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AUTO HEAT START-UP. To disable an automatic start-up, press the day of the week and then press DISABLE AUTO HEAT START-UP (Figure 27). Note: When an Automatic Heat Start-Up is activated, the AquaCiser will filter and heat the water until the temperature Setpoint is reached. that the Temperature Setpoint is the desired temperature before setting an Automatic Heat Start-Up.

SETTING THE SYSTEM DATE AND TIME

Figure 27 - Setting an Auto-Heat Start-Up

Important Before setting an Automatic Heat Start-Up, that the Temperature Setpoint is the desired temperature.

To set the date and time for the AquaCiser, press the SET SYSTEM TIME AND DATE button on the Heat Start-Up Settings Menu screen (Figure 26, page 26). On the Date and Time Setup screen (Figure 28), enter the information for: ●

the year, month, and date;

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the hour, minutes, and seconds;

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the day of the week: Sunday is day zero, Monday is day one, etc.

When you have entered the date and time, press SET CLOCK.

Figure 28 - Setting the Date and Time

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5.9 Maintenance Functions Screen Use the Maintenance Functions screen (Figure 29) to troubleshoot Programmable Logic Control problems and to set or reset the filter hours timer. The AquaCiser display units preference (ENGLISH or METRIC) is also set on this screen. Note: Most areas of the Maintenance Functions screen are -protected. See “ Protection”, page 29.

Figure 29 - Maintenance Functions Screen

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AquaCiser® III PLC INPUTS - PLC OUTPUTS STATUS Press the PLC Inputs or PLC Outputs buttons to display screens that report the status of the Programmable Logic Controls. Each logic control is preceded by an indicator that will be either yellow or black, depending on the status of the control (Figure 30). Which indicators are yellow or black at a given time is dependent on if there is a fault in the system or if the lights, treill, jets, pumps, or other AquaCiser components are running. See the Service Manual provided for detailed information regarding the logic controls and their status. TEMPERATURE CALIBRATION OFFSET The Temperature Calibration Offset is a programmed setting that matches the AquaCiser’s thermocouple to a thermometer. The calibration is set by Hudson when the AquaCiser is constructed, and should not require service by the end-. Note: This feature is -protected but is unlocked when the is entered (See Protection at right). Do not change the temperature calibration setting. FILTER HOURS Total Filter Run Hours displays the total hours the AquaCiser has been used since the filter was last changed. The “Change Filter” fault indicator will be displayed when the total run hours matches or exceeds the setpoint. After changing the filter during the Maintenance Sequence, press RESET HOURS to reset the time to zero.

Figure 30 - PLC Status Screen

Protection Portions of the Maintenance Functions screen are -protected. When you press any of these areas, you will be asked for the system : To unlock this screen, type: Hudson <enter>. Pressing Main Menu to leave the Maintenance screen will re-lock the -protected areas.

Note: These features are -protected (See Protection at right). Only a trained maintenance person should edit the Filter Run Hours, Filter Run Hours Setpoint or Reset the Filter Hours. UNITS SELECTION The “Active Units” displays the type of measurements that will be displayed on all AquaCiser screens: ●

ENGLISH (Imperial): speed in miles per hour, distance in miles, temperature in degrees Fahrenheit

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METRIC: speed in kilometers per hour, distance in kilometers, temperature in degrees Celsius

To change the type of units displayed, press the Units Selection area and enter the . Select either “Metric” or “English”.


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6 - USING THE AQUACISER 6.1 Before Placing the AquaCiser in Service ●

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A Hudson service technician will install the AquaCiser and conduct an in-service start-up. For installation information, see the Service Manual provided or Hudson Customer Relations, page 2. Personnel who will work with the AquaCiser need to read this manual. Confirm that the AquaCiser operates Read s’ properly. See Scheduled Inspection and and Service Maintenance in the Service Manual Manuals provided. Personnel who will operate the AquaCiser must be trained (See Operator Skills and Training, page 7). Practice using the AquaCiser before using it in a work situation.

6.2 General Guidelines for Use ●

Medical advice is beyond the parameters of this manual.

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The AquaCiser is for professional use only.

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Use the AquaCiser only as described in this manual.

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Require patients to have a physician’s order for treatment before permitting them to begin therapy in the AquaCiser. See Patient Evaluation, page 8.

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Follow your state and local therapy procedures and the physician’s order for treatment when operating the AquaCiser (see Patient Evaluation, page 8).

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Stay with the patient at all times.

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Monitor the water temperature. Hot water can cause injury to the patient.

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It is the operator’s responsibility to ensure safe usage practices for the patient.

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Do not allow patients using lanolin or mineral oil to enter the therapy pool as these substances can clog the filter. Use alternative products.

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Have the patient shower, put on a clean bathing suit and appropriate protective footwear and/or medical devices.

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The operator is responsible for determining the appropriateness of footwear and other items worn in the AquaCiser. Do not allow improper items to be worn.

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Communicate changes in the AquaCiser’s state to the patient before they occur. Tell the patient when the treill will start or stop, when the treill speed will change, or when the jets will be activated or stopped.

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A normal pause of 2-5 seconds occurs before the pump begins to move water between the reservoir and therapy pool. Be patient after pressing the FILL or DRAIN TO RESERVOIR buttons. Allow time for the machine to begin operating.

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DANGER Electric shock can cause death or serious injury. Install, operate, and maintain the AquaCiser only as described in this manual.

WARNING Improper operation of the AquaCiser can cause injury. Operate the AquaCiser only as described in this manual. An unattended patient can be injured. Stay with the patient at all times. Hot water can cause injury. Water temperature may increase during AquaCiser use. Monitor the water temperature and keep the temperature below 105°F (40.5° C). Certain medical conditions can place a patient at risk. Require all patients to have a physician’s order for treatment. Clothing, footwear and medical accessories can come loose and cause injury. Operators are responsible for determining the appropriateness of items worn in the AquaCiser.

Important Communicate with the patient at all times. Tell the patient when the treill will start or stop, when the jets will be activated or when the treill speed will change.

Important Lanolin and mineral oil can clog the filter. Do not use products that contain lanolin or mineral oil on the patient or in the AquaCiser.


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AquaCiser® III 6.3 Daily Start-up Routine Follow the Daily Start-up routine at right before beginning therapy sessions. Refer to the section, Using the Command Console, pages 14-29 for instructions on controlling the AquaCiser. 1 - CHECK THE WATER LEVEL Open the filter access or reservoir access (see Components, page 10) and check the water level in the reservoir. Use a garden hose (not supplied) to add water as needed to keep the water at the fill line shown in Figure 31. Note: Be attentive when adding water to the reservoir and do not leave the AquaCiser unattended during filling. Overflowing the reservoir can cause injury and damage. 2 - TEST THE WATER CONDITION Test the water condition two times each day: before therapy sessions begin, and after therapy sessions are finished. Treat the water (see Water Condition, pages 48 and 49) if it fails to meet any of the following levels:

Daily Start-up 1. 2. 3. 4.

Check the Water Level Test the Water Condition (2 times daily) Check Treill Operation Check the Water Temperature

WARNING Overflowing the reservoir can cause injury due to electric shock, and can damage the AquaCiser. Never leave the AquaCiser unattended while filling the reservoir.

