INSTALLATION
Connecting the Drain Kit
1. Unscrew the plastic nut J from the connector at the top, rear of the machine. Keep the rubber washer K. 3. Push the free end of the hose through the threaded end of the nut and pull through so that the flange of the plastic elbow, at the other end of the hose is seated against the inside of the nut. 4. Insert the rubber washer K. 5. Screw the nut onto the connector on the back of the machine and position the elbow ensuring the nut is tight.
K J
Your dryer does not need to be installed adjacent to a drain.
It can be positioned up to 4m from the drain using the kit provided (this can be extended using additional hose if required). The small bore flexible outlet pipe can easily run behind existing units or along a skirting board. If in doubt, consult an experienced plumber.
Figure 1
50cm
The outlet drain hose may be routed through a wall, window or door frame. (The water can be re used if collected) see figures 1 and 2.
Caution: When discharging during cold periods ensure that the hose is protected from freezing in areas where the temperature will drop below 4�C. The hose must NOT be submerged in the discharged water a gap of at least 10cm must be left between the hose end and the surface of the water. 1. A 12mm hole can be drilled through the wall, window or door frame, not more than 1.5m from the dryer base. Check for pipes and wires before commencing drilling. 2. Feed outlet hose through the hole. 3. Fix outlet hose to the wall or skirting board with the clips supplied at 50cm intervals. When fixing outlet hose around corners, ensure a minimum radius of 10cm and fit two clips as shown in Figure 3. 4. Cut outlet hose to the length required. 5. Check that the pipe is not kinked.
Figure 2
1.5m 105 max.
Figure 4
Figure 3
Drain your dryer into a sink or bucket, Figure 4.
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1. Fix outlet hose to the wall or skirting board if required with the clips supplied at 50cm intervals. When fixing outlet hose around corners, ensure a minimum radius of 10cm and fit two clips as shown in Figure 3. 2. Cut outlet hose to the length required.
Connect your dryer to an unused sink drain outlet, see Figure 5.
If a blanking cap or plug is provided: 1. Remove cap/plug (1) and fit connector (2a) (not supplied). 2. Connect elbow (not supplied) (3a) to connector (2a). 3. Cut dryer hose (4) to length and insert into hole in plug. 4. After the first run check the installation for leaks. 5. If water appears under your dryer, check that the outlet hose is not kinked, blocked or frozen.
2a 3a
