Olsberg CTSC 14/522 Instrucciones De Montaje página 29

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Insert the channelled bricks using the guide
plates provided (Fig.6), first the SP19 or SP29,
then the channelled bricks from SP39 or SP40.
You will find the number and type of storage brick
packs in the section "Technical Data".
Insert the heating elements into the rows of slots
in the storage core. Push the ends of the heating
elements towards the heater middle. Push the
ends through the slots in the side-wall insulation
mats. Push the heating elements downwards so
that the connecting tongues sit between the
channel brick and side insulation mat.
Place the cover bricks on to the channel bricks
over the heating elements. Remove the guide
plates.
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Push the insulation around the heating element
ends back in. Push the oval insulating washers
provided (in the bag with the wall-fixing screw)
into the insulation over the ends of the heating
elements and twist them such that they are firmly
positioned behind the inside panel (Fig.7).
5
Fit the top insulation mats tightly onto the cover
bricks. Make sure that the seam of the lower in-
sulation mat faces forward and the seam of the
upper mat faces the rear (Fig.8).
Make certain that the core sensor does not
get pulled out of its sleeve.
6
On the left-hand side of the heater, plug the pig-
tail leads onto the flat connector of the tubular
heating element.
On the right-hand side of the heater, plug the pig-
tail leads from the thermal cut-out onto the flat
connector of the tubular heating element.
Please refer to and follow the circuit diagram.
This is located in this manual and on the inside of
the right-hand side panel.
7
See the following chapter for information on the
electrical connection. Please take care to ensure
that, when laying the feed cables, the internal ca-
bles and the leads of the main supply cables
cannot be externally accessed through the side
ventilation slots.
8
The heater is then re-assembled as described in
Part 1, but in reverse order. When mounting the
right-hand side panel make sure that the fluff filter
does not get jammed so that it can be changed
without problem at a later date (see "Care and
Maintenance").
Fig.6
Fig.7
Upper insulation mats
Seam
Front panel
Fig.8
Rear panel
Seam
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