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Radiator mounting on the stand
Insert the supplied nuts into the closest to
the edge groove on the bottom side of the
radiator (bottom side is where the mains ca-
ble connection is). For details please obser-
ve the pic. 1
The nuts have oval-shaped rear surface
and may be, if necessary, removed from the
groove. For this use a sharp object like a
screwdriver and proceed in the reverse or-
der to pic. 1.
The nuts have attached springs aimed to
facilitate the positioning and securing in the
groove. In order to improve the functionali-
ty of these springs by every new installation
they should be bent slightly away from the
nut.
Pic.2
nuts M6
Now attach the other mounting bracket half
through the central hole to the stand (threa-
ded pin on the upper side). Use the supplied
hexagonal M6 nut (as shown on pic. 3).
Pic.3
Now take the radiator with the attached
mounting bracket and position it over the
stand so that the triangle bracket ends slide
between the corresponding ends of the bra-
cket mounted on the stand.
Move the radiator slightly to line up the side
holes in both brackets and connect them
(from outside to inside) with the two supplied
cylindrical bolts M 6x16 and hexagonal M6
nuts. Refer to pic. 4 for details. Before tighte-
ning the nuts you can adjust the angle of the
radiator to point it to the preferred direction
Pic.4
mains
cable
mains
cable
Now take the mounting bracket half (the
smaller one with triangle ends) and place it
along the bottom side of the radiator. Line up
the nuts in the groove with the correspondi-
ng holes in the bracket. Screw the bracket to
the nuts using 2 cylindrical bolts M 6x10 and
lock washers (as shown on pic. 2).
Pic.1
