Aqualisa Colt, Installation Manual

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Carefully remove the shroud from the valve assembly.
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Fit the elbows to the valve body hand tight, ensuring that the rubber washers are correctly engaged (these
are supplied in the screw pack).
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If the valve is being installed for use with a gas fired instantaneous (multipoint) water
heater or a combination boiler, the cold water flow regulator must be fitted at this
stage by insertion into the cold water port as shown, ensuring the o’ring faces the
incoming flow (the flow regulator is supplied in its own pack).
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The Colt valve is supplied with an outlet cap on the bottom of the valve allowing for a top outlet
connection. The bottom outlet can be used by simply removing the cap and repositioning it on the top
outlet. If the cap is removed please ensure that when replaced the membrane in the cap is in place and
that the cap is done up tight.
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Fit the outlet connector ensuring the rubber washer is correctly engaged (supplied in
the screwpack), on the required outlet ensuring a tight fit. Offer the valve up to the
required fixing position to check the four fixings points are correct and there is
adequate space available around the both inlet elbows and outlet connector.
Prepare the wall fixings as required.
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Using a silicone based lubricant, lubricate the supply pipe ends and whilst supporting
the elbows, push home the supply pipes ensuring the correct orientation for the inlet
pipes (HOT LEFT AND COLD RIGHT AS SHOWN ON THE VALVE BODY). Push the valve
fully home until a definite stop is reached (tube insertion depth is 25mm). Secure the
valve assembly to the fixing surface using the screws provided.
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Construct a suitable 15mm outlet supply. The Aqualisa adjustable height head will need a 15mm outlet
supply to a suitable point for the wall outlet.
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