Installation; Installing The Tap; Installing The Undersink Unit; Optional: Installing The Tray - clage Zip HydroTap G4 BC 100/75 Gebrauchs- Und Montageanleitung

Zip HydroTap ® G4 BC100/75

4. Installation

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Flexible hose
Hydrotap
Appliance
Tap
Spacer
Tray
Spacer
threaded
rod
Drain pipe
Washer
S/S washer
and fixing
Spider clamp
nut
Fixing nut

Installing the tap

Note: The tap must not be installed more than 900 mm above the base of the
Tap
undersink unit. Failure to do this may result in poor water delivery.
Note: Under no circumstances should the tap be twisted after the installation is
complete.
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1. Make sure that the tap location will allow water from the tap to fall into a sink or
other basin fitted with a drain to drain away.
2. Cut a 35 mm diameter hole in the worktop / sink at the place where the tap is to be
installed.
3. Push the black spacer on to the tap from underneath and ensure it remains in
position. A light smearing of silicone sealant on the underside of the spacer will
ensure a watertight fit.
S/S washer
4. Pass the hoses down through the 35 mm hole in the worktop / sink and locate the
tap head on its mounting location.
5. From the underside, push the stainless steel washer over the hoses and then
Spider clamp
push the spider clamp on to the threaded rod of the tap fitting. Secure the spider
clamp with the fastening nut. Check the tap head is in the correct position before
tightening up the nut.
Fixing nut

Installing the undersink unit

Note: An air gap of at least 50 mm at the left and right of the unit must be
provided for adequate ventilation. If the unit is to be operated inside a cupboard,
the supplied silicone buffers should be affixed to the inside edge of the cupboard
doors and the ventilation grills should be installed.
Note: Additional ventilation must be ensured if the temperature in the base unit
Adapter
exceeds 35 °C.
1. Position the undersink unit as close to the tap as possible.
2. Connect the water inlet to the angle valve (not supplied). Use the flexible hose
supplied and the adapter if necessary to make this connection.
Angle
valve 3. Connect the tap hoses to the undersink unit. Ensure there is a constant fall from the
tap down to the undersink unit. Trim the hoses to avoid loops and kinks. The hoses
must not be lengthened.
a. Connect the red marked silicone hose to the boiling water connection.
b. Connect the unmarked silicone hose to the steam connection.
c. Connect the blue marked silicone hose to the cold water connection.
4. Connect the signal leads of the tap and the undersink unit. Attach the plug
connection at a location away from any water splashes.

Optional: Installing the tray

The tray (article number: 4100-44111) is an accessory which can be used to install the
tap independently of a kitchen sink.
1. Ensure that a water supply, a drain, a socket fitted with at least a 10 A fuse and
enough room for the undersink unit are all available at the tray installation location.
2. Place the template supplied over the tray installation location.
3. Cut out the holes as indicated on the template.
4. Insert the tray. Place the plastic spacer between the worktop and the tray at the
35 mm hole. Working from below, fasten the tray to the threaded rod using the
washer and fixing nut supplied.
5. Install the tap as described from point 3 onwards of 'Installing the tap'.
6. If the drain bend is facing the wrong way, slacken off the fastening nut above the
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