Raymor BYRON 133608 User manual

Installation set out for Byron Wall Faced Pan
Product Code: 133608
STANDARD SET OUT
OPTIONAL SET OUT
Issue Date: 14th October 2014
Revision Number: V 1.0
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Remove all products from packaging:
Check the product for damage, if the product is
damaged return to store of purchase. Check the
product is complete with all components required to
install.
Issue Date: 14th October 2014
Revision Number: V 1.0
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Issue Date: 14th October 2014
Revision Number: V 1.0
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This product is to only be installed by a licensed plumber, failing to do so will void warranty. This product is to be
installed as per Australian Standards and local authority requirements.
Warning – DO NOT BED THE PAN IN PLACE USING CEMENT, CONCRETE OR SIMILAR MATERIAL,
DOING SO WILL VOID THE PRODUCT WARRANTY.
Pan installation:
Byron Inwall cistern (Product Code 133137) installation instructions are to be used in conjunction with Byron Wall
Faced Pan (Product Code 133608) installation instructions.
1. Mark the centre line of the Pan connector on the floor for ‘S’ trap installation or on the wall for ‘P’ trap
installation.
2. Place the pan into position centralising the pan on your centre line, draw around the pan base and mark the
entry points on the floor to where the floor fixing holes are on the side of the pan.
3. Remove the pan and drill and screw into place the floor fixing brackets, set the floor fixing brackets 15mm
inside the line drawn around the base. Use suitable floor fixing screws & toggles to suite the floor material.
4. Critical – The pan must be on a level surface square to the wall, if the floor slopes away the pan will need to
levelled using suitable floor chocks around the pan to support and stabilise the pan.
5. The standard ‘L’ shaped variance bend supplied has a set out of 70mm to 90mm, the two optional Variance
bends have set outs of 75mm to 115mm and 145mm to 180mm, both are purchased as optional extras.
6. ‘S’ trap installation – Place the variance bend into the floor outlet, from the floor to the centre of the pan out
let is 185mm, ensure the variance bend is straight and square to the wall, assemble the variance bend wall
brace and fix to the finished wall. Measure the distance from the back edge of the pan ‘P’ trap and add on
sufficient length for the Variance bend collar to fully engage the ‘P’ trap. Remove the locking ring and rubber
boot from the Variance bend. Measure out from the finished wall to the measurement you have
predetermined and cut the excess off the variance bend. The distance between each ridge on the Variance
bend is 10mm. Once the excess has been cut off the variance bend reassemble the rubber boot and locking
ring. Slide the pan into place being careful that full engagement of the pan ‘P’ trap and variance bend has been
achieved and the inlet pipe from the In-Wall cistern has be achieved N.B pre-soaping the rubber boot on the
Variance bend and Inwall cistern will assist with easier engagement of the ‘P’ trap and variance bend boot.
7. Once the pan is in place and connected to the Variance bend and cistern outlet, screw the pan in place using
the supplied fixing screws and cover.
DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN SCREWS AS THIS MAY CAUSE THE PAN TO CRACK.
Run a bead of plumbers grade silicone around the pan and up the edge of the wall to finish off.
8. ‘P’ Trap Installation – the distance from the back edge of the pan to the start of the ‘P’ trap is 130mm (due to
shrinkage variations please measure the distance on the pan to confirm) taking into account full engagement
of the pan collar on the ‘P’ trap. Install waste pipe as per Australian standards and local authority requirements.
The distance from the floor to the centre of the ‘P’ trap is 185mm, set your waste pipe height accordingly.
DO NOT USE OFFSET PAN COLLARS AS THIS WILL COMPROMISE WASTE DISCHARGE.
DOING SO WILL VOID THE PRODUCT WARRANTY.
9. Assemble the seat using the seat assembly instructions supplied in the seat box.