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9.1.Using anchorage base
Before mounting the base, a portion of the floor larger than the maximum area of the base must be lifted from the
floor, so that the hole depth dimensions are greater than those of the surface. Then, the anchor support must be
placed inside the hole with studs upwards, and the hole must be filled with concrete until the thread of the studs
protrudes over the concrete surface (figure 3), which must be smooth and flat. It is advisable to cover the threads with
adhesive tape so as to prevent the concrete from adhering to the surface.
It is extremely important to secure the anchor supports firmly by making sure the front part of these supports matches
up with the front part of the washing machine, and maintaining the minimum distance between the supports and the
wall or other appliances so as to facilitate maintenance.
Once the concrete has set properly, the washing machine can be placed in its final position by tightening the nuts and
the associated spacers in the bolts and making sure the machine is suitably levelled.
For the measurements of each appliance, please refer to the "Rigid washing machines" chart.
9.2.Installation of the washer-extractor without anchorage base
9.2.1. Using expansion bolts
Before anchoring the machine to the floor, make sure that its minimum resistance is equal or higher than 3600 psi
(25N/mm2).
First mark the points at which the holes are to be made, using the dimensions specified in the "Rigid washing
machines" chart.
Next make holes to a depth, at minimum, equal to 3,9 inch (100mm). Clean the holes with compressed air.
Place the washer-extractor in position over the holes, then insert the expansion bolts in the holes. Be sure to use M16
expansion bolts, and that they protrudes above the surface by 2,4 inch (60mm). Once in place, tighten the bolts until
the machine is securely fastened.
minimun resistance=25N/mm
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(3600psi)
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