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ORIGINAL VA C U S W E E P
®
SWEEP INLET VA LV E
I N S TA L L ATION INSTRUCTIONS
Connection from
Below:
Refer to Figure 48.
1. Turn the power to the vacuum unit OFF.
Measure distance (X) between the kickplate
face and the inside edge of the cabinet. The
add 2 3/4” to the measured distance. See Figure
48-1. Measure out the new distance (X+2 3/4”)
from the cabinet door, to the reference mark.
2. Drill a small reference hole straight down
through to the basement. See Figure 48-2.
Locate the reference hole in the basement and
verify that there are no obstructions within
2 inches of either side and 4 inches behind.
3. Cut a 2 1/2” diameter hole from the basement up
into the base of the counter using the
reference hole as a center. See Figure 48-3.
4. Using the reference hole as a center, cut a
2 3/8” high x 6 5/8” wide rough opening in the
kickplace face. See Figure 48-4.
5. Glue the long socket of the tight elbow (part no.
765504) onto a section of 2” central vacuum
pipe. Make the terminal connections to the
VacuSweep
®
Sweep Inlet Valve by sliding the low
voltage wire into wire clips. Turn the power to
the vacuum unit on to test the connection.
After successful completion of the test, turn
power to the vacuum unit OFF. Wrap a piece
of wire/string around the pipe. Using the
wire/string to temporarily hold the pipe and
elbow in place, insert the VacuSweep
®
Sweep
Inlet Valve into the cabinet base and elbow.
DO NOT glue this connection (Designed for
friction fit). See Figure 48-5.
6. Remove the wire/string. With the door in an
open position, secure the VacuSweep
®
Sweep
Inlet Valve to the cabinet base using #6 screws.
See Figure 48-6. Ensure that the spring on the
electrical connector has 1/8” clearance to
rough opening. Continue with remainder of cen-
tral vacuum connections. When the vacuum
system is complete, turn the power to the vacuum
unit on.
FIGURE 48
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