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ATTENTION!
The dimensions of plastic parts differ in a certain way when temperature
fluctuations occur. Do not mount the insulation when the temperature is
below 10 °C. Store under warm conditions beforehand when the outside
temperature is low.
6)
Pull the insulating collars e) over the neck flange cover.
Insert the hot water sensor into the upper bracket provided and
fasten using the screw.
Only tighten the screw until the sensor is flush to the cladding.
(Caution! The sensor may be damaged if the screw is tightened
to excess).
7)
Subsequent perforation of the covering and thermal insula-
tion for additional connections.
If further connections are required in addition to the standard
sleeves and stubs, these must be cut out using a pair of
compasses. The hole which is already present (see image)
can be used as a guide when making stub cut-outs.
8)
Lay the cladding down flat on the floor.
First make a circular cut-out in the polystyrene outer skin
and remove the cut out piece. Then cut out the foam or mat
material using a knife.
9)
Place the side panels (a) on the body of the cylinder congru-
ently according to the cylinder connections and the drilling
pattern for the stubs.
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10) Clip fastening: First insert the fastening strip on one side
until it fits into the last notch.
Then attach the 3 mounting aids (u-profiles) to the fastening
strip (spread evenly).
Following this, insert the opposite fastening strip into the first
notch. Lightly tap the side panels to help the remaining not-
ches of the fastening strips to snap into place (from top to
bottom).
11) Insert the flexible foam cover insulation.
12) Place the cover plate d) over the cladding.
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