Water Fill Line

Water Hardness 250-500 ppm Total Chlorine less than 2 ppm Free Chlorine 1-3 ppm pH 7.2-7.8 Alkalinity 80-120 ppm Use and maintain records of the water condition. Sample Water-Condition logs are provided on pages 56 and 57.

Figure 31 - Checking the Water Level

3 - CHECK TREILL OPERATION

Important

1. Make sure the therapy pool door is securely shut and fastened.

Flooding can occur if the therapy pool door is not fastened. Always close and secure the door by pulling the lever down after the patient enters or exits the therapy pool.

2. Begin filling the therapy pool with water. On the Therapy Pool Functions screen, press the FILL button. 3. Stop filling the chamber when the water is slightly above the lights by pressing POOL OFF. 4. On the Treill Functions screen, press START and increase the treill speed until the maximum 9.9 mph is reached. Then, decrease the speed to 0.1 mph and press STOP. Watch and listen to the moving treill belt to confirm that it is tracking properly and that the belt is running smoothly and quietly at all speeds. If service is required, remove the AquaCiser from service. Have a qualified service person follow the procedures in the Service Manual provided or Hudson Customer Relations (page 2) or your Hudson distributor. 5. On the Therapy Pool Functions screen, press DRAIN TO RESERVOIR to move the water to the reservoir. © Hudson Aquatic Systems, LLC, Inc. 234-3253-02 July 2009

Important The treill belt will stretch with use over time. As a result, tensioning or tracking adjustments will be needed. When adjustments are needed or when the treill does not operate properly, remove the AquaCiser from service and Hudson (page 2) or your Hudson distributor.

Important Improper repairs can damage the treill. Do not attempt treill repairs. Hudson Customer Relations (page 2) or your Hudson distributor. 31

Using the AquaCiser 4 - CHECK THE WATER TEMPERATURE If the AquaCiser has been idle, press ENABLE FILTER on the Therapy Pool Functions screen before reading the temperature display for an accurate temperature reading. If the filter is already in its enabled state due to the End of Day procedure, that the water is at the Setpoint.

AquaCiser® III WARNING Hot water can cause injury. Water temperature may increase during AquaCiser use. Monitor the water temperature and keep the temperature below 105°F (40.5° C).

Note: The water temperature is displayed (but cannot be adjusted) on the Treill Functions screen. To adjust the water temperature, see Setting the Water Temperature, page 17. Note: If needed, one quick way of lowering the water temperature is to discard some of the water and add fresh, cold water. After adding water, test the water condition and make adjustments as needed (see Water Condition, pages 48 and 49).

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AquaCiser® III 6.4 Before Each Therapy Session Before each therapy session, follow the instructions in the Before Each Therapy Session routine at right.

Using the AquaCiser Before Each Therapy Session 1. Check the Water Temperature 2. Prepare the Patient for the Therapy Session

1 - CHECK THE WATER TEMPERATURE For an accurate temperature reading, press ENABLE FILTER on the Therapy Pool functions screen before reading the temperature display. See Check the Water Temperature, page 32.

2 - PREPARE THE PATIENT FOR THE THERAPY SESSION 1. Have the patient shower, put on a clean bathing suit, and if desired, protective footwear. Cleanliness is essential to keeping water in the AquaCiser clean. Clean water increases filter life, reduces the need for chemicals, and reduces maintenance. Note: The operator must determine the appropriateness of footwear and other items worn in the AquaCiser. Do not allow improper items to be worn in the AquaCiser. 2. Apply any waterproof devices (such as a heart monitor) needed for the therapy session. Before applying a device, confirm that it is approved by its manufacturer for use in water.

WARNING Hot water can cause injury. Water temperature may increase during AquaCiser use. Monitor the water temperature and keep the temperature below 105°F (40.5° C).

WARNING Certain medical conditions can place a patient at risk. Require all patients to have a physician’s order for treatment.

WARNING Clothing, footwear and medical accessories can come loose and cause injury. Operators are responsible for determining the appropriateness of items worn in the AquaCiser.



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Using the AquaCiser 6.5 Therapy Session During each therapy session, follow the instructions in the Therapy Session routine at right. 1 - HELP THE PATIENT ENTER THE THERAPY POOL

AquaCiser® III Therapy Session 1. Help the Patient Enter the Therapy Pool 2. Fill the Therapy Pool 3. Begin the Therapy Session

1. Open the therapy pool door.

4. End the Therapy Session

2. Have the patient grasp the outside handrails for when entering the therapy pool. Assist the patient as needed (Figure 32).

5. Drain Therapy Pool and press ENABLE FILTER

3. Close and fasten the door securely. 4. Explain to the patient how the treill and water jets work. 5. Explain the use of the EMERGENCY DRAIN buttons, and show the patient where the buttons are located. 6. Explain how to use the handrails for and balance, and how to unfold and use the resting seat.

6. Help the Patient Exit the Therapy Pool 7. Wipe Down the Therapy Pool 8. Check the Water Level

Important Flooding can occur if the therapy pool door is not fastened. Always close and secure the door by pulling the lever down after the patient enters or exits the therapy pool.

2 - FILL THE THERAPY POOL 1. Go to the Therapy Pool Functions screen and press FILL to begin moving water into the therapy pool. 2. Fill the therapy pool with as much water as is appropriate for the patient for his/her therapy. Press POOL OFF to stop filling the chamber. 3. Turn the lamps in the therapy pool ON if desired. Note: A sensor will automatically stop the FILL command when the water depth inside the therapy pool reaches 48" (122 cm). The sensor compensates for patient displacement. Note: The water level must be above the jets before they may be used.

Figure 32 - Help the Patient Enter the Therapy Pool 34


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3 - BEGIN THE THERAPY SESSION If the patient has a pre-saved Personal Program: 1. Go to the Personal Program Functions screen and press PERSONAL PROGRAM OVERVIEW. 2. Press LOAD PROGRAM and select the program for this patient. 3. Tell the patient that the treill (and jets) will begin, and start the program. 4. Follow the guidelines in “During the Therapy Session” below. To create a new Personal Program, see Creating a Personal Program, page 23. If you will not be using a Personal Program with this patient, go to the Treill Functions screen and operate the AquaCiser manually.

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Run the treill slowly while the patient warms up and adjusts to the treill motion. Gradually increase the speed until the desired speed is reached (Figure 33).

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To change the direction of the treill after the therapy session has started, see Reversing Treill Direction below or see Treill Direction on page 21.

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Watch the patient closely and do not leave the patient unattended (Figure 34). If the patient tires during the session, have the patient use the resting seat (see Using the Resting Seat, page 36).

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Turn the therapy jets, turbo jets, or the lamps ON as needed.

Figure 33 - Patient and Operator During a Therapy Session

Reversing Treill Direction To change the treill direction: DURING AN UNTIMED THERAPY SESSION 1. If the treill is running, press STOP on the Treill Functions screen. 2. Press FORWARD or REVERSE. 3. Press treill START and repeatedly press INCREASE until the desired speed is reached. DURING A PERSONAL PROGRAM 1. On the Personal Program Overview screen, press the Treill Direction area of the screen and then enter the number for the desired direction on the numeric keypad (see Figure 20, page 22).


