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Model: GT8727 / GT8728

Assembly & Fi�ng Instruc�ons

For the latest fi�ng instruc�ons please visit www.insigniarange.co.uk

Contents

Introducon 3

Electrical Requirements 5

Tools Required 6

What’s in the boxes 7

Staring the Installaon 13

Connecng The Shower Accessories 27

Electric Connecons 43

Water Connecons 40

Product Tesng 47

Tesng for Leaks 50

Safety 51

Warranty Informaon 52

Spare Part 55

Troubleshoong, Help & FAQ’s 56



ASSEMBLY AND SIMPLE PLUMBING

THIS PRODUCT BUILD IS RATED SUITABLE FOR DIY PURPOSES

PROVIDING THE CUSTOMER IS OF ABOVE AVERAGE SKILLS AND

FEELS CONFIDENT IN THEIR ABILTY. ONLY YOU THE CUSTOMER

WILL KNOW THIS SO BEFORE ANY ATTEMPT IS MADE TO ASSEMBLY

READ THROUGH THE FOLLOWING PAGES IN DETAIL THEN DECIDE.

IF YOU HAVE ANY DOUBT USE THE SERVICES OF A PROFESSIONAL.

IN PICKING SUCH, ALLOW THEM TO DECIDE IF THEY ARE CAPABLE

OF BUILD BY FIRST SHOWING THESE INSTRUCTIONS TO THEM. AL-

WAYS GET THREE QUOTES.

REMEMBER THE BEST IS NOT ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST!

REMEMBER PLUMBERS PLUMB! 90% OF THIS JOB IS NOT PLUMB-

ING!

ELECTRICAL CONNECTION TO HOUSE MAINS

WHEN YOUR ITEM IS ASSEMBLED ALWAYS USE THE SERVICES OF A

FULLY QUALIFIED ELECTRICAL COMPANY TO COMPLETE CONNEC-

TION FROM SHOWER TO HOUSE SUPPLY. LAWS DEMAND IN MANY

CASES YOU DO THIS AND YOUR WARRANTY IS VOID REGARDS

ELECTRICAL ITEMS IF THIS IS NOT UNDERTAKEN.

YOURS AND OTHERS SAFETY IS PARAMOUNT. NEVER ATTEMPT

THIS YOURSELF.

DUE TO THE NATURE OF THIS PRODUCT WE HIGHLY ADVISE THE

PURCHASE AND FITTING OF A WATER SOFTENER


Thank you for your recent purchase of an Insignia steam shower.

Please read this booklet with great care to ensure you get the

best out of your build and have a shower that will last for many

years to come!

Like everything, in order to obtain a first class product that will

serve you well for many years, the effort and correctness put into

the assembly will reflect in the quality of your finish. First remem-

ber what you need from your new item then remember this as

you build. The result will only be as good as the assembly!

OUR BADGE RATING IN TERMS OF DIFFICULTY OF ASSEMBLY

BASED ON CLIENT FEEDBACK

1 Badge = Very easy

2 Badges = Easy

3 Badges = Moderate

4 Badges = Harder than average

5 Badges = Professional skills required

This shower is rated 3 Badges

3 4



5 6

REMEMBER:

These showers are designed to be free standing and movable

from their loca on should you have need to replace anything. AL-

WAYS USE Flexible braided water inlet pipes at least a metre long

(not central hea ng plas c type! ) from

house supply to the shower and again flexible waste pipe to join

to your house waste. NEVER fix with rigid pipes, never fix the unit

to the wall.

DURING BUILD, LIKE ALL SHOWERS CORRECT SEALING IS IMPERATIVE.

