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Page 10 of 16 802261 - Residential HT- CO Installation Instructions - March 2016 - V3.00
Typical Cut out
procedure
1.
Mark out and cut the
air inlet and door outlet
holes as shown
2.
Ensure the air inlet
vent and air outlet
vent are positioned at
opposite ends of the
same cupboard space.
3.
Fit the inlet vent, as shown and secure with 5 screws
4.
If required, fit the outlet vent, as shown in the hottest part (top) of the cupboard and secure with 4
screws
Ventilation
Cool air IN
Warm air
OUT
Airflow through the cupboard
Cutout deatils
Air inlet vent position
B
D
Door outlet vent
1.
Drill four pilot holes
12mm dia.
2.
Finish the cutout using
a jig saw and keyhole
or Wall Board saw
If the air flow, using the silicon door buffers, is insufficient, it will be necessary to fit a standard HydroTap vent
kit, which ensures heat dissipation through natural convection via installed vents.
For high use applications, where the cupboard space temperature is near 35°C, or higher, the inlet vent
(See Item B below) and silicon buffers, need to be fitted. If the airflow is still insufficient to maintain normal
operating temperatures then the door outlet vent (See item D below) will need to be fitted.
Alternatively a fan kit may be installed, using the AUX din plug of the right hand side of the appliance
(Contact your local service centre for availability).
Note: The vent kit has to be installed in a way that allows air to be drawn in from the bottom of the cupboard
and expelled through the top of the cupboard. Therefore placement of the outlet vent should be towards the
top of the door or on the side of the cupboard.
2.2 The following instructions are critical if there is insufficient cupboard air
circulation.
Cutout details
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