Instructions d’installation

2RACCORD AU LAVE-VAISSELLE (LE CAS ÉCHÉANT)

Pour raccorder le broyeur à un lave-vaisselle, suivez l’étape ci-dessous. Si vous ne souhaitez pas raccorder le broyeur à un lave-vaisselle, passez directement à la section « Fixation du coude de refoulement ».

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BONDE

Àl’aide d’un outil non tranchant (poinçon d’acier ou goujon en bois), enfoncez entièrement la bonde. N’utilisez pas de tournevis ou d’outil pointu. Une fois la bonde tombée dans le broyeur, vous pouvez la retirer ou tout simplement la broyer lors de l’utilisation du broyeur. Ceci n’endommage en aucun cas le broyeur, mais le broyage peut prendre un certain temps et nécessiter plusieurs utilisations.

Bonde

2RACCORD DU TUYAU

Raccordez le tuyau du lave-vaisselle à l’aide du collier de serrage. Si la taille du tuyau est différente, utilisez un adaptateur en caoutchouc à baïonnette.

Collier de serrage Adaptateur en caoutchouc à baïonnette

3FIXATION DU COUDE DE REFOULEMENT

1 ATTACHER LE JOINT EN CAOUTCHOUC

Glisser le joint en caoutchouc le long du tuyau

de drainage.

Joint en

Rubber

Gasket

caoutchouc

Discharge

Coude de

Elbow

refoulement

2RACCORDER LE COUDE DE REFOULEMENT*

Raccordez le coude de refoulement au broyeur.** Assurez-vous de bien serrer tous les raccords

de plomberie.

Joint en

Rubber

caoutchoucGasket

Coude de

Discharge

refoulementElbow

*Le coude de refoulement doit être installé par un professionnel.

**Certaines installations (voir exemples à la page 8) peuvent nécessiter l’utilisation d’un drain flexible.

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GE GFC525V, GFC520V, GFC325V, GFC535V, GFC320V, GFC1020V, GFB760V, GFC720V, GFC530V Bonde, Raccord DU Tuyau

GFC530V, GFC720V, GFB760V, GFC1020V, GFC320V specifications

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