ALWAYS FIT "EASY TO GET TO TAP VALVES" ON BOTH HOT AND COLD WA-

TER. THE SAME AS A DISHWASHER OR WASHING MACHINE THIS PRODUCT

SHOULD BE ISOLATED WHEN NOT IN USE

NOTE: From me to me these showers may have small differ-

ences from that of these instruc ons. Due to con nuous improve-

ments and upgrades, this should not cause you any inconvenience

just some mes extra common sense needs applying as changes

1. 2 People

2. Scissors

3. Silicone Gun

4. Knife

5. Tape Measure

6. Spirit Level

7. Phillips Screwdriver

8. Drill

YOU WILL NEED

TOTAL ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS

Voltage Ra ng 220 -240AC

Frequency Ra ng 50HZ

Power Ra ng 3.0KW

Other than steam generator

Internal Circuit Voltage is 12V

Internal Current Ra ng 0.17A

Your electrical contractor should understand ALL legal require-

ments of connec on before undertaking any work or installa on.

UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES UNDERTAKE THIS YOURSELF!!!

Note for electrician. This product comes with 13 amp plug(s) fi8ed

with RCD unit. We leave the way you prefer to connect this to your-

self due to con nued addi ons to current regula ons. As at October

2010 we offered two following alterna ves.

1) Connect within current laws and IP direc ves using plug and RCD

provided with steam version or supply one for non steam version

2) (Preferred) Wire into isolated fused feed connec ng directly to

the house consumer / service box. Remove the plug / RCD fi8ed and

ensure the Consumer unit has capabili es to replace RCD feature.

Always use protec on against electrical surge. Your shower should

be treated the same as a home computer. A surge protector should

eradicate the possibility of either the transformer or computer con-

trol being burnt out because of this reason.

Please note earth is required and found on chassis of shower tray. A

further earth is required from Steam Generator unit. Each earth

must ground through power supply line.

Tools required

What’s In The Boxes? Please check with pictures, some of the items have been assem-

bled by ourselves in order for ease of recogni�on as to what they

are and can be used as reference in later construc�on

1 x Shower Tray

2 x Top & Bo8om curved rails

1 x foot massager

1 x shower waste (if purchased with the fi>ng kit)

1 x Glass Rack

1 x Chrome Riser rail kit including Hand shower & hose

1 x chrome flexible Shower Hose

1 x Ozone

1 x Roof sec on

1 x Monsoon rain shower

1 x Radio Speaker (pre-fi8ed)

1 x extractor fan (pre-fi8ed)

1 x internal light (pre-fi8ed)

Wooden floor & stool not included unless purchased.



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Whilst the next steps show you how to assemble your shower we

want to make sure you have a correct build to ensure you get a

trouble free shower. Therefore our advice is to follow the instruc-

ons and perform a dry run to ensure you are confident with the

build and you understand fully how the unit is assembled. When

we use the word “DRY RUN” this means you do not silicone any-

thing, just simply construct the shower, align, drill and screw every-

thing together. Once you are happy with the build take the unit

apart and carry out the final fix.

1 x screw pack including:

10 x 12mm screws (column fixing)

8 x 15mm screws (tray & roof fixing)

8 x 20mm screws for back wall fixings.

18 washers for tray, column & roof

1 x Centre Column

Note: 3 knob valves denotes thermosta c op on

1 x wire for bo8om lights (if purchased)


Glass Box:

2 x curved glass doors

2 x fixed glass panels

2 x magne c door seals

2 x trailing rear door seals

1 x fixing kit (see overleaf)


9 10

Fi�ng Kit:

2 x Door Handles

8 x Door Wheels

1 x instruc on leaflet

1 x frame fixing screws including 8 x 60mm screws & washers.

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Backboard box:

2 x back panels (NEVER REMOVE THE REAR FLIM THIS IS PART OF

THE FINISH OF THE SHOWER.)

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VERY IMPORTANT

Have you got everything? If not please contact your supplying deal-

er now. Remember NEVER book your tradesman un l everything

has arrived, been checked and is present. No replacement / miss-

ing parts can obtained free of charge during or aAer build only

within the mescale permi8ed (48 hours aAer delivery) and always

BEFORE build.

GOT EVERYTHING AS YOU SHOULD?

GREAT NOW FOR BUILD PLEASE READ ON!

TO START.