Figure 34 - Observe the Patient During the Therapy Session

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Using the AquaCiser Using the Resting Seat If the patient tires, or if the therapy session calls for the patient to sit and perform stretching exercises: 1. Have the patient grasp the handrails. If the patient is able to straddle the treill, have the patient step off the treill and onto the non-moving guards at the sides of the treill.

AquaCiser® III 250 lb 113 kg Seat Load Limit (Dry)

2. If you are on the Treill Functions screen, press STOP. If using a Personal Program, press PAUSE PROGRAM. 3. Go to the Therapy Pool Functions screen (page 16) and press JETS OFF if needed. 4. If the patient is tired, have the patient lower and sit on the resting seat until his/her strength is regained or a decision is made to end the therapy session (Figure 35). If the patient will be performing seated exercises, direct the patient (Figure 36).

Figure 35 - Patient Using the Resting Seat

5. Have the patient push the resting seat up and into its locking clamps to store it. 6. To continue an unprogrammed session, press the treill START button and repeatedly press the INCREASE button on the Therapy Pool Functions screen until the desired speed is reached. To continue a Personal Program, go to the Personal Programs screen and press RESUME PROGRAM. Also see Resting Seat, page 13.

4 - END THE THERAPY SESSION The AquaCiser will signal the end of a Personal Program segment with audible beeps. The AquaCiser will sound one long beep when 10 seconds remain, and then will beep once per second for the final five seconds of each segment. At the end of a Personal Program, the treill will also slow and stop. Go to the Therapy Pool Functions screen and press JETS OFF. Turn the therapy pool lamps OFF if desired.

Figure 36 - Performing Seated Exercises 36


AquaCiser® III 5 - DRAIN THE THERAPY POOL 1. Keep the therapy pool door closed and fastened until the water is completely drained from the chamber. 2. Go to the Therapy Pool Functions screen. ○○

If the water is clean, press DRAIN TO RESERVOIR to move the water into the reservoir.

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If the water is contaminated, press DRAIN DISCARD to drain the water directly into the waste drain.

Using the AquaCiser WARNING Contaminated water can spread disease. Discard contaminated water and clean and disinfect the AquaCiser.

3. If the AquaCiser will be idle for a time before the next patient, press ENABLE FILTER to filter the water once it is in the reservoir. If another patient will enter the AquaCiser momentarily, this step may be skipped.

6 - HELP THE PATIENT EXIT THE THERAPY POOL 1. When the water is completely drained from the therapy pool, open the door and help the patient exit (Figure 37). 2. Close and fasten the door securely. 3. Have the patient shower after the therapy session.

7 - WIPE DOWN THE THERAPY POOL 1. Wipe down the therapy pool. Hudson recommends you use a spray bottle filled with isopropyl alcohol or warm water and a clean, soft cloth. Do not use an ammonia-based cleaner. 2. If the water in the therapy pool was discarded due to contamination, clean and disinfect the therapy pool (see Clean and Disinfect the Therapy Pool, page 43). Figure 37 - Help the Patient Exit the Therapy Pool 8 - CHECK THE WATER LEVEL If water was splashed out of the therapy pool during the session or was lost for any other reason, check the water level with all of the water in the reservoir (See Check the Water Level, page 31). If you add water, recheck the water temperature and chemical levels.

Important Do not use ammonia-based cleaners (such as Windex®) to clean the AquaCiser. Hudson recommends using isopropyl alcohol to clean the therapy pool windows and door.



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Using the AquaCiser 6.6 End of Day

AquaCiser® III End of Day

At the end of the work day, follow the instructions in the End of Day routine at right.

1. Press ENABLE FILTER

1 - ENABLE THE FILTER

2. Test the Water Condition

The AquaCiser will automatically filter and keep the water at the Setpoint temperature if you do the following:

3. Check the Filter Cartridge

1. Move all of the water to the reservoir. Press DRAIN TO RESERVOIR on the Therapy Pool Functions screen. 2. that the therapy pool door is closed securely. 3. Press ENABLE FILTER.

4. (Optional) Set the Auto Heat Start-Up 5. Check the Door Seal (daily); Clean and Lubricate the Door Seal (if necessary) 6. Close and Fasten the Therapy Pool Door

Note: Leave the AquaCiser Main Power ON. 4. that the water temperature Setpoint is the desired temperature (see Setting the Water Temperature, page 17). In this state, the AquaCiser will periodically cycle and keep the water warmed to the Setpoint temperature. 2 - TEST THE WATER CONDITION

Important Leave the AquaCiser Main Power ON. ONLY turn the Main Power OFF when performing maintenance, accessing the lint basket or filter, or plan to leave the AquaCiser inactive for a long period of time.

Test the water condition two times each day - before therapy sessions begin, and after therapy sessions are finished. Treat the water (see Water Condition, pages 48-49) if it fails to meet any of the following levels: Water Hardness 250-500 ppm Total Chlorine less than 2 ppm Free Chlorine 1-3 ppm pH 7.2-7.8 Alkalinity 80-120 ppm Use and maintain records of the water condition. Sample Water-Condition Logs are provided on pages 56 and 57.

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AquaCiser® III 3 - CHECK THE FILTER CARTRIDGE With the Filter Enabled and running (ON), open the filter access (see Components, page 10), and read the pressure gauge (Figure 38). If the pressure is 5-10 psi higher than “normal”, remove and clean the filter as instructed in Change the Filter Cartridge, page 45. If the pressure remains higher than “normal” after changing the filter, replace the filter. NOTE ON “NORMAL” PRESSURE GAUGE READING: The pressure gauge will read differently depending on many factors, including the water level in the therapy pool, if the jets are in use, etc. To establish a normal pressure for your location, check the pressure regularly when the AquaCiser is in the same mode (for example, with all the water in the reservoir and the filter enabled and running as indicated above).

Figure 38 - Filter Pressure Gauge

Filter Pressure Gauge

4 - (OPTIONAL) SET THE AUTO HEAT START-UP If the AquaCiser will be idle for more than two days, press POOL OFF and DISABLE FILTER, then set the Auto-Heat Start-up function by scheduling a time for the AquaCiser to turn ON and begin filtering and warming the water. See the Auto Heat Start-up, pages 26-27. 5 - CHECK THE DOOR SEAL (DAILY); CLEAN, LUBRICATE DOOR SEAL (IF NECESSARY) Unfasten and open the therapy pool door and check the door seal. If it is dry or dirty, clean the seal and apply a very small amount of petroleum jelly. Use only enough to lightly coat only the edge of the seal that the therapy pool door presses against. Wipe off excess petroleum jelly. 6 - CLOSE AND FASTEN THE THERAPY POOL DOOR Close the therapy pool door securely by pulling the lever to the completely closed position (see Therapy Pool Door Lever, page 12). The door has a sensor on the lower latch that will not allow the AquaCiser to fill or drain discard if the door is not shut securely. Always keep the door closed and fastened except when a patient enters or exits the therapy pool.



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7 - MAINTAINING THE AQUACISER 7.1 Maintenance Schedule

DANGER

The AquaCiser requires regular maintenance. Set up and follow a maintenance schedule. A form to record maintenance is provided on page 55. The schedule below represents minimum maintenance.

Electric shock can cause death or serious injury. Install, operate, and maintain the AquaCiser only as described in this manual.

