Moffat TURBOFAN P8M Series User manual

234277-10
Installation and Operation Manual
P8M / P10M / P12M
Series
Proofer/Holding Cabinets
(Manual Operation)
P SERIES

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Contents List
P8M/P10M/P12M Turbofan Proofer / Holding Cabinets.
Model Numbers Covered in this Manual
P8M - Turbofan Proofer / Holding Cabinet - 8 Tray.
P10M - Turbofan Proofer / Holding Cabinet - 10 Tray.
P12M - Turbofan Proofer / Holding Cabinet - 12 Tray.
Introduction............................................................................................................2
Safety Information
Specifications..........................................................................................................3
Installation .............................................................................................................6
Installation Requirements
Unpacking
Location
Clearances
Electrical Connection
Water Connection
Positioning of Proofer / Holding Cabinet
Operation................................................................................................................8
Operation Guide
Proofer / Holding Cabinet Control Panel
Description of Controls
Operating in ‘Proof’ Mode
Operating in ‘Hold’ Mode
Cleaning and Maintenance ...................................................................................10
Cleaning Guidelines
Proofer / Holding Cabinet Cleaning
Periodic Maintenance
Fault Finding.........................................................................................................13
Electrical Schematic..............................................................................................14
Replacement Parts List.........................................................................................15
Appendix 1 - Proofer Door Reversal (P8 / P12 Only)..........................................A1

Introduction
2
Before using your new Proofer / Holding Cabinet, please
read this instruction manual carefully, pay particular
attention to any information labelled ‘WARNING’,
‘CAUTION’, ‘IMPORTANT’ or ‘NOTE’ in this manual.
Indicates a hazardous situation
which, if not avoided, will result in
death or serious injury.
Indicates a hazardous situation
which, if not avoided, will result in
minor or moderate injury.
If you are unsure of any aspect of the installation,
instructions or performance of your Proofer / Holding
Cabinet, contact your TURBOFAN dealer promptly. In
many cases a phone call could answer your question.
Should you contact your TURBOFAN dealer on any matter
concerning this proofer / holding cabinet, please have the
information provided opposite, readily available.
Caution
Warning
Model Number:
Serial Number:
Dealer:
Service Provider:
Date Installed:
Date Purchased:
This manual must be kept by the owner for future
reference.
A record of the Date of Purchase, Date of Installation
and Serial Number of the Proofer / Holding Cabinet
should be recorded in the area provided below.
The serial number of this Proofer / Holding Cabinet
can be found on the Technical Data Plate located on
the front right hand side panel, see diagram in
‘Installation Section’
.
Safety Information
For your safety, please pay attention to the following symbols
marked on the appliance.
- Risk of electric shock.
No user serviceable parts inside.
Qualified service person access only.
Disconnect from power before servicing.

Specifications
3
P8M Specifications Table:-
P8M Proofer / Holding Cabinet
Power Ratings
110-120V, 1P+N+E, 60HZ, 1.45 kW
220-240V, 1P+N+E, 50/60HZ, 1.50 kW
Tray Capacity
8, 18” x 26” / 460 x 660, Full Size Sheet Pan Capacity.
16, 18” x 13” / 460 x 330, Half Size Sheet Pan Capacity.
8, 600 x 400mm Tray Capacity (Optional Kit).
Tray Spacing
76mm / 3”

Specifications
4
P10M Specifications Table:-
P10M Proofer / Holding Cabinet
Power Ratings
110-120V, 1P+N+E, 60HZ, 1.45 kW
220-240V, 1P+N+E, 50/60HZ, 1.50 kW
Tray Capacity
10, 1/1 GN Gastronorm Pan Capacity.
10, 20” x 12”, Hotel Steam Pan Capacity.
10, 18” x 13” Half Size Sheet Pan Capacity.
Tray Spacing
74mm / 27/8”

Specifications
5
P12M Specifications Table:-
P12M Proofer / Holding Cabinet
Power Ratings
110-120V, 1P+N+E, 60HZ, 1.95 kW
220-240V, 1P+N+E, 50/60HZ, 1.90 kW
Tray Capacity
12, 18” x 26” / 460 x 660, Full Size Sheet Pan Capacity.
24, 18” x 13” / 460 x 330, Half Size Sheet Pan Capacity.
12, 600 x 400mm Tray Capacity (Optional Kit).
Tray Spacing
76mm / 3”

