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1. Assembling the Oasis 1680
metal bed frame.
Open the box and lay the contents out
near the area you will be assembling
your wicking bed. Remove any protective
film from the pieces as you lay them out.
Place the screws in a small container or
bowl so as not to loose them.
Join 1 x left-side corner rail and 1 x right-
side corner rail to 1 x end rail (with the
short side facing out and the longer side
facing in) to one end rail and screw in
the 4 x self-tapping screws to secure the
rails.
You should now have a U-shaped rail.
Repeat the process to create a second
U-shaped rail.
Join the 2 x U-shaped rails using the
Joiner Inserts to form the base for the
Oasis 1680 bed.
Adjust the position of the inserts so that
the screw holes align and screw in the 4
x self-tapping screws.
Now turn the connected U-shaped rails
over so that you can see the channel
for the corner and wall panels. Locate
the corner panel with the hole for the
overflow pipe and position it (when
looking from the end of the bed) to the
base of the far left corner with the hole
closest to the bottom. Align the screw
hole in the corner panel and the
matching hole in the rail and insert the
self-tapping screw to secure.
Repeat for the opposite corner panel.
Insert the the end wall panel between
the 2 corner panels.
Place the end rail on top to keep the end
wall panel and the corner panel in the
correct position.
Insert the other 2 corner panels and
the end wall panel following the same
process as above.
Place 2 wall panels in position along one
side (Be mindful not to cover the panel
with the overflow hole). When
overlapping the panels ensure the grey
lip fits under the adjoining panel.
Now add the matching right and left side
bracket side rails and screw into position.
Place the connector rails in position and
secure them with screws
Gradually slide the side rail into position
over the top of the corner and wall panels
and once done align the screw hole in
the corner panel and the matching hole
in the rail and secure it with screws.
Then repeat at the other end.
Repeat the above to add the other side
rails.
2. Fitting the WaterUps
Liner Insert into the bed.
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Refer to the WaterUps
Liner Insert assembly guide for how to
install the reservoir liner. You can access
it by using the link or QR code on page 1.
Before placing the reservoir liner in the
base of the bed ensure that the base is
level and compacted and free from any
sharp objects such as stones.
Place the reservoir liner in the base
so that it sits inside the bottom railing,
making sure that the hole in the liner
for the overflow pipe lines up with the
hole in the bed wall.
Note: Although the WaterUps
Reservoir Liner Insert assembly guide
says to use Joiners, they are not really
needed for this wicking bed.
3. Adding the WaterUps
the inlet and overflow pipes.
Place a WaterUps
the liner near the overflow hole to work
out the correct position to attach the
overflow pipe to the cell.
After attaching the overflow pipe and
clicking it into position, add the rubber
washer to the overflow pipe and push in
until it abuts the liner.
Now carefully place the cell with the
overflow pipe in the base of the liner
positioning it so that the thread of the
overflow pipe protrudes from the
external wall of the bed frame. Slide
on the white spacer pipe and push it
through the hole in the steel frame until it
abuts the wall of the reservoir liner. Now
screw on the nut and secure tightly in
position.
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Reservoir
1680 Reservoir
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Cells plus
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cell in the base of
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