Make sure you have a clear space, remember when finished and in

place you need access to check your build and able to pull the

shower out should you need to replace anything!

Take the shower tray remove all protec ve wrapping and fit waste.

If you purchased the fi>ng kit it is possible this could have been

already been fi8ed in the tray hole but please note it will only have

been for transport and will need sealing correctly and alignment

for your house waste. In the side of the waste supplied in the op-

onal fi>ng kit you will no ce a spigot not seen on an ordinary

waste. In most cases this is blanked, you need to gently drill this

out now. This item is for the steam generator waste and will be

connected in instruc ons later.

Once the tray has been levelled you can pull it out to begin the

main construc on.

13 14

Check Levels both sides

Tray Feet

Now taking the back panel labelled “leA” and the central column

align the 2 together as shown below and line up the holes on the

column and back panel where they will screw together. Once you

are happy everything aligns correctly, remove the panel and run a

bead of silicone up the edge of the column. You will no ce the

back panel does have a sealing strip however another bead of sili-

cone will add extra protec on and rigidity to the build.


Once you have applied the bead of silicone offer the back wall back

up to the column and using the 12mm screws x 5 secure the col-

umn in place. Once you have the panel securely in place you can

proceed to do the same with the opposite panel.


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The next step is to a8ach both the front fixed panels. In order to do

this take the leA hand panel as shown below ( the larger black edge

to the inside of the shower) and offer it up to the back wall.


Once this has been done, repeat the same for the other side fixed

glass.


17 18

Once you are happy with the alignment remove the pan-el and run a bead of silicone between the 2 joints. Offer the panel back up to the back wall and screw in place with the 15mm screws.

Note: Make sure the sealing

strip overhangs as shown

below. This will need to be

cut down level with the

frame.

Important: Never use a power drill as the chuck

may damage the back wall

Once both panels have been put in to place turn your a8en on to

the top and bo8om rails. Firstly take the bo8om rail (This is the

thinner of the 2 rails) and offer it up to the ver cal upright post

and ensure it passes behind the front glass. Make sure you have

the rail up the correct way. To determine this ensure the grey clips

are running the following direc on:


With the rail offered up to the ver cal upright connect it in to posi-

on with the aid of the 60mm screws. Screw in both top and

bo8om screws and repeat for both side of the bo8om rail.


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Just a thought!

It may be an idea to

place a lever under

the back panel to

help in the connec-

on on the rail as

shown here.

Once the bo8om rail is securely in place repeat the same proce-

dure for the top rail, again make sure you have the rail the correct

way round and ensure the sealing strip runs cleanly up out of the

top as shown below.


Now the top and bo8om rails have been fi8ed your shower should

look this this!


21 22

Next secure the front 2 columns in posi on with the aid of a pilot

drill and a 15mm screw. First locate the pre-drilled holes at the top

& bo8om of the rails from inside the cabin as shown below. Make

your pilot hole between the top rail and the ver cal rail and secure

in to posi on.


Inser ng the wall fixings in the cabin:

You will no ce that looking from the inside of the cabin you have a

series of pre-cut holes on the back panels. You will need to now

piece each of the holes, but from the back of the cabin NOT in the

inside as this could rip the rear film off the back panel and that

would mean a new panel as they can not be re-filmed! For the

smaller holes simply locate the holes from the back and gently

push a sharp object such as a screwdriver through and carefully

clean up the opening. For the holes such as the steam pod please

use a sharp knife and carefully make a cross opening and push

through.

Please see overleaf for a

picture guide of how to

install each item within the cabin.


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Ensure the rubber gasket is on the inside of the cabin. This gasket

once compressed against the glass with fla8en out!

Do the retaining

nut up from be-

hind, however be

careful to not over

ghten as this

could scratch the

rear film.



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Insert the chrome water

outlet and do the rear re-

taining nut up from behind

the cabin.

Insert the white plas c foot

massager knobs and do the

rear retaining nut up from

behind the cabin.

A8ach the hose to the water

inlet and the foot massager.