Installation
6
Unpacking
1. Remove all packaging and transit protection including
all protective plastic coating from the exterior stainless
steel panels.
2. Check the proofer / holding cabinet and supplied parts
for damage. Report any damage immediately to the
carrier and distributor.
3. Check that the following parts have been supplied with
your proofer / holding cabinet:-
Adaptor Brass.
Washer Rubber.
4. Report any deficiencies to the distributor who supplied
the appliance.
5. Ensure that all the castors are fitted securely.
6. Check that the available electrical supply is correct to as
shown on the Technical Data Plate located on the front
right hand side panel.
- Refer to ‘Specifications’ section, ‘P8M / P10 /
P12M Specifications Tables’.
Location
1. Position the proofer / holding cabinet in its working
position.
2. The proofer / holding cabinet should be positioned so
that the control panel and shelves are easily reachable
for loading and unloading.
Clearances
To ensure correct ventilation for the motor and controls,
the following minimum installation clearances are to be
adhered to:- Top 0 mm / 0”.
Rear 0 mm / 0”.
Left-hand side 0 mm / 0”.
Right-hand side 25 mm / 1”.
Electrical Connection
Each proofer / holding cabinet should be connected to an
adequately protected power supply and an isolation switch
mounted adjacent to, but not behind the proofer / holding
cabinet and must be readily accessible to the operator.
This switch must be clearly marked and readily accessible
in case of fire.
Check that the electricity supply is correct to as shown on
the Technical Data Plate on the front right hand corner of
the proofer / holding cabinet side panel.
The P8 / P10 / P12 Proofer / Holding Cabinets are supplied
with electrical cords fitted . Ensure that the appliance is
fitted with the appropriate power cord and plug.
Technical Data Plate - Location
Installation Requirements
Important:
 Installation shall comply with local electrical, health and safety requirements.
 It is most important that this proofer / holding cabinet is installed correctly and that the operation is correct before use.
 If you have any questions regarding the proper installation and / or operation of this proofer / holding cabinet , please
contact your local Turbofan distributor.
This proofer / holding cabinet must be earthed/grounded.
If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by a
suitably qualified person in order to avoid a hazard.
Warning
USA / Canada only.

Installation
7
Water Connection
1. A cold water supply should be connected to the water
inlet located on the rear right hand side of the unit.
2. Connect to the water supply.
- Max Inlet Pressure 80psi / 550kPa.
3. Turn ‘On’ the water supply to check for water leaks.
NOTE: The Prover / Holding Cabinet can be fitted with
an optional Water Filter Kit (Part No. 234347).
For fitting instructions refer to the Instruction
Sheet supplied with the Water Filter Kit.
Positioning of Proofer / Holding Cabinet
Correctly locate the proofer / holding cabinet into its final
operating position and lock the front castors to retain the
proofer / holding cabinet in it’s location.
Water
Connection

Operation
8
Operation Guide
 Turbofan Proofer / Holding Cabinets have been designed to provide simple operation.
 This Proofer / Holding Cabinet is intended for use in a commercial kitchen and must only be put to the use for which it
was intended, i.e. proofing and holding of food products. To use this Proofer / Holding Cabinet correctly, please read
the following sections carefully:-
Proofer / Holding Cabinet Control Panel Description of Controls
Power ‘On’ Indicator Light
Indicator light illuminates when the ‘Function’ Switch is
turned to ‘ON’ or ‘HOLD’.
Function Control
IUnit is ‘Off’.
ON Unit is in Proofing Mode (Power ‘On’ Indicator
Light illuminates).
HOLD Unit is in Holding Mode (Power ‘On’ Indicator
Light illuminates).
Heating ‘On’ Indicator Light
Indicator light illuminates when ‘Thermostat Heating’ is
turned ‘ON’ and the elements are cycling ‘ON’ to maintain
set temperature.
Thermostat Control
Controls air temperature in the Proofer / Holding Cabinet.
Temperature Range - 0 - 85°C / 32 - 185°F.
Proofing Range - 20 - 40°C / 65 - 105°F.
Holding Range - 65 - 85°C / 150 - 185°F.
Humidity ‘On’ Indicator Light
Indicator light illuminates when ‘Humidity Control’ is
turned ‘ON’ and elements are cycling ‘ON’ to maintain the
set humidity. (Controls the cabinet humidity in PROOF
Mode only).
Humidity Control
Controls humidity level in the proofer / holding cabinet.
Controls the cabinet humidity in PROOF Mode only.
1 to 5 Suggested settings for butter based pastries
(Croissants, Danish Pastries etc).
5 to 8 Suggested settings for yeast based breads and
doughs.
Thermometer
Indicates the cabinet temperature.
Dual Centigrade and Fahrenheit scale.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Control Panel (˚F) Control Panel (˚C)
7
6
5
4
3
2
1

