Dometic GROUP Waeco MagicComfort MSH300 Instrucciones De Montaje Y De Uso página 24

Installing the seat heater
Preparing the seat
➤ Remove all plastic panelling from the seat to ensure the fastening of the
cover fabric can be reached.
➤ Separate the backrest from the seat (fig. 7, page 4 and fig. 8, page 4).
➤ Open the seat cover on the seat surface.
The cover fabric is usually tucked into a seam on the frame with a wide
cardboard strip or metal wire.
➤ Remove the fasteners using a screwdriver and pliers (fig. 9, page 4 and
fig. 0, page 4).
➤ Remove any upholstery staples or cross braces (fig. a, page 4).
➤ Open the cover of the backrest in the same way.
Preparing the heating elements
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NOTICE!
Insulate all the trimmed ends with the insulating material supplied
to prevent a short circuit.
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NOTE
 You can cut the heating elements to the required length and
shorten the lengths of the two conductor paths.
 You can cut out a section of the heating element in the area of
the anchoring grooves on the seat or the backrest. Make sure
the cut-out sections are only made between the two conductor
paths (fig. 5, page 3).
 Do not cut the mat lengthways, otherwise it will not be heated
in the area of the incision (fig. 5, page 3).
 The heating surface on the backrest only needs to extend
approx. 30 – 35 cm above the seat, as the driver only leans
against this area when sitting normally (fig. 6, page 3).
➤ Place the heating elements on the seat and backrest.
➤ If there are anchoring grooves in the seat or the backrest, mark these
areas on the heating elements.
➤ Mark the required lengths. Take into account the depth of the anchoring
grooves, if present. The heating element is inserted in these anchoring
grooves.
➤ Trim the heating element to the required length.
➤ Customise the cut-out sections as required.
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