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Assembly instructions
Capsule meter Minolas
The Minolas measurement capsule meter for the Allmess flush-mounted
meter system comprising the measurement insert for cold or hot water
and a rosette that is connected to the water meter cap.
For an installation depth of over 55 mm the rosette can be extended
with rosette extension rings in 20 mm steps.
The Minolas water meter is only designed for vertical installation
positions.
1. Initial assembly of the measurement capsule meter
1.1. Carefully rinse line.
1.2. Block and empty the line by closing the flat or mains stop valve.
1.3. Remove installation protection cap.
1.4. Ensure it is actually a Allmess (AMS) connection interface.
The AMS flush-mounted parts (FMT) can be recognised by the
threaded ring with four claws and the internal closing thread.
Only use the Minolas measurement capsule in Allmess flush-
mounted parts with the 3/4" ground stamp!
1.5. Unscrew the threaded ring with the installation wrench from the
FMT (figure 1). The threaded ring will not be used again! Remove
the blind plate and the old O-ring and clean dirt from the FMT,
particularly of course on the sealing surface of the O-ring.
1.6. Remove the Minolas measurement capsule from the packaging.
The threaded ring and lifting ring are already installed at the
factory, the O-ring is enclosed. (Fig. 2).
1.7. Check whether the measurement capsule fits into the intended
connection interface:
Marking of new connection interfaces = A34.
1.8. Insert the new O-ring provided with the measurement capsule
into the FMT (Fig. 3). It must be well lubricated.
1.9. Only the original manufacturer seals must be used.
1.10. Insert the measurement capsule into the installation wrench by
the claws (figure 4).
1.11. Use the installation wrench to guide the Minolas into the FMT.
Pay attention to the flow direction in accordance with the arrow
on the FMT and on the bottom of the measurement insert
(grid at the inlet).
1.12. Press the measurement capsule into the FMT until the thread
catches a little. Using slight pressure briefly turning anti-clock-
wise, find the start of the thread and then tighten the thread ring
in a clockwise direction.
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