Operation
9
Operating in ‘Proof’ Mode
Ensure that power to the proofer / holding cabinet is
switched ‘On’ and the mains water supply is turned ‘On’.
It is recommended that the proofer / holding cabinet is
pre-heated empty before loading with product.
- Warm days, pre-heat for up to 10 minutes.
- Cool days, pre-heat for up to 30 minutes.
1. Set the Function Control (2) to ‘ON’.
The Power ‘On’ Indicator light (1) will illuminate when
the Function Control (2) is in the ‘ON’ position.
2. Set Thermostat Control (4) to desired proofing
temperature (20-40˚C / 65-105˚F).
The Heating ‘On’ Indicator light (3) will turn ’Off’ when
the cabinet has reached the set temperature.
3. Set Humidity Control (6) to the desired level.
As a general rule, set the humidity to between the 6 to
7 marks on the humidity control.
Increase or decrease the humidity control as required
for specific product types.
Humidity is required only to prevent the surface of the
product from dry skinning. Do not set the humidity to
high as the product will become sticky and wet on the
surface. A silky to touch surface on the product is a
general recommendation for correct humidity levels.
Avoid excess humidity levels as this will also create
excess condensation in the interior of the cabinet.
NOTE: Butter based product requires much less
humidity than breads
Operating in ‘Hold’ Mode
Ensure that power to the proofer / holding cabinet is
switched ‘On’.
1. Set the Function Control (2) to ‘HOLD’.
The ‘Power On’ Indicator light (1) will illuminate when
the Function Control (2) is in the ‘HOLD’ position.
2. Set the Thermostat Control (4) to the desired
Holding Temperature. (65-85˚C / 150-185˚F).
The Heating ‘On’ Indicator light (3) will turn ’Off’ when
the cabinet has reached the set temperature.
3. Humidity Control (6).
The humidity control function is not used in the ‘HOLD’
Mode. The setting on this dial will have no effect as the
wet element, water level sensor and water solenoid are
disabled.
4. Thermometer (7).
The thermometer will give an accurate reading of the
cabinet temperature to ensure that the product being
held is at the correct temperature.
Some parts of this proofer / holding cabinet
will become HOT during the Hold Mode and
could cause burns if touched accidentally.
Caution
Take care when opening the proofer /
holding cabinet door during the Proofing
Mode. Let hot air and steam escape before
removing or replacing food as the steam
produced can cause steam burns.
Caution