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Locate the temperature probe and push it through the chrome

hole in the back centre column. Locate the probe so it just

pushes through the hole and secure in place with a drop of sili-

cone.

Finally you will need to fix the internal shelf rack to the back

wall. Please see picture overleaf.

A8ach the hand riser as

shown and push the bo8om

through the larger hole and

screw the top in to posi on

with the retaining nut and

bolt. You will no ce you

have 2 of these in the pack

however only 1 is needed!

Once you have it securely in

posi on place the silver cov-

er back over the top fixing.


To assemble the Glass Rack:

1. Place the 2 uprights to the back wall with the square clear

washers against the back inside wall of the cabin and secure

in place from the rear of the cabin with the screw, chrome

washer and the clear washer pressed against the rear back of

the cabin. Do this 4 all 4 screws.

2. Push the glass shelves into the retaining horizontal support

brackets and ghten up grub screw. At this point ensure you

have the flat part of the shelf against the rear wall, NOT the

curved edge.

3. Push the front “U” brackets on to the shelves and do the

brackets up. Once done you rack should look like this.


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Next place the roof on the shower and begin to square the shower

on to the tray ensuring you have a good fit all round. Ensure you

have a ght fit around the front as shown below.

Once your happy everything is sited correctly you then locate the

holes at the back of the shower to the tray and using a pilot drill

mark out the holes. Once done you can secure the tray in to posi-

on using the 15mm self tapping screws. You need to do this for all

4 holes on the bo8om as well as repea ng the procedure for the

roof.



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Next secure the 4 door wheels on to each door.

Take the wheel apart and assemble to the door as shown above.

You will only need to do the rear nut up hand ght at this point

and leave the rear covering cap off un l later. Ensure when you put

the wheels on the door the outer wheel is on the outside curve of

the glass. Please take note of the picture above.


Now fix the handle on

the door as shown. You

can place the larger of

the 2 internal knobs

either at the top of the

handle or the bo8om.

Ensure you have the

clear washers both sides

of the handle before

fixing in to posi on.


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Once you have the door fixing installed you can place the door in

to posi on in the cabin. Be very careful not to catch the corners as

these are the most fragile part of the door which could cause the

door to break. Once the door is inside the cabin hang the top

wheels in the runner and ensure you turn the outer white oscil-

la ng nut un l the wheel is set to the lowest point. Now turn your

a8en on to the bo8om wheels. You will need to work at these as

they are ght to push is for obvious reasons. Using the same print-

able as the top wheels turn the wheel un l it’s at it’s lowest point

and push it in to the rail. You may need to loosen the wheel from

the back chrome nut to allow the wheel to drop a li8le lower. Once

you have all 4 wheels in posi on repeat the same for the other

door. Do not align the doors at this point!


Once both doors have been put on to the runners you will need to

put on the magne c door seals. Simply push these on hand ght

un l the seal is pushed ghtly on to the doors.

Now with the magnets ghtly pushed on, step inside the cabin and

close the doors. Now you need to use the spanner supplied and

oscillate the wheels un l you have a perfectly set of closed doors.

Once your happy with the closure and alignment simply ghten up

the chrome nut and place the white protec ve cover back over.


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Finally push the rear seals on the back of each door as shown

above and ensure the doors run nice and smooth. They may seam

to s ck at first as they are newly installed, however they will

loosen up a li8le over me!

Your shower is now built! However iyou s ll need to follow the

guidelines overleaf for sealing and connec ng up the electrics and

water!


Good advice!

We recommend you seal and ghten all large jets. To do this loos-

en each off each jet and carefully silicone seal each on the back

then ghten for final posi on. As picture below.


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When all jets are sealed, ghtened and secure, take each black

clip and place over jet/pipe connec ons and ghten fully with pli-

ers by crimping them. Note: Should you break one by over ght-

ening NEVER leave this! Replace with jubilee clip if necessary.

