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1. FIT DIVERTER ASSEMBLY SEALS
Apply suitable lubricant to the two
Diverter Assembly Seals (supplied
loose) then fit to the end of the boiler
flue pipe noting the correct orientation.
The seals MUST be fitted as shown with
the outer surface sloping away from the
end of the pipe to allow the Diverter
Assembly to push over the seals.
2. FIT SPLIT RING-NUT
Fit the Split Ring-nut by pulling open the split and pushing the
nut over the pipe. Ensure the threaded end is facing towards the
seals.
3. FIT & SECURE DIVERTER ASSEMBLY
Lubricate the inside of the Diverter Assembly ‘B’ then push the
assembly onto the end of the pipe and over the 2 seals. Use the
Split Ring-nut to force the seals into the assembly ensuring that
they remain flat on the pipe.
Tighten the Ring-nut into the assembly ensuring the assembly is
tight onto the end of the pipe and that the seals are well
compressed. The Diverter Assembly should be firmly attached
to the pipe when complete.
4. ADJUST DIVERTER ASSEMBLY
Turn the 90° bend on the Diverter Assembly ‘B’ around
to 45°, pointing towards the wall. If necessary, adjust the
position of the rubber dresser on the Diverter Assembly
in order to ensure a good weather seal.
5. ASSEMBLE PLUME MANAGEMENT KIT
Assemble the remainder of the Plume Management Kit as shown in the
assembled kit diagram, securing the whole assembly into place using the
Mounting Brackets ‘E’.
It will be necessary to cut one of the Extensions ‘F’ to form Short Extension ‘C’,
depending on the spacing of the boiler from the wall.
If fitting the flue extension pipe (on a 44kW Model or Combination Boiler model),
fix the rubber dresser of the Diverter Assembly ‘B’ to the boiler casing using
appropriate silicone sealant in order to secure the assembly in place.
Ensure the location of the terminal complies with all local legislative requirements.
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