When using maintenance products, follow the manufacturers’ directions and read the manufacturers’ material safety data sheets. You can purchase a recommended disinfectant from Hudson Customer Relations (page 2) or your Hudson

Maintenance Schedule Wipe Down the Therapy Pool (page 37) Test the Water Condition (pages 48-49) Filter the Water (page 38)

Each Use

WARNING Improper maintenance can cause injury. Maintain the AquaCiser only as described in this manual and the Service Manual provided.

Each Day

Each Week

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Every 6 months

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Replace the Water and Clean the AquaCiser (pages 42-46) Check the Door Seal; Clean and Lubricate Door Seal (pages 39, 46)

As Needed

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Change the Filter Cartridge (page 45)

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Inspect Function of Emergency Stop/Emergency Drain Buttons (pages 11, 13) and Main Power/ GFCI (see the Service Manual)

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Inspect the AquaCiser (page 41; also see the Service Manual)

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Lubricate the Chlorine Dispenser (page 41)

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Inspect All Electrical Parts (See the Service Manual)

• SCHEDULE NOTES

• • Test the water condition at least two times each day. water weekly or as needed, based on the number of patients using the AquaCiser. Always change the •* Replace water immediately if it becomes contaminated (such as with body fluids).

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7.2 Inspecting the AquaCiser Have your service technician inspect the AquaCiser. Follow the various inspection sections in the Service Manual provided. If the inspection indicates an electrical fault or other problem, take the AquaCiser out of service. Have a qualified service person follow instructions in the Service Manual, or Hudson Customer Relations (page 2).

Read the Service Manual

7.2 Replacing the Chlorine Container The chlorine dispenser draws its chlorine supply from a replaceable 1-gallon container. When the container is empty, replace it. 1. Unlock the chlorine dispenser access , then open and set the aside. This is located nearest the steps (see Components, page 10).

Wear Gloves

2. Wear Personal Protective Equipment before touching the old chlorine container, cap or tubing. Wear rubber gloves. 3. Remove the bottle cap and suction tube from the empty chlorine container (Figure 40). 4. Attach the bottle cap to the new chlorine container and push the suction tube through the bottle cap until the tube touches the bottom of the container. 5. Return the access to the proper position and lock the in place to prevent untrained people from accessing the chlorine container or pump.

Figure 40 - Wear Protective Gloves When Exchanging the Chlorine Container

7.4 Lubricate the Chlorine Dispenser Have your service technician inspect the chlorine dispenser every six months and lubricate the chlorine dispenser head assembly when needed (Figure 41). See Semiannual Maintenance in the Service Manual for details. See Supplies, page 52 to order lubrication gel.

Lubrication Point

Figure 41 - Chlorine Dispenser Lubrication Point


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7.5 Maintenance Sequence The Maintenance Sequence is shown at right. ● Follow all local, state, and governmental wastewater disposal and sanitation regulations. ● Follow lockout/tagout procedures before servicing the AquaCiser (see page 44 or see the Service Manual). ● When using maintenance products, follow the manufacturers’ directions and read the manufacturers’ material safety data sheets. ● In the U.S.A., use disinfection procedures that meet OSHA standards (see the Bloodborne Disease Notice, page 4). Hudson Customer Relations to order Hudson disinfectants and cleaners (page 2). ● Hudson recommends you inspect for obvious damage as you clean and disinfect the AquaCiser. ● Before beginning the Maintenance Sequence, put on all Personal Protective Equipment recommended by the manufacturer(s) of the cleaning chemical(s) being used. Refer to the MSDS sheets for each chemical. 1 - DISCARD THE WATER 1. Drain any water in the therapy pool by pressing DRAIN DISCARD on the Therapy Pool Functions screen (see pages 16 and 19). 2. Drain any water from the reservoir by pressing DRAIN DISCARD a second time. The waste drain will remain open until POOL OFF is pressed. Keep the waste drain open until you finish cleaning the AquaCiser.

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2 - CLEAN THE TREILL Put on all Personal Protective Equipment recommended by the manufacturer(s) of the cleaning chemical(s) being used. Refer to the MSDS sheets for each chemical. To disinfect, spray the surface of the treill belt and guards with a hard-surface disinfectant such as Hudson’s SaniZene®. Follow the chemical manufacturer’s directions. Run the treill to expose additional treill belt surface for cleaning. Stop the treill and repeat Step 2 until the entire treill belt has been disinfected. To clean, use a boat wash/cleaner, available from a marine supply store. Do not use an abrasive cleaner, as this can scratch the gelcoat fiberglass surrounding the treill. Follow the manufacturer’s directions for use. Use a small brush with soft bristles to clean deep-down dirt. Do not use a metal wire brush. Run the treill to expose additional treill belt surface for cleaning. Stop the treill and repeat Step 4 until the entire treill belt has been disinfected. Rinse dirt and debris from under the treill to the waste drain by flushing the area with water.

DANGER 230/240 VAC Hazardous voltage inside. Follow lockout/tagout procedure before servicing.

Maintenance Sequence 1. Discard the Water 2. Clean the Treill 3. Disinfect and Clean the Therapy Pool 4. Disinfect and Clean the Reservoir 5. Lockout/Tagout to Power is OFF 6. Clean the Lint Basket 7. Change the Filter Cartridge 8. Refill the Reservoir 9. Lubricate the Door Seal 10. Test the Water Condition 11. Wipe Down the AquaCiser

Important Personal Protective Equipment may be required. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions and refer to the MSDS sheets for all cleaning chemicals used.


Important Abrasive cleaners can scratch. Follow the maintenance instructions in this manual when cleaning the AquaCiser.


AquaCiser® III 3 - DISINFECT AND CLEAN THERAPY POOL 1. To disinfect, wipe all surfaces except the windows and door with a hard-surface disinfectant such as SaniZene® and a soft-bristle brush. Follow the disinfectant manufacturer’s directions for application method and time. 2. Clean the windows and door using a spray bottle filled with isopropyl alcohol, or use a mild disinfectant and a clean, soft cloth. Do not use an ammonia-based cleaner. 3. To clean, apply a cleaner designed for use on gelcoat fiberglass, such as “Babe’s™ Boat Bubbles”, “Meguire’s™ One-Step Cleaner-Wax” or similar boat wash/cleaner, available from a marine supply store. Follow the manufacturer’s directions, and use a chamois cloth to wipe down the fiberglass s inside and outside of the therapy pool. 4. Rinse the therapy pool thoroughly. Using a hose, run water down between the treill and the chamber wall and rinse all around the treill. Run the water long enough to completely flush the area under the treill. 5. If desired, the fiberglass surfaces may be waxed to enhance the shine. Apply a boat/marine wax as instructed by the wax manufacturer to the gelcoat fiberglass. Do not use an automotive wax.

Maintaining the AquaCiser Important Abrasive cleaners can scratch. Follow the maintenance instructions in this manual when cleaning the AquaCiser.


Important When cleaning or waxing the AquaCiser, use only products designed for use on gelcoat. Chemicals designed for use on gelcoat may be purchased from a boat/marine supply store.

