LMW – Trade Line Owner’s Manual
Laurel Mountain Whirlpools Warranty
This Laurel Mountain Whirlpools bath is warranted to the original purchaser to be free from defects in material and
workmanship for the following periods. The bathtub shell, pump, heater, and blower carry a 5 year warranty. Other
working parts are warranted for 3 years. Proof of purchase is required.
This warranty is issued to the original purchaser and shall be effective from the date of purchase as shown on
purchaser’s receipt. Laurel Mountain Whirlpools will repair or replace (at their choice) any unit which proves to be
defective in material or workmanship under normal use and service, having been properly installed. This warranty is the
only express warranty made by Laurel Mountain Whirlpools and is limited to the duration of this warranty. Any labor
charges and/or damage incurred in installation, repair or replacement as well as incidental and consequential damages
connected therewith are excluded and will not be paid by Laurel Mountain Whirlpools. Some states do not allow the
exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to
you. This warranty is void for any damage to the bath due to abuse, misuse, neglect, accident, improper installation, any
use violating instructions furnished by us, or repair not authorized in writing by Laurel Mountain.
WHIRLPOOL
AIR BATH
PROBLEM
SOLUTION
PROBLEM
SOLUTION
ON/OFF BUTTON
Won’t depress
Remove trim ring and plunger. Clean
interior, lubricate with small amount of
vasoline.
BLOWER
-
Fails to
operate
-Check electric power supply. Reset the
circuit breaker or replace fuse if necessary.
-Check ground fault circuit interrupter.
Reset if tripped.
-If the system has been functioning for an
extended period of time, it is possible that
the thermic protection has shut off the
motor. Allow to cool off for at least 30
minutes before further use.
PUMP
-Won’t Start
-Motor hums
-Check to see if on/off switch or
pneumatic switch is ON.
-Check electric power supply. Reset the
circuit breaker or replace fuse if
necessary.
-Check ground fault circuit interrupter.
Reset if tripped.
-Check to see if both ends of plastic air
switch tubes are connected.
Check for binding of motor shaft or
obstruction in pump. Manually rotate
motor shaft to see that shaft turns freely.
-Check to see if highest jet is clogged.
Check to see that water is at a high
enough level for pump to prime.
-Check for air leak in suction line. Slightly
loosen pump union & then retighten by
hand.
-Check for obstruction in piping system.
MOTOR
-Runs but no
air blown
through jets
Verify that the main air hose from the
manifold to the blower is properly
connected. If necessary, reconnect and
tighten clamps.
JET HEAD
AIR
OUTLETS
-Are
obstructed
If the air outlets of a jet head are obstructed
by soap or other residues, fill the tub with
warm water, then switch the system on and
off several times. The air outlets should be
cleared, if this is not sufficient, carefully tap
on the jet heads with the handle of a screw
driver or similar tool while the blower runs.
AIR
HEATER
-Does not
appear to
be working
-Fill the tub to working level & operate
blower on high for 5 minutes. Carefully feel
the flexible connection hose where it
connects to blower. The hose and its
immediate area should feel warm to the
touch, if not,call Laurel Mountain Whirlpools
-If your tub is installed against 2 outside
walls, adequate insulation is recommended
to minimize heat loss.
LEAKS
-Pump Unions
-Pump o-ring
or seal
-Pipe to Jet
JET
Low/no water
pressure
Loosen pump unions and inspect o-ring
for proper sealing. Retighten.
Call Laurel Mountain Whirlpools
customer service at 1-800-930-0050
Turn the trim ring around the jet. This
will open/close the jet.
