Swift Group Biarritz Lodge 40x13-2 2020, Owner'S Handbook Manual

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Drain down procedure (fixed shower head)
1. Close hot and cold mains feeds using the
isolating valves.
2. Remove the shower hose (A) and drain the
hose and head or lay the hose and head
down in the shower tray to drain any excess
water.
3. Loosen the grub screw (C) to disconnect the
fixed head from the wall.
4. Loosen the two inlet nuts (B) at back of the
shower and disconnect the valve from the
wall.
5. Remove the whole unit from the wall, face
the inlet valves face down over the shower
tray until the water stops running.
6. Once the water is drained reverse the
process to reconnect the shower back to
the wall.
7. Let the water drain out of the valve into the
shower tray.
Protecting your bath thermostatic mixer
valve (where fitted)
In addition to a shower Thermostatic Mixer
Tap, if your RPH has a bath fitted there will be a
TMV fitted to regulate the water temperature to
the bath. This should be removed or correctly
drained down during months in which frost may
occur.
12.11 Cleaning
Shower mixer & taps
All surface finishes will wear if not cleaned
correctly. The safest way to clean your mixer
or tap is using warm soapy water and a cloth.
To dry use a soft cloth. Stains can be removed
using washing up liquid. Most bath cleaning
powders and liquids will damage the surface of
your fitting even the non-scratch cleaners.
Bathroom fittings
High quality plastics are used in the
construction of the shower room fittings. Never
pour very hot or boiling water directly onto the
basin or onto the shower tray - always add cold
water first.
be cleaned with detergent and warm water.
WARNING: Never use abrasive cleaners.
Kitchen
The kitchen worktop, sink, drainer and cooking
equipment surfaces should only be cleaned
with hot soapy water, unless the appliance
manufacturer says otherwise in their own
literature. Do not use abrasives or wire wool.
The inside of ovens should be cleaned in
accordance with the instructions contained in
the manufacturer’s leaflet.
12.12 Furnishings
Upholstery care
Cleaning
Dust, dirt and grit should be removed frequently as
this will affect the durability and colour of the fabric.
i
Note: Please vacuum and brush your
furniture frequently.
General Care
Plastics can be cleaned using a very mild
detergent in tepid water. Never use abrasive
cleaner or chemical cleaner.
i Note: It is important not to pour hot water
directly into or onto any plastic.
Always start with cold water and add the hot to
achieve the desired temperature.
The shower cubicle and sanitary ware should