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Galaxy Aqua 4000 Manual de instruções de instalação

Wall and tighten the screws. Tighten all

plumbing connections and check the

pipework for leaks.

SECTION

ELECTRICAL CONNECTION

Warning! This appliance must be earthed

ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Nominal Power

rating at 240v

rating at 230v

7.5kW -(32A MCB rating)

6.9kW -(32A MCB rating)

8.5kW -(40A MCB rating)

7.8kW -(40A MCB rating)

9.5kW -(40A MCB rating)

8.7kW -(40A MCB rating)

10.5kW -(45A MCB rating)

9.6kW -(45A MCB rating)

The shower unit must be permanently

connected to the electricity supply, direct

from the consumer unit via a double pole

linked switch with a minimum contact gap

of 3mm. The switch must be readily

accessible and clearly identifiable and out

of reach of a person using a fixed bath or

shower tray, unless the switch is cord

operated. The wiring must be connected

to the switch without the use of a plug or

socket outlet.

The cable size required is determined by

the kW rating of the shower and the

distance between the shower and the

consumer unit. The table below will help

you choose the correct cable for your

installation, but it will depend upon the

precise circumstances of the installation. If

you are in any doubt consult an electrician.

NOMINAL

MIN RATING OF

FUSE

MAX CABLE

RATING

AT 240v

ISOLATING

RATING

SWITCH

6mm

7.0

29.10amps

30 amps

29m

7.5

31.25amps

40 amps

27m

8.0

33.33amps

40 amps

25m

8.5

35.41amps

40 amps

23m

9.5

39.58amps

40 amps

21m

10.5

43.75amps

45 amps

18m

The incoming cable should be hidden.

Connect the live cable to the terminal

marked L.

Connect the neutral cable to the terminal

marked N.

Connect the earth cable to the terminal

marked E on the back plate.

IMPORTANT

Ensure that the terminal block screws are

fully tightened and that no cable insulation

is trapped under screws,

Ensure the cable clamp is used to secure

the cable.

The earth continuity conductor of the

electrical installation must be effectively

connected to all exposed metal parts of

other appliances and services in the room

in which the shower unit is installed to

confirm with IEE regulations.

SECTION

FITTING THE COVER INTO

POSITION

NOTE: It is necessary to align the 'D' flat

on the reverse side of the Power Selector

and Temperature knobs with their opposite

control spindles before the cover is located.

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Secure the cover with the two fixing screws

provided.

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IMPORTANT: Turn the flow control knob

anti clockwise until the valve is fully

open before switching on the unit. This

will ensure a fast fill up of the unit when

RUN

the shower is first switched on.

10mm

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48m

Switch on the power to the shower unit at

44m

42m

the consumer unit and the double pole

38m

switch.

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30m

Remove the shower head from the flexible

hose and point to waste.

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Press the uppermost COLD power selector

button, this action will also activate the

internal solenoid valve turning the water On.

Let the water flow through the shower unit

to release any air which may be in the

system and fill the shower unit with water.

IMPORTANT: The shower unit must be

full of water before heat settings are

used.

Switch the shower unit OFF by pressing

the STOP button.

The water will continue flow for a few

seconds when the STOP button is pushed.

This hot water flushing out program is

called 'Phased Shutdown' ensuring that

anyone stepping into the shower

immediately after use does not have a an

unpleasantly hot start to their shower.

Re-fit the shower head to the flexible hose.

Your shower is now ready to use.

We recommend that you allow your

shower to reach a stable temperature

before you commence showering.

SECTION

RISER RAIL & SOAP DISH

FITTING INSTRUCTIONS

TIPS

A piece of insulating or masking tape

applied to the wall before marking out the

fixing holes will help stop the drill from

wandering, particularly on tiled surfaces.

When working near a basin or bath, insert

the plug in the waste fitting so that small

parts cannot be lost. Take care not to drop

accessories or tools into basin or bath.

CAUTION

Check there are no hidden cables or pipes

before drilling holes for wall plugs. Exercise

great care when using power tools near

water. The use of a residual current device

(RCD) is recommended.

1. Establish position for the

riser rail, and mark the wall for

the lower mounting bracket.

Make allowances for the tallest

person likely to use the shower

regularly.

2. Use a No 10/5.5mm masonry

drill to make a hole 35mm deep,

and fit the wall plug.

(NB some

wall constructions may require the

use of alternative types of wall

Screw the lower bracket

fixings).

base to the wall.

3. Locate the crimped end of

the riser rail (Figure 4) into the

mounting bracket, then fit the

upper bracket. Ensure the rail is

vertical, then mark the wall for

the fixing.

4. The crimped end of the riser

rail.

NOTE If it is necessary to

shorten the rail, use a junior

hacksaw to cut the excess material

from the plain end of the rail.

5. The three components that

comprise the Handset Height

Adjuster assembly are produced

with alphabetical 'A's and 'B's

moulded into the end section of

each part. Simply just match the

letter identification of each part with the central

piece i.e. 'A' to 'A' and 'B' to 'B' for correct

assembly.

6. With the showerhead height

adjuster lever set a 3 o'clock

and the showerhead holder in

the upright position, slide the

assembly onto the rail. Tighten

to the rail by turning the lever.

7. To lock the Handset Height

Adjuster at your chosen position

on the rail. Turn the lever up

right. This action is also used for

holding the showerhead at the

angle required.

8. Re-assemble the rail and

screw the upper mounting

bracket in place.