HiB Groove 50 User manual

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Building 3, North London Business Park, Oakleigh Road South, New Southgate, London. N11 1GN
©HiB Copyright: No part of this document may be reprinted or duplicated without HiB consent. All sizes and measurements are approximate, but we do try and make sure they are as accurate as possible. In the
interest of continuous product development, HiB reserves the right to alter specifications as necessary. E & OE.
This product is suitable for installation in zones:
FI#02 014 R191017 Ver No. 1.0 Jan 2017
2 &Outside Zone
All installations must comply with guidelines which are based on a zonal
concept. The diagram above illustrates this concept and must be followed
to ensure the safe installation of electrical appliances in the bathroom. These
regulations apply to domestic installations only.
Ensure product is installed in accordance with all relevant building and
wiring regulations. If in doubt consult an electrician.
Thank you for purchasing this HiB product.
Please read through these instructions carefully and refer back to them during
installation to ensure that your product is fitted safely and that it retains its high
quality finish.
Please retain this leaflet for future reference.
(Fig. 1)
Groove Cabinets
Groove 50 Art No. 48400
Groove 60 Art No. 48500
Groove 80 Art No. 48600
Installation
Before installation, ensure the domestic electrical mains supply to which the cabinet is to be connected is turned off. Before drilling, ensure that there are no hidden cables or
pipes in the wall. NB. Groove Cabinets must be installed with a minimum distance of 150mm (Reflective surfaces may increase requirement) between the infra-red sensor switch
and any adjacent wall or object to ensure correct operation of the sensor.
It is strongly recommended that the fitting of this product is conducted by two people and that the doors on this cabinet are not removed for installation
1. Position the cabinet in a suitable location (according to the zonal diagram (Fig. 1) above) ensuring that the mains supply cable is within reach of the cable
connection point of the cabinet. Carefully mark the desired position of the cabinet using a so pencil, ensuring it is level.
2. Remove the cabinet from the wall and using a spirit level, mark a horizontal line below the pencil mark, taking into account the location of the mounting points
(Fig. A). Place brackets on the line paying attention to the distance between the hangers on the cabinet. Carefully mark the position of the holes using a so
pencil. (Fig. B)
3. Before drilling, ensure there are no hidden cables or pipes behind the mounting point. Using a suitable drill bit, drill holes in the marked positions to a suitable
depth.
4. Insert wall plugs level with the surface of the wall. If fitting to a tiled surface, wall plugs should be inserted below the tile surface to avoid cracking. NB. For
plasterboard walls, specialist fixings should be purchased from any DIY or hardware store For plasterboard walls, specialist fixings should be purchased
from any DIY or hardware store.
5. Fix the brackets to the wall using the screws provided.
6. Carefully remove the small screws along the top front edge of the cabinet to gain access to the internal panel(s) (Fig. C) Keep screws in a safe place.
7. Temporarily hang the cabinet ensuring the claws on the hangers are securely located on the wall brackets. Using a spirit level adjust the cabinet via the screws
on the hangers (Fig. C).
8. Mark the position of the internal fixing hole and remove the cabinet. Using a suitable drill bit, drill a hole and insert a wall plug as per stage 3.
9. Connect the cable at the rear of the cabinet to the mains supply cable using a suitable terminal block (not supplied) according to the wiring diagram (Fig. 2) on
the back page.
10. Rehang the cabinet in position, tighten the screws on the hangers (Fig. C) and secure the base of the cabinet with the supplied screw(s) and screw cap(s).
11. Insert the shelf supports provided into the appropriate holes on the inside of the cabinet, depending on what height each shelf is required. Clip the shelf into
the side of the carcass where the hinges are located first (Fig D). Gently push the shelf down onto opposite shelf supports ensuring all 4 points are secured.
