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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION
Step6:
DRAIN LINE
CONNECTION
1
2
If the end of drain hose does not fit to
the drain
line,
use a
piece
ofrubber
connector(not
supplied)
that must be
resistant to heat and
detergent
and
may
be obtained from a
plumbing shop.
There are 2
typical
connections as
shown
in
Figure
A,
B.
The recommended methods of drain hose
connection must be adhered to
within
the
areas of
Water
Board
Authority.
Several
other
options
are
commonly
used outside
this area and local council or
plumbers
should be able to
advise
of these.
The
"S"
trap spigot
must be drilled out
cleanly
and free of obstruction to its
maximum internal
diameter,
if used for
drainage.
To
prevent siphoning,
one of the
following
instruction methods must be
followed:
When
the
drainage
hose is connected to a
sink "s"
trap
or
waste
disposal
unit,
the
hose must be
looped up
to the underside
of the bench
top
and secured.
When
the drain hose is connected to a
separate
stand
pipe,
it is essential that an
air
tight
connection is made.
Refer to
Fig.B
Drain Hose Extension
Extend drain Hose as
shown below.
300 mm Min.
Drain Hose
Water
Hose
Power
Cord
Radius 40mm min
770 mm Min.
1000 mm Max.
770mm Min. / 1000 mm Max. 300 mm Min.
Air
Tight
Connection
Standpipe
40 mm
diametre
min.
Radius
40 mm
Min.
300 mm Min.
770 mm Min. / 1000 mm Max.
Sink
200 mm Max.
Copper pipe
Ø20mm
flared
at
drain hose
and
other
end
if
required
Radius
40 mm
Min.
Drain hose
extension
or 16-20mm inside
Ørubber
hose able
to withstand
90˚C
hot water
Fig.
A
Fig.
B :
Drainage
connection
-
stand
pipe.