corsan CMB7141 Trino, Mounting Manual

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Moun ng and maintenance manual
CMN002 Fiber Klar,
CMN005 Fiber Klar Slim
Please put a en on when screw the nuts! - Improper tools can scratch or damage chrome layer.
Put overhead shower arm on the water outlet in the box. Check if the shower column is in the
ver cal, strait posi on. If everything is correct try on the catch for overhead shower arm, and
mark on his posi on on the wall. Before drilling the hole for moun ng, make sure that in the wall
there are no electrical wires, or water pipes. For moun ng stabilator catch use pins and screws
from accessories set. Before final moun ng remember to add hand shower catch on overhead
shower arm.
When the all connec on are mounted and secure to the wall, you can assembly overhead
shower and hand shower with the hose.
A en on!!!
The wall where will be mounted the shower tap should have the water connec ons with spacing
150mm and diameter ½”. Hot water should be on the le -hand side, and cold-on the
right . To
properly prepared water connec ons screw middle connectors which are added in sets of
accessories. For outstanding threaded connec ons a ach the tap box and screw the security
nuts from the bo om of the box with hex key. This ac ons which will prevent the tap box from
slipping form the connec ons.
Before installa ons of the shower tap, flush the water thru the water pipe. This will clean all the
dirt which were in the tap and could cause the problem with proper func onality of the product.
DO NOT use for cleaning any product base on ammonium, alcohol, acetone, acids or other
substances with abrasive func on. This can cause damage of the surface of the product and
excluded it from the warranty claim. For cleaning we strongly recommend only water with soap
and so cloth to dry. Improper way of cleaning and maintenance can lead to worsen of first look
of the product.
Maintain and clean properly the shower column minimum once for quarter or each me
when the turn catch will start working heavily. This will secure proper and long func onality
of the pro
duct.
Remember!!!
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