Now ghten metal braded flexi hose at “water in” brass valve po-

si on fully making sure inner seal is not damaged. Connect the

opposite end to the steam generator “Water In” posi on.

Towards the bo8om of the column place the steam outlet pod

through the hole supplied and ghten in posi on. If you have the

slide type make sure the slide posi on is “UP” others point up-

wards also. Taking the insulated flexi steam hose from steam

generator “OUT” connect to the pod (Use PTFT tape on all water

and steam joints!!) and ghten.

You will now have only one posi on leA on the steam generator

this is “WASTE OUT” Connect the hose (with fi>ng kit if pur-

chased) ghtly leaving the other end unconnected at this point.

Seal where shown in red on the inside of the shower


Shower Water Connec�ons


39 40

The 3 hoses need to be connected as follows:

Middle hose connects to the “water in” on the steam genera-

tor

LeA Hose “Cold Water in”

Right Hose “Hot Water In”

Shower Water Connec�ons con�nued

You have four features fi8ed within the shower, all are connected

via the rubber reinforced pipes supplied at the rear of the shower.

These are: Foot Massage * Back Massage Jets * Overhead Mon-

soon Shower Head * Hand Held shower.

What Should I Know About Steam Room Safety? Please visit the following link:

h�p://www.insigniarange.co.uk/instruc�ons/

Steam_Safety_Please_Read.pdf


Now connect the steam generator waste pipe to the shower tray

waste if a fi>ng kit was purchased. Push pipe over spigot and use

clip to secure. If no fi>ng kit purchased you will need to connect

further into the house waste. Please note the specially commis-

sioned tray wastes required for steam showers are not available in

shops.

Connec�ng the steam generator up


41 42

1 = Rain Shower

2 = Body Jets

3 = Foot Massager

4 = Hand Shower

Important!

Never use the steam

generator with the vent

holes poinng towards

the shower wall or a

person.

Never use the steam

outlet in the closed posi-

on. This excessive heat

will damage your tub

and this is NOT covered

under your warranty

terms.

1

2

3

4

Checked neoprene seals are in

Water In

Drain/Water Out

Steam Out

Steam Outlet

Electric Connec�ons.

At this stage you will need to connect the following. These are all

12V and considered “safe” for DIY connec on as each is labelled

and low voltage.

NEVER CONNECT TO MAINS AT THIS STAGE

Overhead light * Led rear panel lights * TV * Ozone (if fi8ed) *

Speaker * fan * Aerial (unfold if fi8ed) * Telephone connec on *

C.D external jacks if required

We have not pictured these because all connec ons are marked to

pair together. Iden fy these connec ons and snap together with

connector blocks on the end of each.

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43 44

The wire below is for the skirt lights (if purchased) and is fi8ed as

per instruc ons below.

1

2

3

Connec ons as follows:

1. Connect this to the

back lights on the cen-

tre column.


back light on the main

wiring loop Which

comes from the elec-

tric box. It has a sym-

bol on the corre-

sponding wire which

looks like this:


bo8om skirt light

Pressure Requirements from your house supply.

We recommend a bar pressure between 2 and 3 bar. If you have a

combi boiler system no problem should be experienced. If you

have a gravity feed older type of installa on (hot water tank type

usually less than 1 bar) you will almost certainly need a pump. We

cannot advise on which type of pump is used, loca on or design

because all house plumbing layouts vary. This is a job for your in-

staller /plumber. The end delivery however must fall within the

scope above.

Debit Requirements.

You will need the debit capabili es of at least 10 litres per minute.

Again an average combi boiler will supply this but please check if

you have a gravity feed system.

Important Note Do not exceed 3 bar pressure under any circum-

stances. Warranty void if so as damage will occur. If combi. type

supply, use a pressure reducing valve if required.

Remembering this product is free standing and designed to be

pulled away from the wall, the water supply pipes and waste pipe

require flexible pipes. If you purchased the fi8ed kit with this

shower you will have the required fi>ngs. The water supply pipes

need to be at least 1 metre long and flexi braided type not speed

fit type hea ng piping. Your generator will have 3 x connec ons.

