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1. Drilling hole
Using the drill bit supplied, drill and tap
in one operation a threaded hole in the
waste pipe. Drill slowly so that the PVC
does not melt. Turn back anti-clockwise to
preserve the thread.
2. Fit connector
First try to screw the PVC connector in
the hole before fitting permanently with
PVC glue.
3. Connect hose to waste pipe
Slide the waste hose over the PVC
connector.
4. Connect hose to inlet combination
Create a u-bend (or loop) in the hose
and connect it to the funnel of the inlet
combination. The u-bend will create a
water lock to block smells from the waste
pipe. As the water is being heated, the
inlet combination will release drips of
water into the grey funnel. The open funnel
is required to prevent pressure build-up.
Connecting waste
The water in the Quooker tank expands as it heats up. This causes the pressure in the tank to
increase with the advantage that the temperature of the water in the tank exceeds its normal
boiling point and the water leaves the tap already boiling. During heating, the inlet combination
discharges expansion water that ends up in the waste pipe via the supplied waste hose.
The drilling kit, also supplied, can be used to connect the hose to the waste pipe. Make the height
difference between the inlet combination and the connection to the waste pipe as large as
possible to prevent waste water from flowing back out of the funnel in the inlet combination.
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