JUDO BIOSTAT 25 TGA
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Installation
Therefore, when mounting, ensure that no
large forces act on the pipe, built-in rotary
flange and water treatment device.
4.2.4 Mounting the water treatment
device
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After flushing the water pipe, remove the
assembly lid of the built-in rotary flange.
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Remove the white protective disc on the
connecting flange of the water treatment
device by unscrewing the four M6 Allen
screws.
Do not completely unscrew the screws
because of the bayonet connection!
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Lift up the water treatment device and
swivel it approx. 30° in an anti-clockwise
direction.
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Position it on the built-in rotary flange so
that the screw heads pass through the
bayonet fixing drill holes (see fig. 4 I).
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Swivel the water treatment device
approx. 30° back in a clockwise direction
and tighten the four Allen screws (see
fig. 4 II).
The profile of the profiled flange gasket must
point towards the built-in rotary flange
fig. 5). Failure to observe this can lead to
leaks and water escaping. This can cause
damage due to water to the house and its in-
stallations.
4.3
Discharging the flushing water
An adequately dimensioned wastewater
connection (e. g. floor drain) according to
DIN 1986 must be available for the flushing
water.
The dimensioning depends on the local
circumstances (e. g. wastewater pipe
gradient, number of pipe bends, length of
the wastewater pipe, etc.). The dimen-
sioning must at least ensure that all the
wastewater can be discharged temporarily
coordinated.
If it is not possible to locate a drain connec-
tion directly under the water treatment
device, the wastewater hose can be routed
over the water treatment device.
The wastewater hose for the flushing water
must be led to the drainage channel without
any kinks.
In all options, a free discharge must be
ensured in accordance with EN 1717.
The loose end of the hose has to be firmly
fixed with the included adhesive tape at the
pipe or a similar object.
Fig. 4:
Built-in rotary flange with bayonet fixture
Select the torque (approx. 4 Nm) so
that the gasket locks and the water
treatment device is not damaged or
strained!
I
II
Fig. 5:
Built-in rotary flange
profiled flange gasket
