Triron KAHO, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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Manual mixer shower
9
Hot entry
inlet
Cold entry
inlet
At least 130 mm
Outlet to
bulkhead
• The separation between pipe inlets needs to
be at least 130mm
(fig.11) . Allow a degree
of play in the incoming pipework to aid
when fitting the valve.
• Offer the valve to the wall, centralise and
mark the two locating holes.
• Drill and plug the holes (use an appropriate
masonry drill, but if the wall is plasterboard or
a soft building block use special wallplugs and
a suitable drill bit).
Important: The mixer valve needs to be
supported. It is recommended that when fitting the
mixer, the installer builds in a batton or noggin to
support the valve
(fig.12)
.
The information regarding how to accomplish
this is beyond the scope of this fitting book.
• Offer the mixer up to the locating holes and
secure using the screws provided.
• Complete the pipework to the mixer valve
marking off the length to enter the straight
couplers (not supplied) or similar.
Note: Enough free play must be left in the
pipework to allow withdrawal from the
compression fittings.
• DO NOT secure the incoming pipes within
2 metres of the shower mixer.
• Remove the mixer and cut the pipes to length.
• Refit the mixer to the wall. Slide the inlet nut
and olives onto the supply pipes.
• Tighten the inlet nuts to the straight couplers
and tighten the wall screws.
Fig.11
Fig.12
Support batton or noggin