InSinkErator Steamin' Hot H-770 Installation, Care And Use page 5

NOW, LET'S MOUNT THE TANK
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A
Mount the tank on either a back
or side wall. Start by holding
tank up and making sure the tubes
reach it. When you have decided
where you want to mount the tank,
mark the position of the top of the
tank on the wall with a pencil. Allow
sufficient space for drain screw
access.
LET'S MAKE THE FINAL PLUMBING CONNECTIONS
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Flow restriction
Make sure all bends in the tubes are
smooth and unkinked before you pro-
ceed. All connections are compression
fittings, so don't use any sealant com-
pound. Make the fittings snug, but don't
overtighten. Do not extend the two water
lines to the tank beyond the 16" (40cm)
provided.
B
Next, connect the remaining unattached
copper tube the same way to the fitting
at the back of the unit.
B
Position the metal mounting
bracket about one inch (25mm)
below the mark on the wall and
attach it through the slots with the
two screws provided. The use of (2)
#8 plastic anchors (not provided) is
recommended for mounting screws in
any material other than wood.
CAUTION
C
to adjust the bracket, if necessary.
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C
Finally, use a pliers to connect the clear
plastic tube to the remaining unconnect-
ed fitting on the tank using the hose clamp
provided.
Hang the tank on the bracket. There is room
CAUTION
Product damage
Do not connect electric power until
tank is filled with water (step 9).
Failure to do so may damage heating
element or thermal safety fuse and
will void your warranty.
A
Two copper tubes remain
unconnected. Attach the tube with the
larger diameter to the fitting in the
center of the tank exactly the way you
attached the tube in step 5.
Nuts and ferrules for both unconnect-
ed copper tubes are in the plastic bag
in your dispenser kit.
Note: The clear
plastic tube in
Step C is a vent
line. Insure it is
not twisted or
obstructed.