Cleaning and Maintenance
10
Cleaning Guidelines
To achieve the best results, cleaning must be regular and
thorough. If any small faults occur, have them looked at
promptly. Don't wait until they cause a complete
breakdown.
NOTE:
 Carefully read and follow the safety instructions on
the label of the cleaning product to be used.
 DO NOT use harsh abrasive scouring pads or
abrasive detergents as they could damage the oven.
 Ensure that any detergent or cleaning material has
been completely removed after each cleaning.
To keep your proofer / holding cabinet clean and operating
at peak efficiency, follow the procedures shown below:-
Proofer / Holding Cabinet Cleaning
NOTE:
 If the proofer / holding cabinet usage is very high,
the cleaning procedure should be carried out on a
more frequent basis.
Stainless Steel Surfaces
a. Clean exterior
surfaces of proofer /
holding cabinet with, a
damp cloth moistened
with a mild detergent
solution, or a soft
bristled brush.
b. Hardened deposits or
discolouration may
require a good quality
stainless steel cleaner.
Always apply cleaner
when appliance is cold
and rub in direction of
the grain.
c. Dry all components thoroughly with a dry cloth and
polish with a soft dry cloth.
d. Ensure that proofer / holding cabinet chamber is
cool. Do not use wire brushes, steel wool or other
abrasive materials to clean interior of cabinet.
e. Once a week, remove side racks and water tank and
clean any build up of product from proofer / holding
cabinet interior, using a mild anti bacterial detergent
and hot water solution and a soft bristled brush.
f. Dry proofer / holding cabinet thoroughly with a soft
dry cloth.
Side Racks - P8 / P12
a. To remove side racks
for cleaning, take hold
of top and bottom of
rack and lift front of
rack upwards to
disengage front upper
and lower hangar studs.
b. Swing rack inwards.
c. Take hold of top and
bottom rack at the
centre and lift rear of
rack upwards to
disengage rear upper
and lower hangar studs.
Lift rack out of proofer /
holding cabinet.
d. Clean racks with a mild
anti bacterial detergent
and a hot water
solution, using a soft
bristled brush.
e. Dry racks thoroughly with a dry cloth and polish
with a soft dry cloth.
f. To refit racks, engage the top and bottom, rear rack
keyholes onto the rear hanger studs.
g. Swing rack back against the front top and bottom
front hanger studs.
h. Lift up and push top and bottom of rack onto front
upper and lower hanger studs.
i. Push down on the rack to ensure that it is fully
engaged onto the upper and lower hanger studs.
NOTE: Ensure that the rack is securely fitted and that
ALL the studs are engaged into the rack key
holes.
Side Racks - P10
a. Lift up and remove side
racks for cleaning.
b. Clean Holding Cabinet
racks with a mild anti
bacterial detergent and
hot water solution,
using a soft bristled
brush.
c. Dry racks thoroughly
with a dry cloth and
polish with a soft dry
cloth.
d. Refit racks into Holding
Cabinet.
Lower Hanger Stud
Lower Rack Keyhole
Upper Rack Keyhole
and Hanger Stud
Always turn ‘Off’ the electrical power supply
at the mains supply before commencing
cleaning.
This proofer / holding cabinet is not water
proof. Do not use water jet spray to clean
interior or exterior of the appliance.
Caution

Cleaning and Maintenance
11
Water Tank
It is recommended that this procedure is carried out
once a week. Frequency of cleaning the element
may be increased or decreased depending on the
quantity of scale depositing on the element.
a. Remove the RH side
rack as shown on
the previous page.
b. Remove the water
tank by lifting the
tank off its hanger
studs. Clean with
warm soapy water.
Rinse thoroughly
and refit.
Water Tank Element
a. When wet element
becomes limed /
scaled up, remove
water tank and
clean as shown
previously.
b. Refit water tank and
half fill with white
vinegar or acetic
acid, then fill to normal level with water. Switch
‘On’ unit, and turn Humidity Control to ‘8’. Operate
for approximately 30 minutes.
c. When cooled, remove water tank and clean element
with a damp cloth. Rinse out water tank and refit to
the unit.
d. Turn ‘On’ water supply.
Condensation Channel
a. Below the door is a condensation channel for
collecting door condensation run-off. This is then
fed into a condensation drawer.
b. Empty condensation
drawer on a regular
basis and once a
week, wipe out
condensation
channel and drawer
with a damp cloth
moistened with
warm water and a
mild detergent solution.
c. Dry with a soft dry cloth.
Door
a. Wash door with warm water and a mild detergent
solution using a soft sponge in straight lines up and
down inner and outer surfaces of door. Rinse with
clean, warm water and dry off.
b. Dry the door thoroughly with a soft dry cloth.
c. Clean door glass with a conventional glass cleaner.
Door Seal
Clean door seal with warm water and a detergent
solution using a soft sponge when required.
Should the door seal become dirty, it can be removed
for a more thorough cleaning should this be necessary:-
a. To remove 1 piece seal,
pull seal forward until it
pulls out of location
groove around the door.
b.
Note the way seal is
fitted to door, with
lip facing inwards.
c. Check seal for wear and
damage and replace if
damaged or worn.
d. The seal may be washed in a sink, taking care not
to cut or damage the seal.
e. Dry the seal thoroughly with a soft dry cloth before
re-fitting.
f. To refit seal, have seal lip facing into centre of door.
g. Press seal into locating groove around door until
seal is properly located.
Wet Element
Water Level Sensor
Water
Inlet
Condensation Channel
Condensation Drawer
Pull Seal out of locating
channel
Water Tank

