Roper Rhodes ASCENSION FEVER AS251 Parts list manual

ASCENSION ALUMINIUM CABINETS
Installation & aftercare instructions
Please retain for future reference
Customer Services, Roper Rhodes Ltd, Brassmill Lane Trading Estate, Bath, BA1 3JF
Tel: [phone] |Fax: [phone] |Email: [email protected] |Web: www.roperrhodes.co.uk
ELECTRICAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS (Applicable to UK Installations only)
All fittings must be installed by a competent person, in accordance with current IEE wiring
regulations. If in doubt consult a qualified electrician.
IMPORTANT
Always switch off the electrical supply at the mains during installation and maintenance. It
is recommended that the fuse is withdrawn or the circuit breaker is switched off for the
necessary circuit before installation commences.
Fitting in bathrooms is subject to the appropriate zone in accordance with IEE Regulations.
This product is suitable for outside zones. It IS NOT suitable for installation in Zone 0 and
Zone 1. It is also not suitable for installation in saunas, steam rooms or shower cubicles.
This product is only suitable for permanent installation. DO NOT connect to a trailing plug
and socket outlet. This product is only suitable for indoor use. Do not attach the product to
surfaces that are damp or otherwise electrically conductive.
INSTALLATION CARE & SAFETY
Wear suitable eye protection when drilling. Take care when using power tools near water -
the use of a residual current device (RCD) is advised. Beware of hidden cables or pipes.
Take care if drilling on tiled surfaces in case the drill slips. A piece of masking tape applied
to the wall before marking out the fixing holes will stop the drill from wandering.
IMPORTANT
The product must be installed with a minimum distance of 150mm between the infrared
sensor and an adjacent wall or obstruction to ensure correct function of the sensor (see
diagram below).
DO NOT strike glass components with hard or
pointed items. DO NOT place very hot or very cold
items against or in close proximity to glass surfaces
unless an adequately thick insulation material is
used to prevent such items coming in contact with
the glass.
The nominal thickness of the mirror glass used in
this product is 3mm and is film backed for safety. If
the glass becomes chipped or broken replace
immediately. For replacement glass and other
components contact customer services at the
address below.
CLEANING
It is recommended that the unit is cleaned with a soft, dry, non abrasive cloth when turned
off. Never use cleaning agents or abrasive materials on any type of surface finish. Do not
allow moisture to come into contact with the electrical components.
COMPLIANCE
This product complies with the following safety standards:
BS EN 60598-1: 2004, EN 60598-2-1: 1989, BS EN 60598-2-2: 1997 & Amd 1. BS 7449: (1991).
BS EN 14749: (2005).
WIRING
This product is manufactured to class I category and must have an earth connection.
COLOUR CODING:
L - Live = Brown
N - Neutral = Blue
- Earth = Green & Yellow
LIGHTS
1x LED light fitting
FEVER
AS251
REF: WL.RR.AS251 | 29.13 V2.00
22
2
OUTSIDE
ZONES
2
ZONE
1
0.75m
2.25m
3.0m
0.6m
0.6m
0.75m
IEE Bathroom Zones Diagram
Distances from a bath tub or shower tray
MIN
150mm

REF: WL.RR.AS251 | 29.13 V2.00
FITTING SHELVES
ASCENSION ALUMINIUM CABINETS
Installation & aftercare instructions
Please retain for future reference
Customer Services, Roper Rhodes Ltd, Brassmill Lane Trading Estate, Bath, BA1 3JF |Tel: [phone] |Fax: [phone] |Email: [email protected] |Web: www.roperrhodes.co.uk
INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
1) Remove the packaging taking special care with the door and separate
shelves. Open the cabinet door and ensuring you haven’t connected the power
remove the screws on the front edge and lower the internal top cover. Take
care not to lose the screws.
2) Using a spirit level, mark off a horizontal line approximately 40mm below
where the top of the cabinet is to be. Position the bracket hole centres so that
they are centred on the line, and ensure that the ends of the brackets are
spaced to the width between the inner edges of the vertical aluminium
extrusions (see illustration). Mark off the holes using a pencil.
3) Note: Wall plugs supplied are only suitable for solid stone / brick walls. For
plasterboard walls use specialist wall plugs, available from DIY or hardware
stores. Seek advice from a specialist about the suitability of fixings to be used.
Drill the required holes and insert wall plugs.
4) Screw the brackets to the wall using the screws provided. Please ensure the
screws are fully tight but take care not to overtighten. Two screws must be
used in each bracket.
5) Before making any electrical connections (or performing any maintenance) it
is necessary to turn off the mains electricity supply. This unit is provided with a
supply cable already fitted. This cable should be fitted to the household lighting
circuit or to a fused 3 AMP supply. Connections should be made in accordance
with the latest IEE regulations. This cabinet is manufactured to CLASS I and
requires an earth connection.
6) Remove the light from its packaging and screw to the top of the cabinet.
Connect the cable from the light to the cable coming from the back of the
cabinet. Any excess cable can be pushed back into the cabinet.
7) Hang the cabinet on the wall brackets. The claws on the cabinet hangers
must be securely located on the wall brackets. Using a spirit level adjust the
angle of the cabinet by turning screw A with a cross head screwdriver. When
the angle is properly adjusted, screw through the lower section of the cabinet
backboard and mark the wall. Remove the cabinet from the wall, drill a suitable
hole in the marked location and fit a wall plug. Re-hang the cabinet making
sure to tighten screw B on both hangers and secure the base of the cabinet to
the wall with the supplied screw and cover-cap. The cabinet should not be left
unattended until it is fully secure.
8) When the cabinet is fully secure the internal top cover should be closed and
secured with the small screws removed earlier. When the cover is closed and
secure restore the mains power and test the function of the lights and the
shaver socket. If the light fails to function properly it is likely the IR sensor has
been positioned too close to an adjacent wall or reflective surface.
9) To fit the glass shelves firstly remove the door using the quick release
mechanism (D in the Hinge Adjustment Diagram above). Then insert the shelf
support lugs in the desired positions then slide the glass shelves onto the
support lugs. Blanking plugs supplied can be used to cover unused shelf holes.
When the shelves are in place re-fit the door back onto the hinge plates.
10) If the doors are out of alignment first remove the screw cover cap. The
soft-close hinges offer adjustment in 3 directions via adjustment screws A,B
and C (see diagram).
NOTE: The mirror is only heated when the light is switched on and the door is
closed. The mirror will take a few minutes to reach temperature. Only the outer
mirror of the door is heated.
Measure this distance for position
of ends of wall brackets
A B D
C
Screw
cover cap
FITTING LIGHT
Cable
C
B
A
HINGE ADJUSTMENT
WALL MOUNTING
A
B
Internal securing
screw (step 6)
shelf support lug
Internal top cover