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2180514G June 2008
Installation and
operating
instructions
Luxury
body dryer
Page 1: ...INSTALLERS PLEASE NOTE THESE INSTRUCTIONS ARE TO BE LEFT WITH THE USER 2180514G June 2008 Installation and operating instructions Luxury body dryer...
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Page 3: ...cal connections 10 Replacing the cover 12 Commissioning 13 Operating functions 14 Overheat cut out 15 Cleaning 16 Servicing 16 Spare parts 17 Guarantee service policy etc rear cover To check the produ...
Page 4: ...c shock 2 6 To enhance electrical safety a 30mA residual current device RCD MUST be installed in all body dryer shower circuits This may be part of a consumer unit or a separate circuit 2 7 Switch off...
Page 5: ...wo speed fan and 2 x 4 5kW heater elements which are fully controllable using the hand held controller supplied Air is drawn in through the filter passed across the elements and then discharged downwa...
Page 6: ...ce If the green LED is on but the unit does not operate then the hand held controller or its battery should be suspected DO NOT attempt any repairs since there are no user serviceable parts in the uni...
Page 7: ...e the same supply as an electric shower providing the wiring connections follow that of the wiring schematic shown in the electrical connections section The body dryer MUST NOT be connected to a ring...
Page 8: ...using the shower 10 Where a shower cubicle is located in any room other than a bathroom all socket outlets in that room must be protected by a 30mA RCD 11 The current carrying capacity of the cable mu...
Page 9: ...body drying and will heat a bathroom rapidly The dryer should not be used for any other purpose It may be sited in Area C or beyond defined areas see fig 3 WARNING The dryer must NOT be positioned wh...
Page 10: ...lected location before proceeding further IMPORTANT Loft insulation that occupies the space required for the dryer should be removed or rolled back The unit must be installed on flat surfaces both abo...
Page 11: ...driver Flat head screwdriver Hand held drill with 8mm drill bit Protective goggles glasses and face mask Procedure Use the template and cover to determine the best position for the body dryer Careful...
Page 12: ...or a pad saw to be used fig 10 Open out the two smaller holes to 20mm diameter When drilling or cutting from below it is recommended that eye protection is used Waste material should be collected at t...
Page 13: ...ns cable should be firmly secured using the clamps provided The earth wire should be physically longer than the live and neutral wires IMPORTANT Where a shower is involved earth continuity is essentia...
Page 14: ...ld be routed as shown in fig 18 The connectivity at the body dryer is as shown in fig 15 and adjacent to the connecting blocks on the body dryer Always be aware that the electrical supply and electric...
Page 15: ...ns marked on the ceiling Connect up the multiway cable to the PCB unit within the ceiling cover fig 19 Secure the multiway cable in the strain relief tabs located in the cover and then secure the cove...
Page 16: ...unit The body dryer has a 10 minute maximum run time after which the unit will switch itself off To restart the dryer reselect a setting this prevents permanent operation of the dryer when a button is...
Page 17: ...eating elements being operated for the first few times This odour should quickly disappear Remote control handset fig 21 Works by infra red frequency transmissions and has a range of about five metres...
Page 18: ...electrical power Overheating is a sign that something is wrong if the reason for overheating is not obvious or is a regular occurrence then advice or support should be sought from an approved service...
Page 19: ...and a damp cloth not wet to clean off stains Make sure that dust or fluff does not accumulate on the inlet mesh this could lead to overheating of the element Use a vacuum cleaner at regular intervals...
Page 20: ...1 Main PCB 83309590 2 Heater element single 83309600 3 Fan motor 83309610 4 Run capacitor 83309620 5 Cover including PCB Filter 83309630 6 Handset 83309640 7 Communication cord 83309650 Optional Body...
Page 21: ...le your details including post code the model number and power rating of the product together with the date of purchase 2 Based on information given over the telephone a Triton Customer Service Adviso...
