Victorian Plumbing Chatsworth Traditional VP003 User manual

Installation Guide

Before Installation, please read this guide carefully.
•Afully qualified and competent person should install this product.
•Observe alllocal plumbing and building codes.
•Shut off the main water supply.
•The radiator should only be filled with water at a temperature below
100°C. If the temperature exceeds 48°C, please install awarning sign
near the product to avoid burning and scalding accidents.
•Select the desired location for the radiator ensuring the chosen wall is
both strong enough and suitable tocarry the weight ofthe radiator
when full of water.
•The provided fixings are for solid brick walls only, if installing onany
other surface please check that itwill safely support the product and
purchase suitable fixings.
•When cleaning, never use abrasive cleaners on this product as they will
damage the surface. Wipe the surface clean with a soft, damp cloth.
Child Safety Notices
Please note that you are 100% legally responsible for your own child's
safety at home. Once installed, the radiator can become a hazard for
children as this radiator is not designed to support unreasonable extra
weight, such as that of a child and the radiator becomes hot during use.
We must stress that you should not allow children to climb/grab/play
with the radiator or rails, as this can cause accident or injury for the child
from heat, falling, or the radiator being pulled off the wall.
Check & Inspect
Here at Victorian Plumbing, we pride ourselves on selecting products
from reputable manufacturers who manufacture to our exacting
standards and quality control measures. All our products are well
packaged and should reach you in pristine condition. Please check this
product carefully prior to install as we must be notified of any
shortages or damage within 30 days of delivery. For further
information please see terms and conditions.
Important Information

Tools required for installation (not supplied)
Please check you have all the items below:
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Position the radiator on your chosen wall and using a spirit level check that the
radiator is level both vertically and horizontally. Using a pencil, mark the top & bottom
fixing brackets ready for drilling & securing. Drain down the heating system in
preparation to connect the radiator.
Step 1
Before installation place a dust sheet
on the floor to prevent losing any small
parts.
Allow enough room for the installation of valves or thermostatic controls

Drill the wall using an appropriately sized drill bit and insert the rawl plugs. Secure the
top and bottom brackets using the screws provided to the wall.
Step 2
Wrap the threaded valve tails with P.T.F.E tape and insert the tails into the radiator
tapping’s. (Valves Sold Separately)
Step 3

Install both the flow and return pipework.
Step 4
Step 5
Refill the heating system and using a screwdriver, bleed the radiator through the
air vent plug.
Step 6
Switch on the central heating and bring the radiator up to full heat and
check all joints for leaks.

•Use a screwdriver/vent key to open the air vent, open the valve and let
the water rush into radiator.
•Check all connections for leaks.
•Once water overflows from the air vent, the radiator is fully purged of air.
•Use a screwdriver/vent key to close the air vent, turn on the valve and
the radiator is ready for use.
When your radiator does not function, knowing basic radiator troubleshooting can
save you from the stress and the hassles of a non-functioning radiator. Here is a guide
to solve the most common problems associated with these electric home heaters.
After installation
Trouble shooting