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Take the silicone outlet tube (K) that carries the 98°C water
from the boiler to the tap and rough out the minimum
amount of pipe needed to red 3/8" x 8mm boiler outlet
connector (J) found on the boiler outlet.
Mark the desired minimum pipe length with a
permanent pen.
We recommend cutting the silicone outlet tube
(K) at least 50mm longer than the minimum mark.
According to the drawings (right) the silicone outlet tube
(K) must:
a) Not be excessively long, creating a "dead leg".
b) Not be too short (pipe is stretched).
c) Not be twisted or kinked when attached (creating a
blockage).
Cut the silicone outlet tube (K) to length cleanly and
squarely using a sharp craft blade or scissors or similar.
16. Firmly and fully push the silicone outlet tube (K) onto
the red 3/8" x 8mm boiler outlet connector (J)
Ensure the red 3/8" x 8mm boiler outlet
connector (J) stem is clean of dirt or grease with a clean
cloth, wetting the 8mm outlet stem with clean water
will ease attaching the silicone outlet tube (K)
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WARNING: Under no circumstance should you modify / permanently connect or tube
(K) with outlet connector (J), this connection is designed to break in the event of a fault
condition, blockage or installation error to prevent over pressurisation within the tank.
17. Connect the taps data connection lead (X4) to the
boiler data extension lead (R).
18. Use the Velcro cable straps supplied or similar to
loosely tether the data wire and extension (X4 & R)
to the flexible hose (Q), this will help keep the wires
out of the way and prevent accidental disconnection
or damage to the data wires.
19. Your boiler is now plumbed to the tap and the filter, plug the power cord into the mains outlet but do not
switch on the mains power outlet at this time.
20. Ensure any isolation valves to the tap and filter are now fully opened and check connections for leaks.
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