INSTALLATION
Speedster
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Figure I 3. Speedster is tilted on its back, water supply and discharge hose are connected.
Connect water discharge
1. Position the stainless steel hose clamp on one end of the discharge hose. Slide the end of the
hose over the discharge-pipe of the drip tray (see
Figure I 3
) and tighten the hose clamp.
2. Insert the other end of the discharge hose into the sewer or a discharge container.
Beware!
To prevent sedimentation of smudge, the discharge hose should slope down to your
sewer or discharge container over the entire length of the hose.
3. When necessary, cut the discharge hose to desired length.
4. Put the Speedster back on its feet.
5. Check for leaks in the connections just made.
Connect to mains power supply
Beware!
The (220-240 VAC) Speedster has a maximum power consumption of 3100 Watts from your AC-outlet
(max. power consumption device is disabled). This occurs when all three heating spirals and the pump
are active simultaneously. At 230 Volts this is equivalent to approximately 13.5 amps. We therefore
recommend that the machine has its own dedicated power circuit breaker. The max. power
consumption device can be made active to reduce maximum power consumption to 2300 Watts, 10
amps at 230 VAC; see leaflet that came with the Speedster.
110-120 VAC Speedster (see model tag)
If you have ordered a 110-120 VAC version of the Speedster (max. power consumption device is
active; 2050 Watts, 17.8 amps at 115VAC), you must connect your power mains to a 110-120 VAC
power outlet. The pump is fed from the Speedster and the pump-motor will be marked 110-120 VAC
as well. Where we speak of 230 VAC in the rest of this manual, you should read 110-120 VAC.
1. Make sure that the mains switch is in the "OFF"-position. The mains switch is mounted on the
model tag on the front of the machine (see
Figure W 1
, item 1).
discharge pipe
water supply
discharge hose
pump cable
power mains
supply cable
