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Find Your Manual, Spec Sheet, Schematic, and Drawings by Model

Updated September 2026

To find your Ella walk-in tub manual, spec sheet, schematic or drawings, open the product page for your model on ellasbubbles.com: every page has a Downloads section with the spec sheet, owner's manual, operating and cleaning instructions, and warranty form, plus a Drawings button that opens a dimensioned PDF. Manuals are written per door family rather than per model, so one PDF covers several tubs; the map below tells you which is yours, where the spec sheets live, and which known differences between documents to expect.

Owner's Manuals by Family

  • Stainless inward-swing door (Elite, Petite, Royal, Deluxe, Ultimate): stainless-steel-door.pdf.
  • Ultra: ultra.pdf.
  • Outward U-shape door (Capri, Monaco, Front Entry, Mobile, Lounger, ShaK, Big4One): outward-swing-door.pdf.
  • Transfer family (Transfer26, 30, 32, 60, XXL): the wheelchair-transfer.pdf and L-shaped-outward-swing-door.pdf links open the same manual.
  • Two-seat tubs: two-seat.pdf. LayDown 30x60 and 32x72: one manual under the lay-down/60.pdf and lay-down/72.pdf links.
  • Standard and Standard60: standard.pdf. Zen and Zen60: ella-zen-manual.pdf, identical to the Standard manual except the cover.
  • Flow: the Flow 28x48 manual linked from its product page. HomeCare 32x60: one combined spec-and-install document.

Manuals are electronic only. If you own a legacy tub from 2017 or 2018, the legacy models article lists the older manual editions and which model numbers they cover.

Spec Sheets, Schematics, Drawings

  • Most spec sheets live under https://ellasbubbles.com/wp-content/uploads/walk-in-tub/specifications/ in family folders, for example stainless-steel-door/deluxe.pdf, outward-swing-door/capri.pdf, wheelchair-transfer/transfer60.pdf, and two-seat/escape.pdf. A few (Elite, Monaco, Mobile) sit in dated upload folders, so use the product page's Download Specifications link. Pages two and three are usually dimension drawings. The how to read an Ella spec sheet article explains actual versus nominal size, shipping size and the package jet tables.
  • Electrical schematics are published per therapy package and list the models they apply to; a component diagram covers the shared Air + Hydro layout. Ask your Ella dealer or the team for the schematic for your package with your order, and see which cord plugs where for reading it after installation.
  • CAD, DWG, DXF and Revit files are not available; the dimensioned PDF drawings are the published drawings.
  • Digital brochures exist for each family and are described in brochures and catalogs by tub family, including their known misprints.

Known Differences Between Documents

  • The outward-swing manual's entry section still shows the stainless inward door from the sibling manual; your Capri, Monaco, or ShaK has the outward composite door described on its spec sheet.
  • Family manuals say Auto Purge starts 20 minutes after the pump is turned on; the current published figure is 20 minutes after the air pump is turned off, running 120 seconds.
  • Manuals print the older 5-year equipment warranty; the current published warranty is lifetime limited on supporting equipment, as explained in older manuals say five years.
  • Some Transfer and legacy tubs ship with unlabeled push controls; identify them by function (Water, Air, Micro, Light).
  • The Zen spec sheets print "U-shape" for the door; the Zen uses the inward S-shape acrylic door like the Standard.
  • The LayDown brochure cover prints 30 by 52 for the 30x60 model; the tub is 30 by 60.

Not Sure Which Model You Have?

The serial label sits behind the removable access panel next to the door, and it tells the team when the tub was made and which parts fit. The model and serial number article shows where to look, and the model and part code decoder explains SKU suffixes such as L, R and NF. Second owners will find a first-week plan in the second owner guide.

The video shows that the serial number is on the inside of one of the removable panels, and explains that it tells Ella when the tub was made, who built it, and which replacement parts are compatible, which is exactly what the team needs to send the right manual and spec sheet.

A walkthrough of the ellasbubbles.com website, including how to reach each product page and its downloads.

Common Questions

I bought a house with an Ella tub and have no paperwork. Where do I start?
Find the serial label behind the access panel next to the door and open a ticket with a photo of it; the team will identify the model and send the right documents.
Are the left-drain and right-drain drawings different?
No. Measurements are the same; one drawing serves both hands.
Do you provide CAD, DWG, DXF or Revit files?
No. Dimensioned PDF drawings are on each product page; ask the team for anything beyond that.
Is there a universal parts diagram?
No. Parts are identified from photos, so send a clear picture of the part with your serial number; see how to order replacement parts.
My manual does not explain the knobs on my tub. Why?
Manuals are written per door family, so some controls on a specific package are not pictured, and legacy tubs such as an OA2660 Lounger have older editions. Open a ticket with your model and a photo of the deck and the team will identify each control.
Which schematic do I need for my electrician?
The one for your therapy package, not just your model. It lists the models it applies to and the number of dedicated circuits; the electrical common questions article explains how to read it.
Can the team email me the spec sheet or manual?
Yes. Open a ticket or call with your model or serial number and your email address, and the team will send the PDF.
Is there a printed manual in the crate?
Manuals are electronic only. Print the PDF from the product page if you want a paper copy for your installer.

For anything model-specific, open a ticket at ellasbubbles.com/support or call (800) 480-6850.

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