Water in, waste water to house waste and the insulated white pipe

which is steam out going to the tub. Make sure these are fi8ed in

correct posi on as they are only a8ached for transit delivery rea-

sons! Please note if a shower pump is used via gravity system we

recommend a separate cold feed bypassing pump direct to genera-

tor to avoid damage to the generator. Further to this as you would


with a washing machine or dishwasher, it is highly recommended

accessible water valve taps are installed to turn off the shower

when not In use. This will avoid any possible flooding due to a

burst pipe or connec on failure in the future.

Electrical House connec�ons.

We reiterate NEVER ATTEMPT THIS YOURSELF. THIS MUST BE UN-

DERTAKEN BY A QUALIFIED ELECTRICAL COMPANY. A CERTIFICATE

MUST BE OBTAINED AFTER INSTALLATION AS PROVE OF COMPLI-

ANCE WITH CURRENT SAFETY REGULATIONS AND WILL BE RE-

QUIRED TO CONFORM WITH ANY WARRANTY OFFERED WITH THIS

PRODUCT.

UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES UNDERTAKE THIS YOURSELF!!!

Note for electrician. This product comes with 13 amp plug(s) fi8ed

with RCD unit. We leave the way you prefer to connect this to

yourself due to con nued addi ons to current regula ons. As at

October 2010 we offered two following alterna ves.

1) Connect within current IP direc ves using plug RCD provided

2) (Preferred) Wire into isolated fused feed connec ng directly to

the house consumer / service box. Remove the plug / RCD fi8ed

and ensure the Consumer unit has capabili es to replace RCD fea-

ture.

Please note earth is required and found on chassis of bath tub. A

further earth is required from Steam Generator unit. Each earth


45 46

TESTING PRODUCT.

With the shower s ll not fully posi oned as you will require it.

Complete the following tests:

Electrical. Switch unit on and test all features contained. Lights,

Ozone if fi8ed, radio, TV, underwater light, fan. Below is a copy of

the control panel and what each feature operates


1. On/Off Switch hold for 3-5 seconds and wait for the second

bleep. Once the display is fully lit up the panel is opera onal.

NOTE: The panel will lock aAer approx. 10 seconds of no use. This

is normal—please see bu8on 10 on how to unlock.

2. Radio frequency

3. Volume se>ng

4. Steam Unit opera on—Press this bu8on to ac ve the steam

func on. If no

water is present the unit will not func on for safety reasons.

5. Light Opera on

6. Telephone answer—Press to answer the phone if connected.

7. Volume/tune up

8. Panic Alarm—press to ac ve, then turn the unit off by bu8on 1

9. Sta on memory. Press this to select your preset sta ons be-

tween 1-10. If you are turning your radio, once you have the sta-

on selected press “Mem” to assign a preset sta on. Keep pressing

the “Mem” bu8on un l you have selected the required present

sta on number. Now leave it to stop flashing to preset the sta on.

10. Lock—The lock will turn on automa cally. To disable hold

bu8on for 3/4 seconds. and the padlock display will change to an

open icon.

11. Set—Switches between tune and volume

12. Switches between the radio and the CD player (if fi8ed) or

turns both off.

13. Ozone ac va on (If Fi8ed) Run this feature for 10-15 minutes

to clean the

shower cabin.

14. Fan opera on

15. Control panel lock icon on/off

16. Room Temperature sensor

17. Light display icon


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9

Our completed shower should now look like this:


TESTING FOR WATER LEAKS

LEAVING SHOWER 24 HOURS AFTER BUILD ALLOWING SEALENT TO

CURE HAVE YOU BUILT THIS CORRECTLY? FIND OUT NOW.

