Dimplex Handyman Installation Instructions page 2

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Handyman
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UNPACKING AND IMPORTANT NOTICES / INSTALLATION
Contents
1 x Handwash Unit 6) Plumbers jointing compound should not be
1 x Swivel Arm and sprayhead
1 x Screw Pack
Specification 7) The outlet of your handwash acts as a vent
Power Rating: 2.7kW at 230V/3kW at 240V
Vented Open Outlet System
High Temperature cut-out: 55 O C + / 3 O C
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Electricity Supply~230-240V/50Hz
8) The sprayhead must be cleaned regularly
SECTION 1
Important
1) Installation must be carried out by a
suitably qualified person and conform with 9) The handyman heats water as it passes
IEE Regulations and National Water council
bylaws.
2) This Handwash unit is designed to be
connected to a 15mm cold water mains
supply.
Do not connect to a tank supply.
10) Not suitable for drinking water.
3) All plumbing connections must be
completed before making the electrical
connections. SECTION 2
Installation
4) The minimum recommended running
water pressure to which the Handwash
may be connected is 15lb/sq in (1 Bar) Plan the Installation carefully, before starting
running pressure at 8 litres per minute. any part of the installation.
The maximum static pressure
recommended is 150lb/sq in (10 bar). Use only the rising main, do not connect the
handwash unit to the down service from a
5) The Handwash unit must not be fitted cold water storage tank.
where it may be exposed to frost, for
example in an outdoor area. The The water supply pipe may enter the unit
handwash must not be used if suspected either from the bottom or the rear of the unit.
of being frozen. Frost damage is not
covered by the guarantee.
used. The use of compound invalidates the
guarantee.
and must NOT be connected to any form
of tap or fitting other than that supplied
with the unit.
to remove the scale and debris. If the
water becomes hot and you are unable to
obtain cooler water, check the spray head
for blockage.
through the unit. Water temperature may
therefore vary accordingly to changes in
water flow and temperature, which may
be affected by other water apparatus
operated in the building and seasonal
variations in incoming water temperature.