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- Page 1 INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLATION, USE AND ROUTINE MAINTENANCE TRESOR MODULO WASH UNIT 507_507P_507M...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ................................3 PREREQUISITES ................................4 INTENDED USE ................................4 INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE ............................4 DEFINITION ..................................4 SAFETY ....................................4 ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS ............................5 MIXER SPECIFICATIONS ...............................5 THERMOSTATIC MIXER SPECIFICATIONS ......................5 TRANSPORT AND STORAGE ............................. 6 DIMENSIONS ..................................6 INSTALLATION SURFACE ..............................7 PREPARATION ..................................9 WASH UNIT ATTACHMENT ............................9 BASIN ASSEMBLY .................................10 DRAIN ASSEMBLY ................................12 FLOOR DRAIN ................................13... -
Page 3: Introduction
INTRODUCTION Thank you for purchasing a Pietranera product. We are certain you will be fully satisfied with your choice. Pietranera products are manufactured according to strict quality standards using only the best compo- nents. The operation and safety of each wash unit were tested in painstaking detail before shipment. -
Page 4: Prerequisites
PREREQUISITES The following requirements must be observed for a correct and safe installation of the equipment: 1) The floor must comply with DIN 1055 B 1.3 and DIN 18560 T 1. 2) The electrical system must comply with CEI 64.4 standards, using 250V/16A differential protection conductors (<30mA). -
Page 5: Electrical Specifications
ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS Rated Rated Rated power Intermittent Wash unit model frequency operating mode voltage 3 min. ON Electric TRESOR MODULO Relax 220V ~ ±10% 50/60 Hz 220VA 5 min. OFF Code 507P TRESOR MODULO Jet Massage 8 min. ON 220V ~ ±10% 50/60 Hz 250VA Code 507M... -
Page 6: Transport And Storage
TRANSPORT AND STORAGE The packages must be transported on closed vehicles. Do not drop or tilt packages during loading and unloading. The products must be stored in a dry, indoor place, stacking up to three packages on top of each other and without drastic temperature changes. Environmental conditions for transport and storage •... -
Page 7: Installation Surface
INSTALLATION SURFACE WARNING: Open the side panel before fixing the wash unit in a side-by-side arrangement with a side drain. Plant layout 1 = Hot 3/8" (1/2" thermostatic mixer) 2 = Cold 3/8" (1/2" thermostatic mixer) 3 = ø 40 mm drain 4 = Electrical cable outlet (where required) Cord 3X1 (1500 mm) - 220/240 V - 50 Hz/60 Hz Important note The grey areas delimit the space available for installation. - Page 8 INSTALLATION SURFACE min. 600 min. 560 Dimensions in mm. INSTRUCTIONS 1 = Determine the height of the wall drain from the ground. 2 = Open the rear wash unit casing. 3 = Locate the pre-existing slot on the inside of the shoulder and drill a centring hole at the detected height.
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Page 9: Preparation
INSTALLATION Preparation 1) Remove the packaging leaving the wash unit mounted on the pallet so that it is easier to transport. Remove the wash unit protections and any accessories contained in the packaging itself. 2) Position the wash unit and mark the fi xing points (Fig. 2). Drill holes for the anchor bolts. Fixing the wash unit WARNING: Prepare the holes for the drain and electrical power supply, if applicable before fi xing the wash units, either in side-by-side arrangement or with side drain. - Page 10 3) Place the two nylon discs supplied (1) under the base of the wash unit and fix it to the floor with the anchor bolts suitable for the type of material of which the floor is made using the four holes provided for the purpose. 2 (X2) SIDE ARMREST ASSEMBLY 1 - Use a cutter to open the existing...
- Page 11 CENTRAL ARMREST ASSEMBLY 1 - Use a cutter to open the existing slots for lateral installation on both sides of the middle armrest. 2 - Insert the M8 dowels into the holes drilled in the armrest until an external height of 30 mm is reached. 3 - Assemble the central armrest to the armchair module and tighten the nuts with washers.
