C. HYDRAULIC CONNECTION
The machine is delivered with a complete connection kit including a stainless steel
water inlet tubing length 2m and a draining pipe length 2m with tightening collar.
DUO:
The hydraulic connections are carried out on the front of the machine, under the
overflow tray.
Directions:
1.
Remove the low plastic covers making them slide towards the front.
2.
Remove the overflow tray grid.
3.
Remove the overflow tray after unscrewing the middle screw.
4.
Screw the elbowed part (3/8') of the stainless steel tubing on the brass fitting located
on the right of the machine, and the right part (1/2') on the outlet fitting of the water
softener. The water softener must be fed directly by the network by means of a stop
tap allowing a sufficient flow (
∅
8 minimum). Do not forget the water-tightness
joints.
5.
Put the water softener in rinsing position.
6.
Open the feeding tap.
7.
Do a rinsing of the water softener.
8.
Put the water softener in working position.
9.
Fix the draining pipe on the fitting located in the middle of the machine.
10.
Be sure that there is no leak and the draining pipe permits a discharge without
reverse slop until the draining of the network.
11.
Assemble the overflow tray without forgetting the water-tightness joint which is
supposed to be between the draining block and the overflow tray, and not between
the middle screw and the overflow tray.
12.
Put again the plastic covers and the overflow tray grid.
SOLO / UNO
« See picture »:
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Remove the right side of the SOLO/UNO, connect
the flexible, the elbow side to the safety bloc filter.
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A frame aperture allows the flexible passage.
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The key is bigger and the entire surface is active.
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