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Fig. 4
Preparing for installation of backplate
Remove the motor bucket from the
backplate by pressing the red release catch
at the bottom and lifting up as shown
in Fig. 4a. Store the motor bucket safely
until required.
Remove the water pipe cover and the
electrics cover from the backplate using a
Torx T15 screwdriver Fig. 4b and 4c. Store
them safely along with fixings until required.
Fig. 5
Backplate installation
The backplate can be positioned in one of
three ways: vertical, or 90° horizontal left or
right. Clearance from the floor should be a
100mm minimum see Fig. 5a.
Ensure that the backplate is positioned so
that the hose can be easily attached.
DO NOT place motor upside down with
hose pointing down, or position above the
Tap see Fig. 5b.
Mark the position of the backplate on
the wall.
Cable entry
Cable entry can be either from the base or
from the wall directly into the back of the
unit via the rear cable entry point. Decide
which before you start.
If choosing the cable entry option through
the base, use pliers to carefully nip out the
pre-marked break-out panel on the base of
the backplate. File the edges of the break-
out section smooth Fig. 5c.
Water entry
Water connection is made on the left hand
side of the backplate. The water connection
can not be rotated within the backplate
Fig. 5d.
Fig. 6
Backplate installation
If cable entry is to be directly into the
backplate from the wall, pull through
the electrical cable before securing the
backplate to the wall.
Secure the backplate to the wall using the
appropriate fixings Fig. 6.
Do not use countersunk screws.
Fig. 7
Connecting the sensor cable
Clip the grey hose into the backplate.
Plug the sensor cable in the hose into
the connector in the backplate as shown
in Fig. 7. Check the orientation of the
connector; the two tabs must be lined
up. Ensure the cable is correctly routed in
the backplate.
Fig. 8
Connecting the water tube
Cut the water tube to size at the dotted white
line as shown in Fig. 8a.
Slide the hose clip (supplied) on to the water
tube Fig. 8b.
Fig. 1
Position
Position the Tap over the centre of the basin
Fig. 1.
Cut a 35 mm diameter hole in the work
surface, if required.
Fig. 2
Tap installation
Slide the 1mm rubber seal on to the tap
stem Fig. 2a.
Feed the tap stem and the attached water
tube and communications cable through the
hole in the work surface. Ensure the 1mm
rubber seal is seated under the tap evenly
and flat.
Ensure tap is in the correct position above
the sink.
Slide the 3.5mm rubber seal on to the
tap stem.
Insert the screws into the brass locking ring
and tighten lightly to hold them in place.
Slide the metal washer on to the tap stem.
Screw the brass locking nut on to the tap
stem, leaving a gap less than or equal to
5mm between the metal washer and the
brass locking nut.
Tighten the screws through the brass locking
nut into the metal washer, until hand tight.
A= 1mm rubber seal
B= Tap stem
C= Water tube
D= Sensor cable
E= 3.5mm seal
F= Metal washer
G= Brass locking nut
H= 2 x screws
Fig. 3
Hose Installation
Slide the grey hose up over the water tube
and sensor cable Fig. 3a.
Feed the water tube through the left exit
hole in the hose duct as shown in Fig. 3b.
Use pliers to gently pull the water tube
through as far as the solid white line Fig. 3c.
Ensure the grommet on the water tube fits
tightly into the hose duct so that it is airtight
Fig. 3b.
Feed the sensor cable through the right exit
hole, pulling gently as you feed it through
Fig. 3b. DO NOT use pliers as this may
damage the electrical connections Fig. 3c.
Ensure the grommet on the cable fits tightly
into the hose duct so that it is airtight
Fig. 3d. Silicone grease may be used to
assist with the fitting.
Screw the upper hose collar on to the tap
stem so that it is hand tight Fig. 3e.
A= Grey hose
B= Water tube
C= Sensor cable
Step-by-step
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