Mopec Maestro MB1000 Series, Инструкция по установке, обслуживанию и эксплуатации

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Installation Service User Manual Maestro series MB1000-MAN rev.1 18
4.1.3 Elevation
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The elevation of the unit is adjustable from the Elevation ( </>) button located on the front corner of the sink
(see 4.1.1 image). The unit is adjustable over 12” of elevation, select the best position for sitting or standing.
Stand clear and check for obstructions surrounding (and under) the Maestro when raising and lowering the unit.
4.1.4 Faucet Operation
 The faucet is controlled by the faucet mixing valve lever. Pulling the lever up and away from the sink turns the
water on. Pushing the lever forward and backward from that position will adjust the Hot and Cold mix.
 On units equipped with a Foot Pedal control, the Faucet will turn on and stay on with a foot pedal push. To turn
off simply press the foot pedal again.
The ON time of a foot pedal push is controlled by the Water Timer function in the action screen. See
section 5 of the user manual for instructions on how to adjust this feature.
4.1.5 Garbage Disposal
 The garbage disposal or disposer is operated via a push button air switch located on the sink side column (see
4.1.1 image). The disposal will start and stay on with a button push. To turn off simply press the button again.
Standard Maestro units utilize a dry ½ hp disposer unit. You must run the water to assist in flushing
the contents down the drain. Never put hands or tools into the disposer while under power.
4.1.6 Power outlets
 The unit is equipped with power outlets intended for small appliances on the back shelf. These outlets cycle
on/off with the unit power switch and are protected by the main GFCI circuit located in the top inside panel of
the hood.
 The power outlet located on the opposite end side panel remains powered as long as the unit has facility power.
This is typically used to power computers or other devices that should not power cycle with the main switch.
4.2 Powering down
4.2.1 Shut down
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Use the main power switch to shut down the unit. This will power down the internal circuitry including the
power outlets on the hood backsplash.
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Most units are connected to central facility powered HVAC ventilation and is controlled separately
The auxiliary outlet located on the side panel for computer power does remain powered. To power
down this outlet utilize the facility breaker or unplug the units power cord if equipped.
CAUTION
Powering down unit will also stop recirculating fans if equipped, make sure worksurface is clear
of open tissues and laboratory chemicals.