4 - DISINFECT AND CLEAN THE RESERVOIR 1. Remove the reservoir access (Figure 42). 2. Wipe down the reservoir walls with a soft-bristled brush or clean cloth. 3. To disinfect, apply a hard-surface disinfectant such as SaniZene® to all surfaces and scrub with a soft-bristle brush. Follow the cleaning chemical manufacturer’s directions. 4. To clean, apply a cleaner designed for use on gelcoat fiberglass, such as “Babe’s™ Boat Bubbles”, “Meguire’s™ One-Step Cleaner-Wax” or similar boat wash/cleaner, available from a marine supply store. Follow the manufacturer’s directions, and use a chamois cloth to wipe down the fiberglass s inside and outside of the therapy pool.

Gelcoat Surfaces

5. Rinse the reservoir thoroughly. 6. If desired, the fiberglass surfaces may be waxed to enhance the shine. Apply a boat/marine wax as instructed by the wax manufacturer to the gelcoat fiberglass. Do not use an automotive wax. 7. Replace the reservoir access .


Figure 42 - Accessing the Reservoir “Babe’s” is a trademark of Babe’s Boat Care Products, Inc., Hayward, California, USA. Meguiar’s is a trademark of Meguiar’s Inc., Irvine, California, USA, and Meguiar’s International in various countries.

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Maintaining the AquaCiser 5 - LOCKOUT/TAGOUT TO POWER IS SHUT OFF 1. Open the electrical access door (see Components, page 10). 2. Open the transparent cover and flip the Main Power switch to OFF (Figure 43). The Main Power switch is a safety switch or Residual Current Device (RCD), also known as a Ground Fault Lockout/ Circuit Interrupter (GFCI). Tagout Symbol 3. Place a lock on the switch to prevent others from activating the system while you are working on it.

DANGER

AquaCiser® III DANGER 230/240 VAC Hazardous voltage inside. Follow lockout/tagout procedure before servicing.

Figure 43 - Locking Out the Main Power Switch

Flooded electrical components can shock and cause death or serious injury. Discard the water and turn the Main Power switch OFF before opening the lint basket or filter cover. 6 - CLEAN THE LINT BASKET 1. Remove the floor mat nearest the command console and open the lint basket access (Components, page 10). 2. To remove the lint basket cover, turn the cover until the tab in the cover aligns with the notch in the housing (Figures 44 and 45). 3. Remove the lint basket from the holder. 4. Empty the lint basket. 5. Rinse and disinfect the lint basket. 6. Place the lint basket in the holder by turning the basket until the notch in the basket aligns with the holder. Secure the basket in the holder (Figures 44 and 45). 7. Replace the lint basket cover and that it is securely closed. 8. Close the lint basket access and replace the mat.

Cleaning Lint Basket At Other Times (NOT DURING MAINTENANCE SEQUENCE) If you need to clean the lint basket other than during the maintenance sequence, do the following first: ●

Move water into the therapy pool until the water level is lower than the filter housing (see the Filter Components diagram on page 45).

●

Turn the Main Power switch OFF.

●

Open the bleeder valve to allow any excess water to move away from the filter.

●

Follow the instructions in Maintenance Sequence subsection “5 - Clean the Lint Basket” above.

Figure 44 - Removing the Lint Basket Cover Lint Basket Basket Handle Notch

Figure 45 - Securing the Lint Basket in the Holder 44


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7 - CHANGE THE FILTER CARTRIDGE Two filter cartridges are provided with the purchase of an AquaCiser. Alternate the filters. When one filter is dirty, place the clean, dry filter in the AquaCiser and clean the dirty filter (See Cleaning the Filter Cartridge, page 47). If a filter is worn, order a replacement (see Supplies, page 52). Note: If you need to clean the filter other than during the maintenance sequence, move enough water into the therapy pool so the water level in the reservoir is below the top of the filter housing, then flip the MAIN POWER switch to OFF.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

TO REMOVE A DIRTY FILTER Open the filter access (Components, page 10). Loosen the wing nut and remove the filter cover (Figure 46). Inspect the O-ring (Figures 46 and 47). If it is cracked or worn, replace it. Remove and clean the shaft guide cap (Figure 47). Remove the dirty filter. Use a vacuum capable of vacuuming up water (commonly known as a Wet/Dry Vac™ or Shop-Vac®) to remove excess water from the filter housing.

TO INSTALL A CLEAN FILTER 1. Place a clean, dry filter in the filter housing. 2. If a replacement O-ring is used, stretch the new O-ring onto the filter cover (Figure 47). 3. Spread a thin, light coating of petroleum jelly on the surface of the O-ring. 4. Reassemble the filter components (Figure 46). 5. Remove the lockout device from the Main Power switch and turn the switch ON. Note: The master alarm will sound until the RESTART button is pressed (See the next procedure, Refill the Reservoir, page 46). 6. On the Maintenance Functions screen, press RESET HOURS in the Filter Run Hours area of the screen. You will be asked for the . See Filter Hours and Protection, page 29.

Wing Nut

Pressure Gauge

Bleeder Valve

Not Shown: Reducer Nut

Filter Cover

O-Ring

Not Shown: Shaft Guide Cap Inside Cover

Filter

Shaft

Filter Housing

Figure 46 - Filter Components

O-Ring

Guide Cap

Important Use filter-cleaning chemicals only as directed and only for the time required by the chemical manufacturer. To prepare the AquaCiser for service more quickly, install the clean, dry spare filter (provided) while the dirty filter is being cleaned. Wet-Dry Vac™ and Shop-Vac® are trademarks of Shop-Vac Corporation, Williamsport, PA, USA. © Hudson Aquatic Systems, LLC, Inc. 234-3253-02 July 2009

Figure 47 - Filter Cover, O-Ring and Guide Cap 45


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8 - REFILL THE RESERVOIR 1. Close and fasten the therapy pool door. 2. The master alarm tone should be sounding (See To Install a Clean Filter, page 45). On the Command Console, twist the red Emergency Stop button clockwise to unlock the button, then press the green RESTART button. This resets the computer system and restores power.

WARNING Overflowing the reservoir can cause injury due to electric shock, and can damage the AquaCiser. Never leave the AquaCiser unattended while filling the reservoir.

3. Fill the reservoir with clean water, using a garden hose or similar (not supplied). Be attentive and do not fill the reservoir past the fill line (Figure 48). Never leave the AquaCiser unattended while filling the reservoir. Overflowing the reservoir can lead to injury and damage. 4. Turn the bleeder valve on the filter housing to open the valve and bleed the air from the system (Figure 49). 5. When water begins to escape, hand-tighten the bleeder valve.

Fill Line

Figure 48 - Reservoir Fill Line

9 - LUBRICATE THE DOOR SEAL Remove excess lubricant from the door seal, using isopropyl alcohol to clean the rubber seal, the door area where the seal s the door, and the metal water sensors. Apply a very small amount of petroleum jelly. Use only enough to lightly coat only the edge of the seal that the therapy pool door presses against. Wipe off excess petroleum jelly. 10 - TEST THE WATER CONDITION that the chlorine bottle is not empty (See Replacing the Chlorine Container, page 41). The water should meet the following criteria: Water Hardness 250-500 ppm Total Chlorine less than 2 ppm Free Chlorine 1-3 ppm pH 7.2-7.8 Alkalinity 80-120 ppm If the water does not meet the criteria above, treat the water (see Water Condition, pages 48-49). Maintain records of the water condition. Sample WaterCondition Logs are provided on pages 56 and 57, or develop your own water-condition log. 11 - WIPE DOWN THE AQUACISER ●

Use a spray bottle filled with isopropyl alcohol, or use a mild detergent and a clean, soft cloth to wipe down the entire outside of the AquaCiser.

