INSTALLATION
Speedster
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6. Hold the loose end of the high pressure hose in a bucket and open the tap slowly. Flush the
water treatment system according to manufacturer's instruction. Then flush the pump for a
minute (the pump-motor does not have to run). Check if the water does not show a strange
colour or smell. Close the tap, connect the hose to the fitting at the bottom of the Speedster
with a 20 mm spanner. The Speedster may be tilted in such a way that it rests on the two
hind-legs and the back of the machine, or use (wooden) blocks under the feet see
Note!
Use a permanent marker to write the expiry date on the cartridge and replace the cartridge as
advised by the manufacturer but at least every 12 months, even when the capacity is not
exceeded yet.
7. Open the tap and check the earlier made connections for leakage. Tighten when needed but
do not use excessive force. In the meantime, the front (coffee) boiler will start to fill with water.
Figure I 3. Speedster is tilted on its back, water supply and discharge hose are connected.
Connect water discharge
1. Position the stainless steel hose clamp on one end of the discharge hose. Slide the end of the
hose over the discharge-pipe of the drip tray (see
) and tighten the hose clamp.
2. Insert the other end of the discharge hose into the sewer or a discharge container.
Beware!
To prevent sedimentation of smudge, the discharge hose should slope down to your
sewer or discharge container over the entire length of the hose.
3. When necessary, cut the discharge hose to desired length.
4. Put the Speedster back on its feet.
5. Check for leaks in the connections just made.
discharge pipe
water supply
discharge hose
pump cable
power mains
supply cable