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Page 12: Basin Assembly
BASIN ASSEMBLY 1) Place the basin (1) over the column. Carefully tightening the 4 screw nut. Instructions for Installation, Use and Maintenance... - Page 13 2) Get the mixer body tubes through the collar. 3) Tighten the longest flexible tube of the mixer unit to the fork. 4) Tighten all the components. Instructions for Installation, Use and Maintenance...
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Page 14: Drain Assembly
DRAIN ASSEMBLY Mount the drain onto the washbasin As shown in the figure. 1) Grid 2) Tightening screw 3) Stainless steel drain body 4) Plastering 5) Washbasin 6) Gasket 7) Draining cup 8) OR Gasket 9) Extensible - flexible drainage pipe Min 430 - Max 1300 mm Instructions for Installation, Use and Maintenance... -
Page 15: Floor Drain
INSTALLATION Floor drain WARNING: The water connection may only be carried out by qualified technicians Open the side panel (Point 2) if the installation requires infeed of the power supply from the wall or in a side-by-side arrangement. 1) Install the water unit using ø 3/8" hydraulic connections (1/2" if thermostatic). It is advisable to provide a gate valve upstream of each fitting. -
Page 16: Wall Drain
INSTALLATION Wall drain WARNING: The water connection may only be carried out by qualified technicians Open the side panel if the installation requires a power supply inlet from the wall or in a side-by-side arrangement. 1) Opening the side panel 1 = Determine the height of the wall drain from the ground 2 = Open the rear wash unit casing. -
Page 17: Electrical Connection
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION WARNING: The electrical connection may only be carried out by qualified technicians Check that the electrical system complies with Points 2 and 4 of the PREREQUISITES on page 4. It is advisable to provide an automatic switch and disconnector to cut off power to the wash units at any time. -
Page 18: Testing
TESTING Once the connection has been established, test all the functions of the equipment, preferably with a person sitting in the chair: - footrest all up - footrest all down - full cycle of the massage function - cold water (mixer all open with the lever all to the left) - hot water (mixer all open with the lever all to the right) - drain (partially fi ll the basin, remove the cap and drain, repeat operation two or three times). -
Page 19: Relax Controls
RELAX CONTROLS Keypad for operating the electric footrest (1) This keypad can be used to activate the device for adjusting the wash unit footrest. Foot pedal (optional) for operating the electric footrest (2) This foot pedal can be used to activate the device for adjusting the wash unit footrest. Press the button to move the footrest down Press the button to move the footrest up Relax control panel D6510060... -
Page 20: Jet Massage Controls
JET MASSAGE CONTROLS Keypad for operating the jet massage (1) This keypad can be used to activate the device for adjusting the wash unit footrest and massage. Foot pedal (optional) for operating the jet massage (2) This foot pedal can be used to activate the device for adjusting the wash unit footrest and massage. LED indicator for massage in operation Press the button to turn the massage function on/o Press the button to move the footrest up... -
Page 21: Routine Maintenance
ROUTINE MAINTENANCE Chair - Check the wear condition of the chair every month. - Check that the side armrests are fi rmly attached and secure (1) every six months. - Clean and lubricate moving parts every six months. Washbasin unit - Check every two months that there are no water leaks under the washbasin which could damage the base and the wash unit equipment. -
Page 22: Washbasin Unit
ROUTINE MAINTENANCE Washbasin unit - Check the tightness of the oscillating system every two months and, if necessary, tighten the two nuts (2) that adjust the stiffness of the movement of the washbasin to achieve the right friction by turning them clockwise. -
Page 23: Electrical Functions
• If the power cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, a technical assistance technician or qualified personnel to prevent hazards. IDENTIFICATION OF THE EQUIPMENT Always quote the serial number when communicating with the manufacturer or service centres. PIETRANERA Srl Via Masaccio 2 42124 Reggio Emilia ITALIA S.N. 00 00 00 00000 Mod. - Page 24 NOTE Instructions for Installation, Use and Maintenance...
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