With all connec ons ght, the waste and hoses checked, jets fully

sealed, your shower s ll around18 inches from its designated final

res ng point and the silicone sealer fully cured (hence leaving for

24 hours at min) Switch on the overhead shower NOT massage jets

remember these will fire water out at you and are not suitable for

checking leaks as they would normally only operate when a person

is fully in front of them. Just use COLD water se>ng as hot will

make cabin misty and condensate thus the inspec on becomes

very difficult. Now on the OUTSIDE inspect each joint, factory seal,

hose, clip, jet, from one side going round to the back and then oth-

er side finishing at the front. If you have a small leak (normally

caused through insufficient sealer or air bubble on assemble. Dry

area thoroughly and reseal on the OUTSIDE. Again remember

where you see water may not be exactly where the leak is, it could

have run round to a low point. Never seal anything inside unless

you feel it necessary and make sure it is thin and neat, remember

you will see this for the life of your shower! Leave to cure again

and check. If all good now check shower func ons, Jets for back

massage, foot massage, (if you have one) and finally hand shower,

check your joints to these func ons at the rear again. Never use

the shower un l all checks have been made and the installer is

100% happy in the knowledge no leaks are present. All good? Now

push your shower FROM THE BASE NEVER GLASS OR FRAME into

its final res ng posi on. Now you can shower in the knowledge

that you have no leaks a job done well and long product life.


49 50

Message to tradesmen: Should you require any help or advice

please call 0844 800 3069 10.00am –4.00pm. We further point out

that providing this product has been built correctly and the instruc-

ons followed with par cular a8en on to the final paragraph, the

client should have been leA with a 100% trouble free product. We

have on occasion heard of less scrupulous tradesmen making re-

turn visits at the customers request because of various faults and

charging effec vely for correc ons to work that should never have

been required. We would expect no further charges should be

made for call backs unless alien to original work carried out.

Safety precau�ons

Never leave children una8ended in the shower or bath.

Never bath children (under 12) using whirlpool func on if fi8ed.

Regulate the temperature of water before showering

Never allow children to use steam func on una8ended. This func-

on is also not recommended for children. ADULTS ONLY.

If steam facility is used always be aware that with many types, the

steam outlet in tub or fi8ed on column MUST be in “OPEN” posi-

on. Close aAer use. Failure to do so will result in crazing of acrylic

due to excessive heat generated on it.

Always be aware of the steam outlet pod posi on. Never use in

close proximity to the person using it.

Never use this shower if you have been drinking alcohol.

Never use with more than one person unless the shower is de-

signed for this.

This product is not to be used for washing / bathing animals

Always turn power supply off aAer use


Do not use a remote control inside the shower or leave in heavy

moisture areas.

Never clean your shower directly aAer use especially aAer steam-

ing. Allow one hour or longer to cool to room temperature. Cold

water on hot glass increases the risk of glass sha8ering and in-

creases the risk of acrylic crazing. Never do this!

Never be tempted to inves gate a fault by opening ANY electrical

fi>ng on your appliance. No parts are reclaimable and no parts are

supplied for these. All items are unit exchange only from both the

manufacturers and ourselves.

Warranty informa�on.

This product is covered against any electrical or mechanical break-

down for a minimum period of 12 months. This warranty is limited

to replacement parts only as it is deemed to be a DIY product and

delivered to the customer ready for assembly. No service costs are

paid. In addi on to items men oned the warranty also includes

any further item deemed to have suffered a defect by manufactur-

ers or makers fault. This to include tubs, walls, roof, columns, origi-

nal makers hoses, valves, computer control, transformer boxes,

whirlpool pumps, chassis. PLEASE NOTE a further addi onal peri-

od of 12 months is available as an upgrade provided it is taken

within 28 days from the day this product was delivered to you. For

cost and enabling kindly contact Insignia on 0844 800 3069.

Your warranty starts from the day the product was delivered not

the day it was originally ordered. To ini alise your warranty please

fill in your warranty registra on card within 90 days of delivery and

return to address shown or simply go on line to:


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www.insigniarange.co.uk/warrantyreg.asp and fill out details for

instant registra on.

Please note: The above warranty is only implied on goods supplied

and described as new. Ex demo, returned items, overstocked prod-

ucts sold at lower than normal price are deemed to be covered as

above but with a 90 day limit.

