Adjusting The Temperature; Maintenance & Cleaning - Delabie 2443 Manual Del Usuario

ADJUSTING THE TEMPERATURE

Maximum temperature limitation:
• The mixers are fitted with a maximum temperature limiter pre-set at the factory, to prevent the risk
of scalding. Where pre-mixed water is supplied to the mixer, the maximum temperature limiter should
be disengaged at the point-of-use. For the UK and Ireland we recommend installing an appropriate,
approved thermostatic mixing valve to provide safe, anti-scald hot water.
Adjusting the mixed water pre-set temperature (fig. B & F)
• To adjust the temperature pre-set, unclip and reposition the index ring located beneath the control
lever. The position of the index ring will limit the water temperature at the mixer outlet.
• To access the cartridge (fig. B), remove the control lever by removing the cover  and unscrew
the grub screw using a 2.5mm Allen key , then unscrew the mixer body cover .
• To change the hot water (HW) setting, unclip the index ring d and turn clockwise to lower
the temperature, or anti-clockwise to increase it. Replace the index ring and check the temperature
at the mixed water outlet to achieve the desired maximum temperature (fig. F1).
• To return to the maximum hot water position, align the marker on the index ring e with the marker
on the cartridge f, (fig. F2).
MAINTENANCE & CLEANING
• Cleaning chrome and stainless steel: do not use abrasive, chlorine or any other acid-based
cleaning products. Clean with mild soapy water using a cloth or a sponge.
• Frost protection: drain the pipes and operate the mixer/tap several times to drain any remaining
water. In the event of prolonged exposure to frost, we recommend taking the mechanisms apart
and storing them indoors.
For the UK market only: Tel. 01491 821 821 - email: technical@delabie.co.uk
For all other markets: Tel. +33 (0)3 22 60 22 74 - email: sav@delabie.fr
After Sales Care Support:
The installation guide is available on: www.delabie.co.uk
The installation guide is available on: www.delabie.com
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