Dyson AB09 Guia De Instalacion página 77

• Position the tap and centre over the sink as illustrated. Mark
the position.
• Cut a hole to the correct size of 35mm in the work surface.
• Ensure the required electrical and mixed feed water supplies are
available for later connection.
2. Install tap.
• Surfaces must be dry prior to installation.
• Slide the thinner rubber seal on to the tap stem.
• Feed the tap stem and the attached water tube and communications
cable through the hole in the work surface. Ensure the thinner rubber
seal is seated under tap evenly and flat.
• Ensure tap is in the correct position above the sink.
• Slide the thicker rubber seal on to the tap stem.
• Slide the metal washer onto the tap stem.
• Screw the brass locking nut on to the tap stem, leaving a gap less
than or equal to 5mm between the metal washer and the brass
locking nut.
• Tighten the screws through brass locking nut into the metal washer,
until hand tight.
3. Install hose.
• Slide the hose up over the water tube and communications cable.
• Feed the water tube through the appropriate exit hole in the hose
duct as shown. Use pliers to gently pull the water tube through asfar as
the solid white line. Ensure the grommet on the water tube fits tightly
into the hose duct so that it is airtight.
• Feed the communications cable through the appropriate exit
hole as shown. Do not use pliers as this may damage the electrical
connections. Ensure the grommet on the cable fits tightly into the hose
duct so that it is airtight.
• Screw the upper hose collar onto the tap stem so that it is hand tight.
4. Select backplate position.
• Remove the electrics cover and the water pipe cover using a T15 Torx
screwdriver (see steps 9, 12)
• The backplate can be positioned in one of three ways: vertical,
or 90° horizontal left or right. Clearance from the floor should be a
100mm minimum.
• Position the backplate so the hose can reach it.
• Mark the location of the backplate on the wall with a pencil. Use the
backplate to mark the locations for the (4) fixing points.
CAUTION: Do not use the backplate as a guide when drilling. Ensure
no pipe work (gas, water, air) or electrical cables, wires or ductwork
are located directly behind the drilling/mounting area.
• Drill holes in the wall.
Cable entry
Cable entry can be either from the base or from the wall directly into
the back of the unit via the rear cable entry point. Decide which before
you start.
If choosing the cable entry option through the base, use pliers to
carefully nip out the premarked break-out panel on the base of the
backplate. File the edges of the break-out section smooth.
5. Secure the backplate to wall.
NOTE: If cable entry is to be directly into the backplate from the wall,
pull through the electrical cable before securing the backplate to
the wall.
• Secure the backplate to the wall using the appropriate fixings.
Do not use countersunk screws.
• Do not use sealant when fixing the unit to the wall.
6. Connect water tube.
A. Remove the 2 screws that hold the solenoid in place.
B. Unclip and lift the solenoid out of place, and unclip the loom.
C. Cut the water tube to size at the dotted white line.
D. Slide the jubilee clip on to the water pipe.
E. Carefully attach the water pipe to the solenoid.
F. Clip the solenoid and loom back into place.
G. Secure the solenoid back into place with the 2 screws.
H. Tighten the jubilee clip.
7. Connect communications cable and hose.
A. Plug the communications cable in the hose into the connector in the
backplate as shown.
Check the orientation of the connector – the two tabs must be lined up.
B. Ensure the cable is correctly routed in the channel in the backplate
and check the grommet is still fitted tightly in the hose duct.
C. Clip the hose into the backplate.
8. Wire main electrical power cable.
WARNING: Risk of electric shock!
A. Connect the electricity supply using approved flexible or solid
conduit and electrical fittings.
Ensure that the flexible or solid conduit and wires are long enough to
connect to the backplate and the terminal block. Secure the live and
neutral wires into the corresponding terminal block locations. Verify
the connections are correct before proceeding.
B.Tighten the cable gland.
9. Install electrics cover.
• Secure the electrics cover onto the backplate as shown (using
the 6 fixings provided). Ensure no wires are trapped when securing
the cover.
• Check the grommet is still fitted tightly in the hose duct.
10. Connect the mixed water supply.
• Connect the isolated mixed water supply to the connection on
the backplate.
• Turn on the water.
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11. Check for leaks.
• Switch on.
• CALIBRATION CYCLE: Once the tap is installed above a sink, the
sensors need time to calibrate to the sink and surroundings. The tap
goes through a 30 second calibration cycle when first powered on
where the objects near to the sensors are analysed. It is essential that
during this time no objects or debris are left in the sink, and that you
do not try and activate the air or water. After 30 seconds you can use
as normal. If you have any issues with the sensors please switch the
machine off and back on again to repeat the calibration cycle.
• Place hand under sensor on tap to activate water flow.
• Inspect for leaks at the main water supply inlet and the water tube
connection to the tap.
12. Install water pipe cover.
Secure the water pipe cover on to the backplate as shown (using the
two screws provided).
13. Attach motor bucket.
• Hook the motor bucket onto the top of the electrics cover. Swing it
downwards so it clicks into place as shown. Push in securely.
• Test the unit for correct operation.
• To remove the motor bucket, press in the release catch at the bottom
and lift up.
Securing motor bucket to backplate (optional).
A. To remove the filter, gently use a screwdriver to release the tab on
the filter as shown.
B. Secure the motor bucket to the backplate using the security
screw supplied.
C. Connect filter.
Automatic duty flush
The unit is equipped with a fixed automatic water flush, which
activates for 60 seconds 24 hours after last use. This helps reduce
water stagnation and bacteria proliferation within the product. Please
ensure the unit is always installed over a functional basin with free and
connected drainage.
CAFR
1. Emplacement.
AVERTISSEMENT
Faire preuve de précaution lors du déballage des éléments. Ils peuvent
avoir des bords ou des coins pointus qui peuvent causer des coupures
ou des blessures.
REMARQUE : Le bouchon doit être retiré du lavabo.
REMARQUE : Ne pas placer le capteur orienté vers le bas du robinet
au-dessus d'une surface réfléchissante, comme le trou d'évacuation.
• Positionner le robinet de sorte à ce qu'il soit centré au-dessus du
lavabo conformément à l'illustration. Marquer l'emplacement.