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NOTE: It may be necessary to expand the drain
hole for installation flange fastening disposer.
Equipment for extending the drainage hole is
purchased separately.
3. DISASSEMBLY OF THE ASSEMBLY UNIT
• Turn over the assembly (Fig.4.1) and loosen the
three fixing screws (1) The access to the ring (2).
• Disconnect the retaining ring from the flange
with a screwdriver. Now the assembly unit can be
disassembled.
4. ATTACHING THE FIXING ASSEMBLY TO WASH-
ING Fig.5.1.
1. Install one or two rubber gaskets (2) under the
washing flange (1). Make sure that The drainage
hole is not clogged, and set to flange washer/
gasket. In order to The flange of the sink became in
place, you need to crush it with a heavy load. (To
avoid scratches, use a towel as a lining.)
2. Put the second rubber part on the bottom of
the kitchen sink a gasket (2), a cardboard gasket
(optional) (3) and a metal support ring (4) (flat side
up).
3. While holding the second rubber gasket,
cardboard padding (optional) and a metal support
ring, put the mounting ring (5) on the flange of the
sink so that it aligned with the support ring.
4. Pressing tightly to the bottom of the sink
rubber gasket, cardboard gasket, support ring and
mounting ring, slide the snap ring (7) onto the
flange of the sink so that it snaps into the flange
groove.
5. Tighten the three fixing screws (6) to The fixing
assembly was tight and evenly pressed to the sink.
5. CLEANING THE DRAIN PIPE
If you do not clean the drain pipe, it can clog.
1. Remove the water trap. (Fig.6.1)
2. Using a cleaner, remove all solid precipitation in
the horizontal part of the drainage pipes, moving
with side of the siphon towards the main pipe.
IF THE DISHWASHER WILL NOT BE CONNECTED TO
THE DISPOSER, GO TO PART 7 OF THIS INSTRUCTION
6. CONNECTING THE DISHWASHER MACHINES
AND TRANSFER CONNECTION
If the sink is full of liquid it can be discharged into
the disposer through the inlet in its upper parts.
(Fig. 7.2)
On all models inside the intake pipe there is
partition. The partition must be removed (Fig. 7.1).
REMOVING THE PLATE/ PARTITION
1. Place the disposer on one side and place it
screwdriver into the connection for the dishwasher,
pushing it until it will not rest against the partition
in the end of the branch pipe.
2. With several blows of the hammer, knock out the
septum in the branch pipe (Fig. 7.1).
3. Remove the embossed partition from the disposer
bowl. If necessary to connect the dishwasher, then
it should be connected to the inlet of the overflow
outlet pipes To connect to the overflow inlet,
remove the exhaust pipe cover by unscrewing the
cover (Fig. 7.3).
7. CONNECTING THE DISPOSER TO THE FIXING
UNIT ATTENTION!
To avoid injury, follow the so that during the
removal and installation of a part Your body was
not under the disposer; during the installation it is
possible to drop it.
Remove any objects from the grinding chamber
product before installing it on the sink.
1. Install the product in such a way that provide
easy access to the restart button engine located in
the lower part of the body. Do not block this place
with any objects.
2. Place the disposer with three mounting loops
(1) into the sliding position by mounting rails (2).
(Fig.8.1)
3. Lift the disposer, insert the top end (installation
gasket) in the mounting and turn the setting ring to
the right (with a wrench or adjustable pliers) until
the mounting loops are fixed (3) with respect to the
mounting rails (Fig. 8.2).
Make sure that all three mounting loops are locked.
Disposer is installed.
4. Run water into the sink, then check the
connections for leaks.
5. Insert the noise absorbing screen into the drain
hole flat side up. (Fig.8.3)
8. CONNECTING THE OUTLET PIPE
To the DRAIN PIPE ATTENTION!
• It is recommended to wear protective goggles
when installing the disposer.
• For all models, the drain pipe is connected using a
screw connection (Fig. 9.2).
• Use a sanitary sealant only for connecting the
flange of the sink with the disposer.
Do not use sealants for threaded pipe connections
or anaerobic screwed sealants. They can damage
the product.
• Regularly check the disposer and fittings for
water leaks, since leaks water can cause damage to
property.
The manufacturer is not responsible for damage to
property as a result of water leaks.
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