
Warranty, Support, Disposal
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2Installation
2.1 Safety notes for installation
Do not install the radiant panel behind curtains, furniture or furnishings; do not install the appliance at
ground level or at an excessive height.
The radiant panel shall in no case be installed: in niches, less than 10 cm from the corners of the room,
under a power outlet or on a shelf.
2.2 Installation
- Install the valves in the pipes protruding from the wall (figure 1, point A), respecting the connection of the
flow and return as in the diagram.
- Secure the support bracket to the wall (Figure 1, point B)with the suitable dowel provided for fixing it to
concrete, solid brick, hollow brick, or compact stone (for plasterboard or other types of masonry, for which
the provided dowels are not suitable, replace the dowels with suitable equivalents. The wall-mounted bracket
is equipped with a number of hole positions to increase the number of wall fixings as required).
-Hook the radiator (Figure 1, point C) to the top part of the wall bracket.
- Attach the valves to the radiators with flexible pipes with a 1/2" male thread, side unit, DN10 and at least
40cm in length (to carry out this operation, you can detach the lower part of the radiator as it is hinged to the
top part of the bracket).
- Ensure that the vent at the top is open and fill the hydraulic circuit by opening the valves of the system itself.
- Install any accessories (towel rail (D) or hangers (E)) in the provided accommodation at the desired height.
- Having bled the hydraulic circuit and having install the accessories, re-attach the lower part (F) of the
radiator to the wall and ensure that it is hooked onto the bracket with the appropriate screws.
For any maintenance or cleaning in the back of the radiator, proceed as follows:
- Release the two latches (F) that are located at the lower rear of the radiator and detach the radiator from the
wall (the upper part is hinged on the wall-mounted bracket).
- Carry out the desired maintenance or cleaning.
- Upon completion, re-attach the unit to the wall and ensure proper coupling of the lower part of the unit to
the wall-mounted bracket.
2.3 Maintenance
Once a year, ensure that the radiator is bled to allow venting of any air residues generated within the
hydraulic circuit. By using the control handle of the vent valve, push in the direction of the revolving outer
ring, and turn anti-clockwise until opening the discharge device, removing the residual air.
Upon completion, turn the knob clockwise to close the valve.
Check the floor underneath the equipment periodically and check for drops of water. Evidence of such
drops is indicative of protection for excess pressure of the hydraulic circuit. Ensure that the thermostatic
valve and the holder are open and that the water flows freely within the equipment. This is done by
opening the unit's vent valve and ensuring that the water gushes out from the blowhole. Upon completion,