Thrii
Installation
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All information including dimensions, changes in design and material are subject
to manufacturer’s change without formal notice and without obligation. Intersan
assumes no responsibility for use of superseded or voided information. Verify all
rough-in information before installation. It is the responsibility of the installer to
conform with local and national codes.
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1748 West Fillmore St., Phoenix, AZ 85007
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Replace the engine cover, ensuring the flexible hose and soap hose attached does not foul upon reassembly, and
secure the cover into place with the fixing provided.
6.6
Electrical and Water Connections
From the rear side of the wall:
6.6.1
Electrical connection from the wall mounted fused spur switch to the Thrii:
All electrical work must be carried out by a qualified electrician and should be installed in accordance with the
current national, regional and local regulations.
GFCI protection is likely required, and should be installed in an appropriate manner per applicable electrical, plumbing
or building codes.
Complete the electrical connection by fitting the plug into the socket on the rear of the engine. Ensure the cable is a
suitable length so that the door can fully open without catching or fouling.
6.6.2
Mains water connection from support frame to the engine:
Using the flexible water hose provided take the loose end of the hose, which is attached to the engine, and attach it to
the water inlet connection mounted on the upper bracket part of the support frame (see figure below)
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With all
services connected to the Thrii, open and close the fascia assembly to ensure that the wiring and piping feeds move
without snagging or kinking. Ensure the waste spigot from the wash bowl smoothly engages with waste outlet on the
frame bracket.