Cleaning and Maintenance
12
Lamp Glass - P8 / P12
The P8 and P12 Proofer /
Holding Cabinets are
fitted with 2 halogen
lamps. These are fitted
on the L/H inner side
panel, behind L/Hand
side rack.
a. Remove the L/Hand
side rack as shown
on prevous page.
b. Unscrew lamp glass
anti-clockwise to
remove.
c. Remove seal fitted
between lamp glass
and holder.
d. Wash the lamp glass
and seal using a soft
sponge and warm
water with a
detergent solution.
Rinse with clean,
warm water and dry
off.
e. Dry lamp glass
thoroughly with a dry
cloth.
f. To refit lamp glass,
screw in clockwise.
Do not over
tighten lamp glass.
g. Refit L/Hand side
rack as shown on
prevous page.
Lamp Glass - P10
P10 Proofer / Holding
Cabinets are fitted with 2
square, flush fitting,
halogen lamps. These
are fitted on the L/H
inner side panel, behind
L/Hand side rack.
a. To access the lamp
glass, firstly remove
the L/Hand side rack.
b. Wash lamp glass
using a soft sponge
and warm water with
a detergent solution.
Rinse with clean
warm water.
e. Dry lamp glass
thoroughly with a dry
cloth.
f. Refit L/Hand side
rack.
Periodic Maintenance
NOTE: All maintenance operations should only be
carried out by a qualified service person.
Controls and mechanical parts should be checked and
adjusted periodically by a qualified service person. It is
recommended that the appliance is serviced every 6
months.
Interior
Lamps
Unscrew Anti-Clockwise
Remove Seal

Fault Finding
13
This section provides a reference to the more common
problems that may occur during the operation of your
proofer / holding cabinet. This fault finding guide is
intended to help you correct, or at least accurately
diagnose problems with your proofer / holding cabinet.
When fault finding a problem, always use a process of
elimination starting with the simplest solution and working
through to the most complex. Never overlook the obvious.
You may encounter a problem not covered in this section,
please contact your service provider who will require the
following information:-
 Model and Serial Number of proofer / holding
cabinet, can be found on the Technical Data Plate
located on front right hand side panel of the cabinet.
Fault Possible Causes Remedy
The Proofer / Holding Cabinet does
not operate / start.
Mains isolating switch on the wall, circuit
breaker or fuses are 'Off' at the power board.
Function Control is faulty.
Turn 'On’.
Call for service.
The Proofer / Holding Cabinet lights
not illuminating.
Blown bulbs.
Function Control faulty.
Blown Fuse.
Replace bulbs.
Call for service.
Call for service.
Fan does not operate.
Fan obstructed.
Fan motor faulty.
Function Control faulty.
Clear obstruction.
Call for service.
Call for service.
Door does not close.
Tray in way of door.
Door seal obstruction.
Correctly position tray in rack.
Correctly refit door seal. (Refer to the ‘Cleaning
and Maintenance’ Section).
Slow Recovery. Overloading of cabinet.
Door opened unnecessarily.
Reduce batch size.
Do not open unnecessarily.
No Humidity.
Unit is in HOLD mode
Low water level in trough.
No water in trough.
Humidity set too low.
Humidity Thermostat faulty.
Wet Element faulty.
Switch unit to PROOF mode. (Humidity is only
generated in PROOF mode).
Solenoid or Float Switch faulty - Call for service.
Refer to ‘No Water Supply’ below.
Set humidity to higher setting.
Call for service.
Call for service.
No Dry Heat.
Function Control is ‘Off’.
Thermostat Control is ‘Off’.
Function Control faulty.
Thermostat Control faulty.
The element is faulty.
Turn ‘On’ the Function Control.
Turn ‘On’ the Thermostat Control.
Call for Service.
Call for Service.
Call for Service.
No Water Supply.
Water turned ‘Off’ at mains supply.
Water Solenoid faulty.
Float Switch faulty.
Relay Faulty.
Check mains supply and turn ‘On’ water.
Call for service.
Call for service.
Call for service.

Electrical Schematic
14
N/O
LIGHT
2x25W
HEATING ON
INDICATOR
N
E
L2
Ø
L1 P4 4
P2 P3 P1
2 3
1
POWER ON
INDICATOR
M
FAN
MOTOR
1 3 7
5
2 4 6 8
1
P
WATER
SOLENOID
HUMIDITY ON
INDICATOR
WATER
TANK
ELEMENT
650W 120V 600W 240V
WATER
TANK THERMOSTAT
WATER
LEVEL
RELAY
WATER
LEVEL
FLOAT
SWITCH
HEATING ELEMENT P8M
700W 120V
800W 240V
P12M
1200W 120V 1200W 240V
HEATING
THERMOSTAT
1
P
HEATING CIRCUIT
HUMIDITY CIRCUIT
P4 4 P2 P3 P1
2 3
1
P4 4 P2 P3 P1
2 3
1
P4 4 P2 P3 P1
2 3
1
OFF PROOF HOLD
SWITCH SETTINGS
FUNCTION SWITCH
FUSE
10A
Electrical Schematic P8M / P10 / P12M Proofer Holding Cabinets.