12. Switch the mains supply back on.
(Fig. D) Shelf Installation
Mounting Points
Location of internal
xing hole (SINGLE DOOR)
REAR VIEW
Location of internal
xing hole (DOUBLE DOOR)
Fixing Brackets (Fig. A) Hanging Brackets (Fig. B)
Angle Adjustment
Claw In/Out
Adjustment
Claw In/Out
Adjustment
Hanger Adjustment (Fig. C)

T: +44 (0)20 8441 0352 F: +44 (0)20 8441 0219 E: sales@hib.co.uk hib.co.uk
Building 3, North London Business Park, Oakleigh Road South, New Southgate, London. N11 1GN
©HiB Copyright: No part of this document may be reprinted or duplicated without HiB consent. All sizes and measurements are approximate, but we do try and make sure they are as accurate as possible. In the
interest of continuous product development, HiB reserves the right to alter specifications as necessary. E & OE.
Wiring Diagram (Fig. 2)
live
earth
neutral
MAINS SUPPLYLUMINAIRE
Live supply can be Red or Brown
Earth supply is Green and Yellow
Neutral supply can be Blue or Black
Live is Brown
Earth is Green and Yellow
Neutral is Blue
WEEE compliance
Must not be mixed with general household waste
Operating Instructions
To turn illumination on or off, wave hand past the sensor on the bottom of the cabinet. (Fig F.)
To alter the colour temperature, hold your hand under the sensor, remove hand when the desired colour temperature has been reached.
The heated Pad is only on when the cabinet is illuminated. NB. Groove Cabinets must be installed with a minimum distance of 150mm (Reflective
surfaces may increase requirement) between the infra-red sensor switch and any adjacent wall or object to ensure correct operation of the sensor.
Charging Socket(s)
Charger socket(s) are suitable for charging and powering electric razors, trimmers and toothbrushes. Some cabinets may contain multiple charging
sockets. NB. On first use of the charger socket, inserting the plug may prove to be stiff. Reasonable force may be required to fully insert the plug. Aer
a few uses, stiffness will ease and the socket will function as normal.
Pairing Device To the Cabinet
• To activate the Bluetooth, turn on cabinet by the sensor located on the underneath the cabinet (see figure F). The cabinet will give out a tone to confirm it is ready for pairing.
• Activate the Bluetooth on your device* (see figure G). Refer to the device’s instructions for details.
• Search for “HiB001”. If prompted for a connection code, use “0000”. The cabinet will give out a tone to confirm successful connection.
• You can now play music or other media through the Bluetooth cabinet (see fig. H).
• When the cabinet is turned off the connection to the Bluetooth will be lost. When the cabinet is turned on again it will automatically reconnect to the last connected device if
it is still within range.
• Refer to your device manual for operating controls.
• Music will stop playing when a phone call comes into the Bluetooth device, and will automatically reconnect when finished.
*Only compatible Smart Phones & Bluetooth Devices.
Turn Cabinet On (Fig. F)
Activate Bluetooth (Fig. G) Play Content from device (Fig. H)
Symptoms
Possible
Problem Solution
Device not
paired
Bluetooth not
activated
Check Bluetooth is
activated on compatible
device & cabinets turned
on
Device not
connecting
Only one
device can be
connected to the
cabinet at any
one time
Disconnect all devices and
reconnect only one device
No volume
Volume is
controlled from
device
Increase volume on device
No
connection Out of range
Range is within 8 metres,
move device closer to
cabinet
Care Instructions
To preserve the high quality finish of your HiB product, please ensure you regard the
following care and cleaning recommendations:
Do not use abrasives or solvents when cleaning this product.
Wipe off all water spillages as soon as possible using a so cloth.
In the unlikely event that this product should fail please contact the retailer from which the
item was purchased.
Move door(s) up/down
Move door away/towards
the cabinet
Move door(s) left/right
Aer installation, it may be necessary to alter the alignment
of the doors. The small screws on each hinge must be
turned, which will move the door position.
Move door(s) up/down
Move door away/towards
the cabinet
Move door(s) left/right
Move door(s) up/down
Move door away/towards
the cabinet
Move door(s) left/right
Move door(s) up/down
Move door away/towards
the cabinet
Move door(s) left/right
Trouble Shooting Guide
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