Redring 570 Important Safety Instructions, HOW to USE Your Redring Shower

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CONTENTS	Page
Information for the user
Important Safety Instructions	2
How to use your 'Redring' shower	2
How your 'Redring' shower works	3
How to maintain your 'Redring' shower	4
What to do if things go wrong	4
Additional accessories	9
Information for the installer
Fixing the shower to the wall	6
Plumbing	7
Electrical	8
Guarantee	12

IMPORTANT SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

1.The Redring Expressions 570 pumped electric shower is designed to heat and boost the flow of stored domestic cold water, which is gravity fed from a static cold water cistern.

Under no circumstances should this unit be connected directly to the mains cold water supply.

2.The cold water cistern should have a minimum capacity of 114 Litres (25 gallons). There must be a minimum head of water of 8.0 cm (3") and a maximum head of 10 Metres (33ft) between the bottom of the cold water cistern and the top of the shower unit.

Under no circumstances should any of the pipework supplying the shower unit rise above the level of the bottom of the cold water cistern.

3.WARNING! DO NOT SWITCH THE SHOWER ON IF YOU SUSPECT IT OF BEING FROZEN. WAIT UNTIL YOU ARE SURE IT HAS THAWED OUT.

Diagram 1	Knob 'A'
	Overheat Light
	Power On Light

Knob 'B'

HOW TO USE YOUR 'REDRING' SHOWER

1.Ensure the electricity and water supplies are turned on to the unit.

2.Your shower has 2 power settings selected by turning knob 'A'. The most popular setting is 'HIGH' indicated by '• high power'. There is also a 'LOW' power option indicated by '• low power'. (See note 7).

For this example turn knob 'A' to '• high power'.

3.To start the shower turn knob 'B' anti-clockwise. Water will start flowing at around 15º knob rotation (position 10 on the temperature scale) and the motor will switch on at around 30º (position 9 on the temperature scale). The 'power on' light will illuminate at this stage.

4.Continue turning knob 'B' anti-clockwise until the required temperature of water is achieved, allowing time for the temperature of the water to stabilise.

Note: It is advisable to test the temperature of the water with your hand before stepping under the showerhead.

5.If the water is too hot increase the flow of water by turning knob 'B' anti-clockwise to a lower number on the temperature scale.

6.If the water is too cold decrease the flow of water by turning knob 'B' clockwise

to a higher number on the temperature scale.

7.The '• low power' setting of knob 'A' reduces the power giving a cooler shower or

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