●

Clean the mats and the areas under the mats.

●

Clean around the rims of the access s.

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Figure 49 - Turning the Bleeder Valve



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7.6 Cleaning the Filter Cartridge 1. Fill a large plastic or fiberglass container with lukewarm water deep enough to cover the filter. Do not put the filter in the container at this time. Do NOT use a metal or porcelain container to clean the filter. 2. If using Filter-Cleanse™ crystals (not included), add 1 pound of crystals for every 10 gallons of water. 3. Stir the solution with a wooden stick until the solution turns red and the crystals dissolve. 4. Place the filter in the solution. Ensure the solution completely covers the filter. 5. Remove the filter after the solution has turned yellow or orange. 6. Discard the solution. Follow your facility’s protocols and your municipality’s regulations regarding the disposal of chemicals. 7. Rinse the filter from the inside out with warm water from a non-pressurized hose.

Important Do not use a galvanized steel, aluminum, or porcelain container to clean the filter. Filter-Cleanse can corrode these materials. Use only a plastic or fiberglass container.

Important When cleaning the filter, wear Personal Protective Equipment as recommended by the cleaning product’s Material Safety Data Sheet. The Filter-Cleanse™ manufacturer recommends gloves, safety goggles and a dust mask be worn while using the chemical. Use only in a well-ventilated area. When using Filter-Fresh™, gloves, safety goggles and a plastic or rubber apron must be worn. Use only in a well-ventilated area.

8. Allow the filter to air dry. The filter must be dry before it can be used in the AquaCiser. 9. Reuse the filter until it begins to show wear. Replace worn filters (See Supplies, page 52). Note: to reset the Filter Hours timer on the Maintenance Functions Screen (Figure 50).

Wear Gloves

Wear Eye Protection

Wear Dust Mask

Wear Apron

7.7 Adjusting the Temperature 1. On the Therapy Pool Functions screen, press the Temperature Setpoint area and enter the desired temperature. 2. Filter the water by pressing ENABLE FILTER to move the water through the heater. Alternatively, you can fill the therapy pool and turn the therapy or turbo jets ON to warm the water (the water moves through the heater when the jets are ON)

Figure 50 - Reset the Filter Run Hours When You Change Filters

GLB Filter-Cleanse™ and GLB Filter-Fresh™ are trademarks of GLB Pool & Spa, a division of Laporte Water Technologies and Biochem Inc., Alpharetta, GA, USA. © Hudson Aquatic Systems, LLC, Inc. 234-3253-02 July 2009

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Water Condition

AquaCiser® III

8 - WATER CONDITION 8.1 General Guidelines Maintaining clean and proper water condition is important for the patient’s health, for controlling algae and bacteria, and for maintaining the AquaCiser. Each facility is unique. The time it takes to condition the water in your AquaCiser will vary based on the water supply and the patient load. In-service training and maintaining a proper Water-Condition Log (included) are the best ways to learn how to condition your water. See Using the Water-Condition Log, page 49. Sample Water-Condition Logs are provided on pages 56 and 57, or you can make your own Water-Condition Log.

8.2 Test the Water Twice Daily (Minimum) Test the chlorine and the pH levels in the water at least twice daily. Hudson recommends testing the water during the Daily Start-up and End of Day sequences. The water should meet the following criteria: Water Hardness 250-500 ppm Total Chlorine less than 2 ppm Free Chlorine 1-3 ppm pH 7.2-7.8 Alkalinity 80-120 ppm

WARNING Improper handling or use of water-treatment chemicals can cause injury. Follow the chemical manufacturer’s directions for use.

WARNING Improper water conditioning can cause injury and damage the AquaCiser. Maintain the water condition as directed in this manual and keep a Water-Condition Log.

Water Condition Sequence 1. Test the Water Condition 2. Adjust the Chlorine Levels 3. Adjust the pH 4. Adjust the Alkalinity Record all water condition data on a Water-Condition Log (see sample on page 49). Water-Condition Logs are provided on pages 56 and 57.

Note: A pH and chlorine test kit is included with the AquaCiser. To order additional test kits and chlorine, see Supplies, page 52. To test the water, move all of the water to the reservoir. Use a chlorine test kit and follow the test kit manufacturer’s directions. If the readings are in the proper ranges, keep the chlorine dispenser setting on LOW so the level does not change when the filter is in use. If the levels are out of range, see Adjusting the Water Condition, page 49.

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Water Condition

8.3 Adjusting the Water Condition

range, press DISABLE FILTER.

Do NOT attempt to adjust all three properties of the water (chlorine, pH and alkalinity) at the same time. Each property affects the others. Always adjust the chlorine levels first, followed by the pH and then the alkalinity.

For additional chlorine dispenser information, see the RolaChem Chlorinator manual included with the AquaCiser. Also see the Chlorine Dispenser information on page 11. If problems persist, see Basic Troubleshooting, pages 50-51.

ADJUSTING THE CHLORINE LEVELS

ADJUSTING PH AND ALKALINITY LEVELS

If the chlorine levels are within the proper ranges: turn the chlorine dispenser setting to LOW so the level does not change when the filter is running. If the chlorine levels tested high: Bring the levels down by replacing some of the water in the AquaCiser. After adding water, retest the water condition and make further adjustments as needed. If the chlorine levels tested low: 1. Check the chlorine container to that it is not empty and that the suction tube is reaching the chlorine (See Replacing the Chlorine Container, page 41). 2. Press ENABLE FILTER to begin cycling the water, or fill the therapy pool above at least one pair of therapy jets and turn the jets ON. 3. the chlorine dispenser rocker switch is on TIMER (not OFF) and adjust the chlorine dispenser control knob to the next highest number on the dial.

●

Adjust the pH after adjusting the chlorine levels. Chemicals are available to raise or lower the pH level (see Supplies, page 52). Follow the chemical manufacturer’s guidelines for use and consult the chemical MSDS sheet for details on any required Personal Protective Equipment.

●

If needed, adjust the alkalinity after the chlorine levels and pH levels are in range.

●

If the three water properties cannot be brought into the acceptable range, the water may be contaminated. Discard the water, clean the AquaCiser and add fresh water, following the Maintenance Sequence, pages 42-46.

●

If you still have trouble after changing the water and you are sure no contamination is taking place, test the incoming water source outside of the AquaCiser.

●

If the incoming water source is out of range, your local or state water authority for assistance and further testing.

4. Retest the chlorine levels in one-half hour to one hour and see how much the levels have changed. 5. Repeat Steps 2 and 3 to make further water adjustments as needed. 6. When the chlorine levels are within the acceptable

8.4 Using the Water-Condition Log A sample Water-Condition Log is shown below. Blank forms are provided on pages 56 and 57. Maintaining a log can show water condition patterns and help you establish chlorine settings. The first row should be filled out during the in-service training; use this as a baseline. Note: The number of patients using the AquaCiser in a given time period affect the chlorine levels. WATER CONDITION Total Chlorine <= 2 ppm

Free Chlorine 1-3 ppm

7.2-7.8

Total Alkalinity 80-120 ppm

0

350

0

1/Hi

7.3

100

4

350

0

1/Lo

7.3

100

1

350

1

1/2

7.3

100

1

350

1

1/2

7.3

100


pH

COMMENTS (Filter Changed, Water Added, etc.)

