Installation
All operations described in this chapter must only be carried out by
qualified staff. All electrical components described in this chapter apply to
400 volt machines. Recalculated electrical values apply to other voltages
(see technical data).
1. The Granule Gastro and Combi is delivered well packaged and placed on a pallet.
Remove the packaging so that the machine is left standing on the pallet. Undo the
fixing screws 8 pieces, remove the beams from front and back side. Lift the machine
from the front or back using a pallet truck now you can remove the beams at the
sides. Check that the machine is undamaged.
2. Place the machine in position and adjust the feet, use a spirit level to get the
machines in level.
Check that there is room for the hood to go up. Total height with the hood raised is
2400 +- 25 mm, depending on how feet have been set.
Never place anything on the hood.
3. Connect the hot water and cold water supplies. This connection is located on the
back of the machine – see the Overview diagram on page 7 – and is marked red. Use
flexible connecting hoses with an internal diameter of no less than 9 mm. Take care
to ensure that you have at least an extra 500 mm of hose so that you can move the
machine forwards for servicing. Incoming water must be at a pressure of 1-6 bar
when the solenoid valve is open. If the water pressure is in excess of 6 bar, a relief
valve should be installed.
4. Connect the drain pipe on the right to the drain. The drain capacity should be 100
litres/minute. Place the valve in open position (shown by symbols on the side plate).
Connect a plastic pipe, Ø32 mm, between the hole in the bottom plate and the drain.
See the installation drawings on page
9. The drain capacity must be at least 100 litres/minute. The machine should not be
placed directly over a floor drain. It is important for the drain to be accessible for
cleaning.
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