Ambrell 8310 - 1.4 Assembly and Mounting

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Take these factors into consideration as you determine where to install your system:
 availability of water and drain
 availability of 3 AC power
Attach work head & water
 remove RF cover (dotted)
 insert ring-terminated cable pair from
workhead; secure two ring-terminated
connection at posts as labeled
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 tighten strain relief nut
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 insert RED tube from work head
 insert BLU tube from work head
 insert CLEAR tube from work head
 insert tubing for water outlet fully into
bottom port
 insert tubing for water inlet fully into
top port
 replace RF cover
…to remove tubing
 push in on retaining rings, pull out tubes
Work head mounting base options
Your work head has been fitted with a two-part
mounting insert, which elevates and insulates the bottom
of the unit from your metal tabletop or mounting fixture,
reducing the amount of secondary heating you might
experience under certain sustained operating conditions.
Secured with four M6 nylon screws, this base can be
utilized or omitted in your mounting scheme. To mount:
 remove nylon screws. Replace with four M6 stainless
steel screws long enough to pass through your
mounting surface and into the work head mounting base.
To prevent mounting screws from accidental contact with electrical componentry, use
screws which only thread into the mounting base up to 12.7 mm (0.5 in.).
Longer screws will damage equipment and pose an electrical hazard.