Roper Rhodes Cirrus User manual

Customer Services, Roper Rhodes Ltd, Brassmill Lane Trading
Estate, Bath, BA1 3JF
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Installation Procedure:
Cirrus Wall Mounted Unit
Installation & aftercare instructions
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IMPORTANT
Once the unit is level mark the 2 final fixing points through the holes in the back brace (C). The unit should then be removed and wall plugs put into the
wall at these points. Re-install the unit using the hangers being sure to fully tighten back to the wall. Finally, secure the unit to the wall via the holes in
the back brace.
Securing the unit
It is recommended that the unit and basin are secured to a suitably reinforced wall to ensure stability. The wall plugs supplied are only suitable for
solid stone/brick walls. For plasterboard walls use specialist wall plugs along with supplementary wall strengthening as units can be very heavy. Seek
advice from a specialist about the suitability of fixings to be used.
Wear suitable eye protection when drilling. Take care when using power tools near water - the use of a residual current device (RCD) is
recommended. Beware of hidden pipes or cables. Take care when drilling tiled surfaces as the drill might slip. Use a piece of masking tape to prevent
the drill from wandering.
2
B
A
Locate the hangers onto the
wall mounting plates. Wall
hangers not only tighten the
unit against the wall (Screw
B) but also offer up/down
adjustment to fine-tune the
fixing position (Screw A).
1
Mark the location of each of the wall mounting
plates ensuring that they are positioned inside the
sidewalls of the vanity unit. We would recommend
the height is set such that the overall height
including the basin is 860mm. For each mounting
plate drill two holes in the marked positions using a
8mm drill bit to a depth of 55mm.
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3
Instructions should be kept / passed to end-user once installation complete
C
C

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Cirrus Wall Mounted Unit
Installation & aftercare instructions
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Cupboard Door Hinge Adjustment
Hinges may require adjustment for correct door alignment. This is achieved with the adjustable soft close hinges using the
adjustment screws A, B and C (see Drawing 4). To access these you will first have to remove the screw cap cover.
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AB
C.
C
To make adjustment 1
tighten/loosen adjustment screw
B.
To make adjustment 2 simply
turn screw A.
To make adjustment 3 unscrew C
screws and move the door to the
desired position and re-tighten.
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3
3
1
1
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Drawer Fascia Adjustment
Fascias may require adjustment for correct alignment. This is achieved with the adjusting mechanisms shown in diagrams 3 and 4.
2
1
1
2
To make adjustment 1 (see Drawing 3)
To make adjustment 2 (see Drawing 4)
Remove cover cap (see diagram 6) Turn adjustment rail

Customer Services, Roper Rhodes Ltd, Brassmill Lane Trading
Estate, Bath, BA1 3JF
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Cirrus Wall Mounted Unit
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If faulty or damaged, the fascias can be removed and replaced. To remove the Fascias please follow the instructions below:.
Squeeze the lever on each side of the drawer to release
from runner.
Unscrew the CAM screw on the underside of the drawer.
Release the adjustment rail.
Pull the fascia away from the body of
the drawer.
Remove the rectangular cap.
Gently slide the drawer outwards and upwards to remove fully
from runner.
Release the fascia using a screwdriver.
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Removing the Drawer front fascia

Customer Services, Roper Rhodes Ltd, Brassmill Lane Trading
Estate, Bath, BA1 3JF
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Email: [email protected] | Web: www.roperrhodes.co.uk
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Cirrus Wall Mounted Unit
Installation & aftercare instructions
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Replacement Components
Should you require any replacement components for this product please contact Roper Rhodes using the contact details below.
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The isocast basin is made of a non-porous material and as such it can be wiped clean with a damp cloth or sponge using mild detergents or soapy
water. DO NOT use abrasive cleaning solutions. Where possible avoid sliding hard or sharp objects on the surface to prevent scratches. Strong acids
such as those found in drain cleaners, toilet cleaners, paint removers and cleaners containing methylene chloride or acetone (nail polish remover)
should be used very cautiously around the isocast material. Should this product come in contact with the surface, quickly flush the surface with plenty of
soapy water. Any residue and spills from, shampoo, toothpaste, mouthwash, etc. should be cleaned immediately with soapy water to ensure no damage
occurs.
Fitting the Basin
Once the basin has been plumbed in, finish by securing to the furniture unit using a silicone sealant (not supplied).
Isocast Basin Maintenance Instructions
Furniture Aftercare Instructions
As with all wooden furniture, this product should be treated with care.
We recommend...
Wipe away any water splashes or condensation after use. Excessive exposure to water will deteriorate the furniture.
All bathrooms should be well ventilated with a suitable extractor fan.
Clean with a soft damp cloth only.
Use a wax free polish if one must be used.
For removal of lime scale deposits use a suitable proprietary cleaner. If necessary test on an incspicuous area first
Do not scrub or scour
Do not use abrasive cleaning
agents
Please DO NOT...
The basin is supplied with an overflow kits which contains: 1pc plastic corrugated pipe, 1pc thin rubber stepped washer, 1pc thick rubber stepped
washer, overflow attachment. These should be used with a slotted waste to allow the overflow to function correctly.
The waste should be placed through the basin hole and then the components should be slid down over this as in figure 1 below (items supplied with
waste may vary). The waste should be rotated such that the slot is in line with the inlet on the overflow attachment. The waste nut should be tightened
to fully compress all of the fittings in place. Finally the plastic tube should be attached to the basin and overflow attachment as shown in figure 2. A
sealant should be used at both ends and anywhere deemed appropriate by the installater. This should be tested for water-tightness prior to domestic
use.
basin
1. waste (slotted)
3. overflow attachment
7. waste nut
6. waste metal ring
5. waste rubber washer
2. overflow thin rubber washer
4. overflow thick rubber washer
slot
inlet
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