CO-Z V20221215 Inflatable Bathtub User Manual

: June 15, 2024
: CO-Z

Table of Contents

Safety Information
Specifications
Package List
Product Diagram
Operation
Maintenance
Disposal
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References
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CO-Z V20221215 Inflatable Bathtub

CO-Z V20221215 Inflatable Bathtub

Safety Information

DANGER!

Read these instructions carefully before use and keep them for future reference. Provide them to anyone who will use this product and provide them with this device if it is ever given or sold to a third party. Failure to follow these instructions may lead to personal injury and property damage.
DO NOT allow children or people with compromised physical or mental capabilities to use the bathtub without close and constant supervision. Consult a doctor before extended use of hot water by young children, the elderly, or persons with reduced pain and/or heat sensitivity such as diabetics. Never allow pets in or near the bathtub.
ONLY place the bathtub on firm, level, and waterproof ground. Never put it on or near a wooden floor. Always keep the bathtub away from sharp objects and sources of heat.
ONLY use the bathtub near a functioning drain that is at the same level or lower than the tub.
DO NOT use the bathtub while you are tired or under the influence of drugs, alcohol, or medication.
ONLY inflate the bathtub with the provided pump or an identical replacement. NEVER use high-pressure inflators, pumps, or compressors. Never inject water or other liquids into the air valves.
ONLY use the pump with a stable and compatible power source. Do not modify or pull on its power cord. Never leave it unattended or unplug it while it is in use.
DO NOT operate the air pump with wet hands or allow its electric components to become wet. Do not use it in highly humid environments. Always put the pump away before filling the bathtub. Never use the pump or any other electrical devices near a bathtub filled with water. If it accidentally becomes wet, disconnect it from power and wait for it to dry completely before any further use.
ONLY use the bathtub when it is fully inflated. Do not use while it is uninflated or while it is being inflated or deflated.
Stop inflating the bathtub when it feels steady and firm but do not overinflate. DO NOT leave the tub unattended while it is inflated.
DO NOT sit on the bathtub walls or allow others to do so.
NEVER fill the bathtub with water warmer than 122°F or 50°C. Never enter or remain in the water if its temperature feels uncomfortable for you.
NEVER move, inflate, or deflate the bathtub while it is filled with water.
DO NOT load the bathtub with more than 220 pounds or 99 kilograms, inclusive of the water’s weight.
DO NOT use the bathtub or air pump if any part is missing, damaged, or shows signs of malfunction. Repair or replace problematic components before further use. Never replace any components with non-identical ones. Always fully replace damaged power cords.

Specifications

Bathtub

Material	PVC
Outer Dimensions	63×33×29.5 in.
Inner Dimensions	49.2×19.7×16.5 in.
Pillow Height	9.8 in
Max. Water Temperature	122°F
Water Capacity	26.4 US gal
Weight Capacity	220 lb.
Net Weight	6.8 lb.

Air Pump

Model	GR-109 (US)	JY-109 (UK)
Input Power	110–120 V~ 60 Hz	220–240 V~ 50 Hz
Rated Power	60 W	150 W
Flow Rate	9.2 cfm	0.45 m3 /min
Power Cord Length	3.2 ft.	0.9 m
Dimensions	4×3.3×3.8 in.	12.5×10×10 cm
Net Weight	7 oz.	439 g

Package List

No.	Name	Qty
A	Inflatable Bathtub	1
B	Inflatable Cushion	1
C	Patch	1
D	Deflation Tubes	2
E	Drain Hose	1
F	Nozzle Set	1
G	Electric Air Pump	1

Product Diagram

Bathtub

Product Diagram

Air Pump

Product Diagram

Operation

Roll out and unzip the bathtub (A).
Remove the caps of the air valves on the tub walls, pillow, and floor. For the wall chambers, do not remove each valve in whole.
Attach the wide nozzle of the nozzle set (F) to the electric air pump (G) and connect the pump to a stable compatible power source.
Insert the nozzle into the valve on one of the wall chambers. Flip the pump’s power switch to I to start inflation. DO NOT overinflate. When the chamber becomes firm, turn off the pump by flipping the power switch to O. Remove the nozzle from the valve and replace its cap immediately
Repeat Step 4 for the valves on the other two wall chambers.
If it will be used, open the air valve on the cushion (B) and inflate it using the pump as described above.
Replace the wide nozzle with the narrow nozzle.
Insert the nozzle into the valve underneath the tub pillow and inflate it using the pump as scribed above.
Insert the nozzle into the valve on the tub floor and inflate it using the pump as described above.
Place the bathtub on a firm, level, and waterproof surface if it is not already in such a location. The larger Drain A can be positioned directly over your location’s drain or you can use Drain B’s tube to connect the hose (E) to a drain within 2′11″ or 90 cm.
Confirm all caps are securely closed and then fill the tub with water. The water should not exceed 122°F/50°C in temperature and its level should not exceed the height of the cover even once you are in the tub. Use lower temperatures or allow time for the water to cool if it is uncomfortable for you. Never enter or remain in water that feels too cold or too hot for you. For best results, especially if you plan to use the cover once the tub is filled, zip it mostly closed while the tub fills to avoid undue strain. The water expands the tub and can make it harder to close the cover otherwise.
Enjoy your bath or peaceful soak.
After use, remove the cap of Drain A or B. Keep an eye on the tub as it drains. In the event of blockage, leakage, or other problems, IMMEDIATELY replace the cap of the drain and correct the problem(s) before continuing to drain the tub or allow time for it to air dry.
NEVER tilt, push, or pull on the tub as it drains until it is almost completely empty
When all water has drained, disconnect any hoses and close the drain. Rinse the tub with clean water, drain that water, and then dry the tub with a soft cloth.
Remove the air valves from the wall chambers, which will begin to deflate.
Remove the caps of the air valves on the tub floor and pillow. Open the valves by inserting their deflation tubes (D) and both will begin to deflate.
Once the tub has stopped deflating naturally, press its walls, floor, and pillow to expel any remaining air.
Replace the caps and remove the tubes, closing the valves completely. Roll the tub up and store it.

Maintenance

Bathtub

Wash the bathtub as needed using soft cloths with a mild soap or detergent. Do not use caustic chemicals or harsh abrasives like rough brushes. Rinse thoroughly after cleaning, drain all water, and dry the tub with a soft cloth or allow time for it to completely air dry before folding it away for storage.
Check the parts of the bathtub for any signs of wear or damage between uses. Caulk any leak using the provided patch (C) if needed. Repair or replace any other problematic parts before further use.
If the bathtub will not be used for a prolonged period of time, fold it and store in a cool dry location away from direct sunlight and children. Be sure the storage area will never reach temperatures below freezing, which can damage its vinyl and reduce the service life of your tub’s components.

Air Pump

Always disconnect the pump from its power source after each use and before performing any cleaning, maintenance, or repair.
The exterior of the pump can be cleaned with a soft damp cloth. Do not rinse it or use abrasive cleaners or caustic chemicals or allow any electronic component to become wet.
Check the parts of the pump for any damage or signs of malfunction between uses. Repair or replace any problematic components before further use.
If the pump will not be used for an extended period of time, store in a cool dry place out of direct sunlight and inaccessible to children.

Disposal

Symbol Electrical products should not be disposed of with household products. In the EU and UK, according to the European Directive 2012/19/EU for the disposal of electrical and electronic equipment and its implementation in national laws, used electrical products must be collected separately and disposed of at the collection points provided for this purpose. Locations in Australia, Canada, and the United States may have similar regulations. Contact your local authorities or dealer for disposal and recycling advice.