

Press the power button Turn the

Temperature

control knob

clockwise until

the temperature

display is shown

like the

illustration

Turn the Temperature

control knob 180°

anti-clockwise and the

shower will enter cold

flow (no heating)

To adjust the

shower back to

30°C, turn the

Temperature

Control knob by

two clicks (NOT

180°).

*Inlet water temperature will vary dependent on season and location

Cold Water Setting Turn on power at

pull cord/switch.

Step 1 Step 2

Step 3 Step 4

180˚

User

User Volume Setting

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

Press and hold

Temp ‘+’ and Flow ‘+’

simultaneously for

3 seconds to enter

Volume Set Mode

Mute Min. Max.Default

Press Temp ‘-‘ to

save the settings. The

shower will revert to

Standby mode when

complete.

Adjust Volume Level

Exit Volume Setting

Enter Volume Setting

The iTherm Electric Shower has audible tones enabled in its factory

settings. This can be enabled/disabled for your preference. Please

contact a qualiﬁed local installer and refer them to Page 29 to change

it to your preference.

When enabled , audible tones occur in the following state:

• Single beep when switched on

• 2 beeps when Temp/Flow are at the end of their adjustment range

• Multiple (approx. 8) when in phased shut-down

• Multiple beeps for 30 seconds after the shower has been running

for 30 minutes

User

Cleaning Recommendations

Always isolate power supply before cleaning.

The shower unit and surrounding areas should be cleaned periodically to

remove any accumulation of dirt or other waste materials, using domestic

bathroom and kitchen cleaning materials with a soft cloth.

After cleaning always wash down with water then wipe thoroughly with a

damp cloth to remove any cleaning material residue.

Do not use abrasive pads or cloths. Do not use strong or concentrated

acidic, alkaline or other cleaning materials as these may damage or

discolour the product.

User

User Troubleshooting

If the shower does not work as expected, switch off at the pull-cord or isolating switch,

wait 30 minutes for the shower to reset then switch back on again.

Fault Cause Remedy

No Water Flow

Shower runs hot

and cold during use

Water from

pressure relief

outlet-PRD

activated

Fault LED’s Display

(See Page 32 for

reference)

Water isolating valve in off position

Filter blocked

Power supply not on

Obstruction in hose or handset

Low Flow/Low Pressure

Inlet Thermistor Fault

Outlet Thermistor Fault

Uncontrolled over Temperature

Insufficient water flowing

through the shower

Water pressure is below minimum

requirement. This may be caused

by other appliances on the same

pipework drawing water

Call AKW Technical Enquiries

Call a qualified service

engineer and refer to Page 32

Clean the handset

Increase the flow by adjusting

the temperature control knob

to cooler setting.

Reduce the power setting

Water temperature

too hot

Check running pressure

(minimum of 0.5bar)

(1bar Recommended)

Wait until pressure increases

Turn on water supply

Turn off water supply, remove

filter and clean

Turn on power supply

User

User Warranty

AKW guarantee your shower against any defects in manufacturing or materials for

3 years from the date of purchase. Within this period AKW will decide to repair or

replace as we may choose. To be free of charge, proof of purchase is required. Work

is to only be undertaken by AKW or our approved agents with prior agreement. Any

action taken under this warranty does not extend the stated 3-year expiry date.

This guarantee is in addition to your statutory and other legal rights.

None of the foregoing affects your statutory rights.

Not covered by this warranty:

• Damage or defects that result from inappropriate use or accidental damage,

incorrect installation, or lack of maintenance including the build up of grime,

dirt or lime scale, water-borne debris

• Failure to install in accordance with this installation guide

• Damage resulting from inappropriate cleaning or water ingress

• Damage resulting from water freezing

• Damage resulting from PRD activation from either blocked hose or shower

handset

• Damage or defects that result from repairs, modifications undertaken by

persons who are not AKW authorised service staff or agents

If you need any advice or if you have any questions please contact the Technical

Enquiries with your model number and date of purchase.

Warranty

3yr

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