Jacuzzi frame in2, Installation Manual

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Installation of the glass door
Q ( 23 ) Bring the metal dowel, present on the inner cornice
(see Chapter “Installing the cornice”) so that it rests against the
base of this cornice.
Insert the long metal dowel, ensuring that it is positioned as in-
dicated and place a seam of silicone between the dowel and the
cornice.
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( 24 ) Thread the glass to the hinges in the upper part of
the cornice and then to those in the lower part of the cornice;
allow the glass to slide within the vertical; element, right up to
the edge. Push in the lower part of the glass panel.
Q ( 25 ) Insert the support profile to the upper part of the
cornice, remove the roof and screw the profile to the cornice, as
indicated; then, re-lower the roof.
Insert the second support profile to the lower part of the cornice.
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( 26 ) Assemble the hinge components and fix the door.
(detail 2) Check that the hinge through-hole is always posi-
tioned above, whilst the threaded hole is at the bottom.
Also check that the magnetic profile “M” faces inwards to-
wards the inside of the shower enclosure.
Q ( 27 ) Remove the glass door (both right and left versions
can be installed) and attach the vertical sealant, starting from
the bottom
(detail 1) .
(details 2-3-4-5) Remove excess sealant from top and bottom
and attach the door.
The magnetic profile “M” must always face inwards towards
the inside of the shower enclosure.
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( 28 ) Check the door closes perfectly; if necessary, adjust
the hinge screws.
Accessories
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( 29 ) Insert the sealant to the following areas:
- glass profile (detail 1) ;
- between the cornice and glass (detail 2) .
The sealant must cover the entire relevant area.
( detail 3 ) Insert the same sealant along the three cornice sides.
We recommend testing its positioning before applying
or cutting the sealant.
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( 30 ) Place a seam of silicone inside the shower enclosure,
in order to seal the contact areas between the glass, panel, cor-
nice and tray.
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( 31 ) Assemble the shower and the relative pipe, using the
filter strainer and the sealant.
Position the cover on the tray drain.
Insert the spout (C) in the indicated opening and fix the cover.
Position the duckboards and seats on top of the shower tray
(en-
suring the hole (F) allowing for movement is opposite the drain).
Before handing the appliance over to the user, it is advisable, with
the user present, to demonstrate how all the functions work; for de-
tails, see the use and maintenance manual.
Electrical safety
Frame shower enclosures are manufactured according to regula-
tions EN 60335-1, EN 60335-2-105, EN 61000, EN 55014-1, EN
55014-2 and tested during production to guarantee user safety.
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Installation must be carried out by qualified and authorized
personnel, in compliance with the national provisions in force.
It is the installer’s responsibility to select the materi-
als, considering the way they will be used; to carry out
the installation correctly; and to verify the condition
of the network to which the system will be connected
and its capability to ensure safety in maintenance
and inspection operations.
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Class “ 1 ” appliances must be immutably connected, without
intermediate junctions, to the electrical mains and protection
circuit (ground system).
The building's electrical system and ground system
must be efficient and must conform to legal regula-
tions and specific national standards.
Where required, appropriate devices must be provid-
ed, which form part of the fixed system, and installed
in compliance with current legislation in force, with
the purpose of disconnecting the appliance from the
mains.
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For connection to the electric mains, you will need to install
an isolating multi-pole switch, which will ensure complete dis-
connection in the instance of a category III over voltage; these
devices must be connected to an area that complies with the
safety regulations governing bathroom safety.
Switches and electrical devices, according to regulations,
must be connected to areas out of the user's reach.
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The installation of electrical devices and equipment (sockets,
switches, etc.) in the bathroom must be in compliance with legal
standards and regulations in the country where the appliance is
installed.
If the building’s electrical system is not able to guar-
antee a stabile power supply, it is recommended to
install a voltage stabiliser that suitably dimensioned
for the required power upstream of the equipment.
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