Limita�on of warranty. All products must be tested as men oned

in the instruc ons for the item. Water leaks are not covered as all

products are made from impervious materials. Any leak found will

always be resultant of sealing problems, if a fault has been iden -

fied in the structure of the shower (base cracked, column split etc)

causing a leak, this must be reported at the me of ini al build and

test as no nego a ons are entered into aAer the shower has been

in use. Chips, dents, scratches are not deemed to be makers faults

and therefore must always be reported within the 48 hour period

allowed from delivery date. No replacement items will be given

freely aAer this period and this must be borne in mind during build

as all parts, are at this point, considered to have been in good con-

di on on delivery.

Incorrect build, negligence on installers behalf, changes to manu-

facturers specifica ons, modifica ons, incorrect maintenance,

Lime scale / Calcium build up, incorrect cleaning procedures or in-

adequate / spasmodic water supply contribu ng to parts failure

and incorrect consumer use will result in voiding the agreed cover.

Please note you are not covered for consequen al or incidental

damage however caused rela ng to any product part failure. This

includes but not limited to carpets, floors, ceilings, walls and other


appliances. Flooding, electrical failure, water ingress can all be

avoided by following the instruc ons supplied with your product.

Isolate your shower or bath from main electrical supply as you

would your TV when not in use and again isolate water supply at

taps as recommended. Your product will also last longer and you

go to bed happy and safe!

Please note all terms and condi ons of warranty are in addi on to

current merchandising laws, distance selling and consumer rights,

not in place of.

For further details of warranty please follow this link

www.insigniarange.co.uk/warranty.asp

To proceed with a claim you feel you might have please use the

services of our dedicated service team based in France to cover not

only the UK but Europe and ready to assist you in any way they

can. We pride ourselves on the speed of service and our system

appears to have been adopted to a lesser extent by smaller compa-

nies. We think we are number one for this service. Please go to

www.insigniarange.co.uk/customerservice.asp fill out your details

in the message box and just click send. You will be given a message

number dedicated just to you and your product and replies are al-

ways in wri ng through e-mail, this way both the customer and

ourselves both have records of details and nothing can be miscon-

strued. Reply response me is expected to be within 120 mins of

ini al contact. Our service team can also be reached on:

[email protected] And for the smaller items

just contact Insignia on 0844 800 3069 for on the spot advice and

help.


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Returned Goods

Your a+enon is drawn to the terms and condions. Any returned Item must be

accompanied by a return form. Using our customer service department, they will

authorise this subject to condions and offer you a returns number, NO PROD-

UCT can be returned without this and will be refused at the desnaon address.

It is also very important to remember NO GOODS are accepted for return if built,

used or no return number. In addion all boxes and packaging must at all mes

be in the same condion as it was delivered. The goods must be as new and in a

posion (sub. to reason of return) ready to be resold as so. Failure to adhere to

this incurs costs at the senders liability.

Spare Parts

We are happy to say due to our market posion, we are probably the largest

stockists of all steam shower, non steam shower and whirlpool bath spares in

the UK. It is rare an item is out of stock and usually on the shelf. All items are

courier delivered where possible and 24 hour service in place. So you need

something and out of warranty just idenfy it from the instrucons to build, call

Insignia on 0844 800 3069, tell them, pay by card over the telephone and en-

deavour to despatch same day.

Disclaimer.

Whilst all informaon given is checked and thought correct, we do appreciate

human errors can from me to me creep in despite all efforts to avoid this. The

instrucons given are for reference only and from me to me updates or

changes are made by the manufacturer without prior noce. Errors and omis-

sions excepted (E&OE).

All build instrucons are wri+en with the consumer in mind, we do consult cus-

tomers from me to me and would be interested in any feedback you may

have. Can you help improve our service? Have you any ps which others may

benefit from? Please call 0844 800 3069 and press for technical help when

prompted. We would sincerely like to hear from you

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