E

Water Hardness 250-500 ppm

PL

6/20 In-service 6/21 8 am, DB 6/21 11:30, DB 6/21 5 pm, DB

NUMBER OF PATIENTS

SA M

DATE, TIME, INITIAL

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Basic Troubleshooting

AquaCiser® III

9 - BASIC TROUBLESHOOTING 9.1 Basic Troubleshooting This section contains a few basic problems and solutions. If the problem you are experiencing is listed on this page, try these solutions first.

Important If these Basic Troubleshooting solutions do not correct the problem:

For more complete Troubleshooting assistance, see the AquaCiser III Service Manual (provided).

●

Refer to the AquaCiser III Service Manual (provided) for additional Troubleshooting assistance.

PROBLEM: A System Fault has occurred.

●

Hudson Customer Relations (page 2) or your Hudson distributor.

SOLUTION: Refer to the Service Manual for assistance in clearing system faults. PROBLEM: Jets do not work. SOLUTION 1: The water level has not reached the height of the sensor. Fill the therapy pool until the water is above the jets and sensor. SOLUTION 2: The sensor(s) are dirty or are coated with petroleum jelly from over-lubricating the door seal. Clean the sensor(s) and retest. If the problem persists, check the PLC Inputs/Outputs (refer to the Service Manual), or call for service. PROBLEM: Use of chlorine increases. SOLUTION 1: Patients may be bringing dirt into the AquaCiser. Have patients shower before using the AquaCiser. SOLUTION 2: Check and clean or replace the filter. SOLUTION 3: your local or state water authority for information and further testing. PROBLEM: AquaCiser will not fill therapy pool. SOLUTION 1: The sensor that checks that the door is closed may not be activated. Check the door lever for tightness and pull the door lever down as far as it will go. SOLUTION 2: The alarm is sounding and/or a fault such as the over-temperature warning is shown on the Command Console. If the water is over temperature, discard some water and refill with cooler water. If a different fault is indicated, refer to the Service Manual for assistance. PROBLEM: AquaCiser will not completely fill the Therapy Pool. SOLUTION: The reservoir does not have enough water in it. Press DRAIN TO RESERVOIR to pump all the water to the reservoir, then add water until the water level reaches the Fill Line (see Check the Water Level, page 31). : test the water condition if water is added. 50

PROBLEM: Water does not heat. SOLUTIONS: ●

The heater setting is too low. Adjust the water temperature Setpoint (See Setting the Water Temperature, page 17).

●

The thermal overload on the heater circuit breaker has tripped. Reset the heater (see page 51).

●

The pump motor has overheated. Allow time for the pump motor to cool.

●

The lint basket is clogged. Clean the basket (See Clean the Lint Basket, page 44).

●

The filter is clogged. Change the filter (See Change the Filter Cartridge, page 45).

PROBLEM: Water gets too hot. SOLUTION: The water Setpoint is too high. Adjust the Setpoint to a lower temperature. See Setting the Water Temperature, page 17. SOLUTION: The jets have been in use for a long time (the filter runs when the jets are ON). Reduce jet use or schedule patients so the jets are not ON for long periods of time. PROBLEM: Treill won’t run. SOLUTIONS: ●

The treill is stopped. Press START on the Treill Functions Screen and press INC to increase the speed (See Treill Functions Screen, pages 20-21).

●

The Personal Program is stopped or paused. Press RESUME PROGRAM.

●

A System Fault has occurred. Read the screen for the fault and consult the Service Manual.

●

The drive mechanism has encountered interference. Inspect the treill for blockage.


AquaCiser® III PROBLEM: Chlorine Levels too low/levels do not increase. SOLUTIONS: ● The chlorine container is empty. Change the chlorine container (See Replacing the Chlorine Container, page 41). ● The rocker power switch on the side of the chlorine dispenser has been turned to OFF. Move the rocker to the ‘ON’ or ‘TIMER’ position (Figure 51). ● The chlorine dispenser is set too low. the chlorine dispenser rocker switch is on TIMER, then adjust the chlorine dispenser control knob (See the chlorine dispenser information on page 12 and Adjusting the Chlorine Levels, page 49). PROBLEM: When filling the therapy pool, the AquaCiser stops and a “Low Pressure” message is displayed. SOLUTIONS: ● There is too little water in the AquaCiser, causing the heater to lose pressure. Press DRAIN TO RESERVOIR to pump all the water to the reservoir, then add water until the water level reaches the Fill Line (see Check the Water Level, page 31). : test the water condition if water is added. ● If the water level is okay, check the heater pressure switch. (Refer to the Service Manual) or call for assistance. PROBLEM: “Possible Leak Detected” message displayed. SOLUTIONS: ● If a patient was undergoing vigorous exercise in the therapy pool, water may have been splashed down inside the AquaCiser, setting off this alarm. Allow the sensor to dry. ● Water may be leaking under the AquaCiser. See Troubleshooting Water Leaks in the Service Manual.

9.2 Resetting the Heater

Basic Troubleshooting

Figure 51 - Chlorine Dispenser Switch

Heater ON Indicator Light

To increase the water temperature: ● Adjust the Water Setpoint to a higher temperature ● Press ENABLE FILTER with the water in the reservoir. OR ● Press JETS ON with the water in the therapy pool. If the water temperature does not increase in time, the heater might need to be reset. 1. Remove the center floor mat and open the Plumbing Access (See Components, page 10). Check if the in-use indicator light is ON (Figure 52). 2. Push the temperature overload button on the heater to reset it (Figure 52). If the temperature overload button will not stay pushed in, or if it pops out again after being reset, Hudson, page 2 for service.


Figure 52 - Heater Reset Button

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Supplies & Related Products

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10 - SUPPLIES 10.1 AquaCiser Supplies

10.2 Related Products

Hudson offers a complete line of supplies for the AquaCiser. To order supplies, Hudson Customer Relations (page 2) or your Hudson distributor.

Hudson also offers a complete line of performance pools, bathing and hydrotherapy products for the healthcare professional.

Description

Products include therapy tanks, whirlpool tanks, custom therapy and fitness pools, the AquaGaiter™ Underwater Treill, hot and cold spas, and residential pools and spas. Hudson Customer Relations (page 2) or your Hudson distributor for product information.

Part #

Water Test Kit (Chlorine/pH) Chlorine (4 ea., 1 gallon) Filter-Cleanse™ (1 quart) Filter-Fresh™ (1 quart) Foam Out (1 quart) Chlorinator Gel Lubricant (3 packets) Protect Plus (12 ea., 1 quart) pH Up (1 pound) pH Down (1 pound) Alkalinity Up (1 pound)

078-9730 078-9731 078-9546 078-9458 078-9459 078-9828 078-9456 078-9460 078-9461 078-9462

Filter Cartridge C-1750 or C-8417 (Single, tall for AquaII or AquaIII)

078-9800

SaniZene® Hard Surface Cleaner/Disinfectant 4 ea., 1 gallon

078-9214

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Repair Parts & Service

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11 - PARTS AND SERVICE 11.1 U.S.A. and Canada In the United States and Canada, to order parts or for professional AquaCiser repair, Hudson Customer Relations (page 2) for a qualified service provider in your area. Hudson

Phone 888.206-7802

WARNING Improper parts and service can cause injury. Use only Hudson parts and Hudson-approved service on the AquaCiser.

