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- Page 1 Connection fitting concealed pipe inter- rupter Instructions for Use Model Year built: 6161.86 from 02/1998 en_INT...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of contents Table of contents About these instructions for use Target groups Labelling of notes About this translated version Product information Standards and regulations Intended use 2.2.1 Areas of use Product description 2.3.1 Overview 2.3.2 Drinking water connection 2.3.3 Technical data Required accessories Handling... -
Page 4: About These Instructions For Use
This restriction does not extend to possible operating instructions. The installation of Viega products must take place in accordance with the general rules of engineering and the Viega instructions for use. -
Page 5: About This Translated Version
About these instructions for use About this translated version This instruction for use contains important information about the choice of product or system, assembly and commissioning as well as intended use and, if required, maintenance measures. The information about the products, their properties and application technology are based on the current standards in Europe (e. -
Page 6: Product Information
Intended use 2.2.1 Areas of use The concealed pipe interrupter connection fitting model 6161.86 is suit- able for Multiplex drain/overflows and for Rotaplex Trio drain/overflows. A corresponding rosette Visign RU1 model 6161.80 or Visign RU2 model 6161.89 is not included in the scope of delivery and must be pur- chased separately. -
Page 7: Product Description
To prevent the intrusion of non-drinking water into the drinking water pipelines, concealed pipe interrupters are installed between the mixer tap and an inlet. The Viega concealed pipe interrupters can be used as a safety mechanism, if the following points are ensured during installa-... -
Page 8: Technical Data
Product information 2.3.3 Technical data Dimensions of the concealed Ä Chapter 3.1.2 „Installation dimen- pipe interrupter connection fit- sions“ on page 10 ting Diameter of the pipelines 16 mm Thread size of the screw fittings ¾ inch Fig. 2: Flowthrough diagram 1 - Flowthrough (litres per minute) 2 - Flow pressure ( Δp / MPa) - Page 9 Product information The rosette Visign RU2, model 6161.89, is suitable for the top stem of the concealed pipe interrupter. Accessories for a pressure test If a pressure test is required, the insert with the membrane must be exchanged for the connecting piece shown here, model 6161.83. Mounting material and connection screw fittings Two screws are required for the fixing of the concealed pipe interrupter.
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Page 10: Handling
Handling 3 Handling Assembly information 3.1.1 Mounting conditions The following requirements exist for the mounting of a pipe interrupter: The pipe and line, in which the pipe interrupter is installed, are suit- able for the supply of drinking water. The tub fitting has been installed and the connection lines are acces- sible. -
Page 11: Required Tools And Materials
Handling ¾ ¾ 60-130 Fig. 4: Dimensional drawing pipe interrupter 3.1.3 Required tools and materials Tool The following tools are required for mounting: fine-toothed saw water pump pliers Material The following material must be available during mounting: concealed pipe interrupter DN20 mounting material rosette Assembly... - Page 12 Handling Fig. 5: Minimum installation height 150 mm Make sure that the pipe interrupter is installed at least 150 mm above the highest possible non-drinking water level. Note that the direction of flow must run from diagonal to vertical downwards. Make sure that the line does not continue to rise downstream from the pipe interrupter.
- Page 13 Handling To connect the water inlet: Seal the adapter elbow and twist into the connection of the mixer tap. Connect the pipe of the pipe interrupter with the adapter elbow. Mounting Connecting and tiling Push the union nut and clamping ring onto the water-bearing pipe. Push the narrow end of the screw fitting into the pipe as far as it will Push the free end of the screw fitting into the connection of the pipe interrupter.
- Page 14 Handling Screw the pipe interrupter tight with two screws (spanner size 4.5 up to 5). Encase the pipe interrupter and connection line in mortar. Tile the wall. Shortening the shaft top If the shaft top is too long: Shorten shaft top with a fine-toothed saw. Take care to shorten to the proper length.
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Page 15: Connecting The Tub Inlet
Handling Removing the protective plug If the shaft top does not need to be shortened and it has been deter- mined that there are no longer any impurities in the shaft top: Remove protective plug. Mounting the rosette Hold the rosette with the open side facing downwards. Mount the rosette onto the shaft top. -
Page 16: Cleaning And Maintenance
Handling Cleaning and maintenance Cleaning or replacing the insert and membrane NOTICE! Product damage due incorrect maintenance Limescale deposits can destroy or be detrimental to the functioning of the membrane in the insert of the pipe inter- rupter and must therefore be removed. If the insert and the membrane in the pipe interrupter are either not or incor- rectly cleaned, then the product's functionality may be restricted or destroyed. - Page 17 Handling Carefully rinse the insert. Large amount of limescale and contamination Use a new insert (model 6161.82). Installation after cleaning Hold the cleaned or new insert with multigrip pliers and insert into the casing of the pipe interrupter from the front. Connection fitting concealed pipe interrupter 17 from 18...
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Page 18: Disposal
Handling Re-mount the rosette. Cleaning the rosette The rosette can be cleaned by every user, if necessary. The rosette may only be cleaned using mild cleaning agents containing soap and a soft cloth. Scouring milk and cleaning agents or disinfectants containing the fol- lowing ingredients may not be used: alcohol ammoniac...
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