Replacing The Cartridge; Disposal; Information; Potability Of Tap Water - Miomare 273497 Bedienungs- Und Sicherheitshinweise

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product. In this event your rights under the warranty
may be invalidated.

Replacing the cartridge

A cartridge is a wear part that needs replacing
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according to the hardness and / or degree of con-
tamination of the water. This becomes evident when
the handle becomes difficult to move. A new
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cartridges can be obtained from the listed
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service office.
Note: This step requires the included Allen key
(2.5 mm) and an open-end spanner SW 30 mm.
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Proceed as follows to replace the cartridge
Shut off the main water supply. Allow any
remaining water in the pipework to drain.
Remove the hot / cold plaque
handle into top-most position and pushing
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the plaque out carefully from inside with a
long, flat object.
Loosen the locking screw
by turning it counter-clockwise.
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CAUTION! Do not unscrew the screw com-
pletely. Only loosen this as far as is necessary
to remove the handle
Remove the handle
Unscrew the cartridge covering ring
Loosen the cartridge locking ring
with an open-end spanner SW 30 mm and
remove the entire cartridge
of the tap .
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Place the new cartridge
into the body of the tap
way.
Note: Make sure that the seal is fitted properly
under the cartridge
guides are in the corresponding holes.
Re-assemble all the afore-mentioned parts again.
Tighten the cartridge securing ring
holding the tap in place against the rotating
movement. This ensures tightness and prevents
the lever motion from becoming sluggish.
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by moving the
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with the Allen key
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.
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.
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.
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below
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from the body
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(Type 40 M ESV)
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in exactly the same
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. Make sure that the
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whilst
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Disposal

The packaging is made entirely of recy-
clable materials which you can dispose
of at your local recycling facilities.
Contact your local waste disposal authority for
more details on how to dispose of the product when
it is no longer needed.

Information

Potability of tap water

Find out about the potability of your tap water
supply. Your local water authority or water
supply company will be able to inform you.
The following general recommendations apply to
the potability of tap water:
Let the water run freely for a short time if it has
been stagnating in the pipes for more than four
hours. Do not use any of this stagnant water in
the preparation of food or for drinking. This ap-
plies particularly as far as babies and infants
are concerned. Otherwise health concerns can
arise. Fresh water can be readily distinguished
from stagnant water as fresh water is noticeably
cooler as it leaves the pipe.
Do not use stagnant water from chromium-plated
pipes for the preparation of food or for drinking
or for personal hygiene if you are allergic to
nickel. This water may contain high quantities
of nickel and trigger an allergic reaction.
Do not use water from lead pipes for preparing
food or drink for babies or infants. Do not use
it for preparing food or drink during pregnancy.
Lead dissolves in drinking water and is particu-
larly damaging to the health of babies and
young children.

Warranty and Service

The warranty period is 3 years and begins on the
day of purchase. Please retain your receipt as proof
of purchase.
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