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Installation
The length of the overflow pipe can be adjusted by pulling apart or pushing together the
inner and outer overflow pipes.
Should you need to further reduce the length, pull the outer overflow out of the collet,
cut both the outer overflow pipe and the inner overflow pipe to the required length,
remove any burrs and assemble.
Ensure all calculations are correct before cutting pipes.
Remove the blanking plug(s) from the overflow assembly. Using PTFE tape fit the inlet
elbow(s).
Push the rubber seal onto the overflow/waste assembly, and from the outside push the
shaft through the bath overflow hole and hold in place.
Slide the overflow housing onto the waste assembly and push up until it meets the
bath, make sure that the slots for filling and overflow are on the underside. Secure
using the retaining nut and tighten (do not over tighten as this may damage the parts
and/or the bath).
Push the handle onto the assembly, with the small lever at the 12 o’clock position,
secure the handle using the grub screw in the underside and tighten with the supplied
hex key, push on the screw cover.
Connect to the supply pipe work.
Overflow/waste
assembly
Retaining nut
Rubber seal
Overflow
housing
Handle
Inlet elbow
Screw cover
Inlet elbow
Cable to pop
up waste
Inner overflow pipe
Outer overflow pipe
Collet
Shunt piece
Fit the other end of the extension cable into
the extension shunt piece.
Rotate the extension cable around to lock in
position.
Fit the other end of the original cable in to
the extension shunt piece using the same
procedure.
Installation - Extension cable
Shunt piece
Cover
Shunt piece
Junction box
Fit one end of the extension cable into the
operating lever, and fit the cable collar in
position, ensuring the cable does not foul
when engaged.
Refit the cover.
Extension cable junction box
Remove the cover from the junction box and
pullout the shunt piece.
Cable collar extension