Replacement Parts List
15
Item Description P8 P10 P12
234078 Wet Element, 240V, 600W 
234079 Wet Element, 120V, 650W 
234080 Dry Element, 240V, 1200W 
234081 Dry Element, 120V, 1200W 
234191 Dry Element, 240V, 800W 
234190 Dry Element, 120V, 700W 
013431K Fan Motor Kit, (208/240V, 50/60Hz) 
025387K Fan Motor Kit, (120V) 
022042 Fan Blade 
021534 Relay, 240V 
021535 Relay, 110V 
024527 Humidity Thermostat, 30-85˚C / 86-185˚F 
022787 Air Thermostat, 0-85˚C / 32-185˚F 
022789 Switch - 3 Position 
022788 Thermometer 
234447 Knob Indexed 
234803 Fuse 10A, 
234802 Fuse Holder 16A, 250V 
234737 Indicator Red LED 9 mm, 110 - 250V 
233115 Oven Lamp Lens P8 / P12 
233883 Oven Lamp Seal P8 / P12 
231814 Lamp Bulb, G9, 25W, Halogen, 230V 
233884 Lamp Bulb, G9, 25W, Halogen, 120V 
236214 Lamp Holder (Bulb included.) P10 
021354 Gasket P10

021352 Glass Lens P10 
021353 Support Frame P10 
234930 Door Hinge Set (Includes Top & Bottom Hinge P8 / P12 
235851 Door Hinge Set Top P10 
235852 Door Hinge Set Bottom P10 
236299 Door Hinge Gasket - (Top & Bottom) P10 
018947 Magnet Catch 
234570 Door Seal - P8 
236474 Door Seal - P10 
234537 Door Seal - P12 
233528 Float Switch 
234348 Water Solenoid, 90˚Outlet, 240V 
234349 Water Solenoid, 90˚Outlet, 120V 
025922 Adaptor Brass (USA / Canada only) 
021527 Washer Rubber (USA / Canada only) 
235022 Rack LH - P8 
235023 Rack RH - P8 
236520 Rack LH - P10 
236521 Rack RH - P10 
235024 Rack LH, 12 Tray, P12 
235025 Rack RH, 12 Tray, P12 
235026 Rack LH, 9 Tray, P12 
235027 Rack RH, 9 Tray, P12 
234216 Castor 75 mm, Rigid Rubber 
234217 Castor 75 mm, Swivel Rubber D/Brake 
234347 Filter Head Kit Optional 
234562 Water Filter Cartridge Optional 
When ordering replacement parts, please quote the part number and the description as listed below. If the part required
is not listed below, request the part by description and quote model number and serial number which is shown on the
Technical Data Plate.
Important:
Only genuine authorized replacement parts should be used for the servicing and repair of this proofer / holding
cabinet. The instructions supplied with the parts should be followed when replacing components.
For further information and servicing instructions, contact your nearest authorized service provider or Turbofan Dealer.

Appendix 1 - Proofer Door Reversal
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Reversing the Proofer Door
(P8 / P12 Only)
NOTE:
 Refit all screw fasteners using a low-mid strength
thread locking adhesive unless otherwise stated.
 Door reversal should only be carried out by a
suitably competent person.
1. Whilst supporting door remove bottom hinge body
(two screws) and remove door.
2. Remove top hinge body (two screws).
3. Remove four cover screws covering alternate hinge
holes. Refit cover screws on opposite side.
4. Remove the LH side panel (four screws).
When Changing to RH Hinged Door.
1. Remove the LH magnet plate cover screws and clips
from inside LH wall (Do not fit cover screws to old
magnet position).
2. Transfer door magnet plate to the opposite side.
When Changing to LH Hinged Door.
1. Remove magnet plate and transfer to the opposite
side.
Important: Redundant plate holes in LH side
wall must be filled to stop steam ingress into
the wall cavity.
2. Fit bottom hinge body to top on opposite side, centre
hinge on slots.
3. Whilst holding door in place fit remaining hinge body
to bottom, securing door in position.
4. Ensure door seal is removed and re-fitted with the
join in the seal at bottom.
5. Refit the LH side panel.