WARNING

E-Mail [email protected]

Modifying the AquaCiser can cause injury and damage. Use the AquaCiser only as designed by Hudson.

11.3 AquaCiser Parts List Ref. # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Description

Seat cushion Upper platform floor mats (3) Steps floor mats (right-side, 2) Steps floor mats (center, 2) Steps floor mats (left-side, 2) Chlorine dispenser tubing (3'/1 m) Therapy pool light bulb Arm pad, right Arm pad, left AquaCiser Logo (1) AquaCiser Labels*

Part #

095-1424 095-1425 095-1426 095-1427 095-1428 095-1429 095-1430 095-1431 095-1432 195-1146 195-1147

* This kit includes the water depth gauge label and all warning and information labels.


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Training Record

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TRAINING RECORD Date

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Name

Training Method


Maintenance Record

AquaCiser® III

MAINTENANCE RECORD Date

Maintenance Performed


By

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Water-Condition Log

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WATER-CONDITION LOG DATE, TIME, INITIAL

56

NUMBER OF PATIENTS

WATER CONDITION Water Hardness 250-500 ppm

Total Chlorine <= 2 ppm


pH 7.2-7.8




Water-Condition Log

AquaCiser® III

WATER-CONDITION LOG DATE, TIME, INITIAL

NUMBER OF PATIENTS

WATER CONDITION Water Hardness 250-500 ppm

Total Chlorine <= 2 ppm



pH 7.2-7.8



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Index

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INDEX A

F

Alarm Bell (Icon on Screen) 6, 25 Alarm Sound (Master Alarm) 45 Alkalinity (see Water) AquaCiser Description, Purpose, Specifications 9 Automatic Heat Start-Up 26-27, 39

B

Basic Troubleshooting Beeps (End of Personal Program Segment) Bloodborne Disease Notice

C

50, 51 23 4

CE Certification 9 Chlorine Dispenser 10, 12, 41, 49-51 Chlorine Levels (see Water) Cleaning 40-47 Command Console 10, 11, 14-29 Components 10-13 Contaminated Water (see Water) Chemicals For Filter 47 For Water Condition 49 Ordering 52 Customer Relations 2

D

Danger Notices Daily Start-Up Date and Time Door Lever Door Seal Definitions Dimensions (Specifications) Direction (Treill) Discarding Water Disinfect Lint Basket Therapy Pool Treill Reservoir Wipe Down After Each Session Distance Meter Drain Discard (Button On Touch-screen) Drain to Reservoir

E

Emergency Drain Button/Symbol Emergency Stop Button Evaluating Patients

58

4 31, 32 27 10, 12 39, 45 (See ) 9 21 11, 19, 42, 49 44 43 42 43 37 20, 21 19, 42 16, 17, 19, 37 5, 6, 10, 11, 19 10, 11 8

Fault Indication Notices Hudson Customer Relations Fill the Therapy Pool Filter Checking the Filter Cartridge Cleaning the Cartridge Leaving Enabled (End of Day Filtering) Removing/Installing Filter Hours/Resetting Filter Hours

G

General Guidelines GFCI (Main Power) Switch Heat Start-Up (Automatic) Heater/Water Heating Important Box Inspecting the AquaCiser Jets

H I J L

25 2 17, 35 18 39 47 18, 38 45 28, 29 30 43

26-27, 39 18, 26, 27, 32, 33, 47, 51 4 40, 41 10, 12, 16, 18

Labels 6 Lamps (Lights) 7, 10, 12, 18 Lanolin (Not Permitted) 30, 33, 42 Lead Battery (Recycling Information) 4 Lint Basket 44 Lockout/Tagout 42, 44 Lubrication Door Seal 39, 46 Chlorine Dispenser 41 O-Ring 45

M

Main Power Switch Main Menu Screen Maintenance Schedule/Table Sequence Mineral Oils (Not Permitted)

N

Normal Jets (Therapy Jets)

O

13, 43 14, 15 40 42-46 30, 33, 42 See Jets

Operator Assistance Screens 24, 25 Operator Skills 7 OSHA 4


Index

AquaCiser® III P Parts 53 29 Patient Evaluation 8 Facing Direction 21 Help Enter 34 Help Exit 37 Prepare for Therapy Session 33 Resting 36 Personal Programs 22, 23 Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) 41, 42, 47 pH (see Water) Physician Evaluation 8 Power Switch 13, 43 PLC (Programmable Logic Controls) 28, 29 Problems (See Faults)

R

Ratings Plate 2, 9 RCD (Main Power) Switch 43 Recycling 4 Repairs 53 Reservoir 10, 13 Filling 46 Water Level 31, 37, 46 Clean and Disinfect 43 Reset Filter Hours 47 Restart Button 10, 13, 46 Resting Seat 13, 36 Routines Before Each Session 33 Daily Start-Up 31, 32 End of Day 38, 39 Maintenance 40, 42-46 Therapy Session 34-37 Water Condition 48, 49 Run Timer 21

S

Seat 13, 36 Service 53 Settings Automatic Heat Start-Up 27 Date and Time 27 Filter Hours 29 Units (Metric or Imperial) 29 Water Temperature 16, 17, 47 Set-Up Before Use 30 Specifications 9 Speed 20, 21 Supplies 52 Symbols Glossary 6

T

Table of Contents 3 Temperature 16, 17, 32, 33, 47 7 Therapy Jets 10, 12, 16, 18 Therapy Pool Clean and Disinfect 43 Component 10 Function Screen 16-19 Wipe-Down 37 Therapy Session 33-37 Timer (see Run Timer) Time and Date 27 Touch-Sensitive Screen (Command Console) 14 Training, Operator 7, 24 Treill Cleaning 42 Treill Direction 21, 35 Treill Functions Screen 20, 21 Treill Operation (Checking) 32 Treill Speed 20, 21 Troubleshooting (Basic) 50, 51 Turbo Jets 10, 12, 18

W

SaniZene® 42, 43, 52 Safety Information 5-7 Safety Labels 5 Screens 14-29 Automatic Heat Start-Up 26-27 Main Menu Screen 14-15 Maintenance Functions 28-29 Operator Assistance 24-25 Personal Programs 22-23 Therapy Pool Functions 16-19 Treill Functions 20-21

Warning Notices 4 Warranty Statement 2 Water Adjusting Chlorine, pH, Alkalinity 49 Condition 31, 38, 46, 48, 49 Condition Log 49, 56, 57 Contaminated Water (Dealing With) 19 Discarding 11, 19, 42, 49 Temperature 17, 18, 20, 21, 26, 27, 32, 33, 47, 51 Water Level (Reservoir) 31, 37, 46, 51 Water Level (Therapy Pool Fill/Drain) 16, 17, 34 WEEE Directive 4 Windex® (Don’t Use) 37, 43, 46


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