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Take off the control lever 16 .
Loosen the cartridge end ring 20 by hand, then
screw off the cartridge locking ring 21 by using
a pipe wrench.
Now pull the setting ring 24 upwards with the
help of a screwdriver.
Note: Do not remove the cartridge.
Place the setting ring in the desired position as
shown in Fig. K.
Note: The setting ring 24 can limit the turning
angle of the handle, so that the amount of hot
water can be limited.
Tighten the cartridge locking ring 21 onto the
tap body 23 again by using a pipe wrench,
then tighten the cartridge end ring 20 by hand.
Place the control lever 16 back on to the tap
body 23 and tighten the locking screw by turn-
ing it clockwise using a hexagon key 25.
Press the red/blue hot/cold label 19 into the
opening.
Turn on the main water supply and check the
temperature limiter.
Maintenance and cleaning
Tap care and cleaning
Please note that sanitary fittings require special care
and attention. Therefore you should follow the fol-
lowing advice:
Never use corrosive or alcohol-based materials
for cleaning, as these could damage the product.
Clean your fittings with clean water, mild detergent
and a soft cloth or leather only.
Screw out the mixer nozzle 17 at regular intervals
and remove lime deposits or foreign bodies.
Non-observance of the above care advice can be
expected to result in damage to the surface of the
fittings. In this event your rights under the warranty
may be invalidated.
Disposal
The packaging is wholly composed of environmen-
tally friendly materials that can be disposed of at a
local recycling centre.
Contact your local refuse disposal authority for more
details of how to dispose of your worn-out product.
Information
Potability of mains water
Find out about the potability of your mains water
supply. Your local water authority or water supply
company will be able to inform you.
The following general recommendations
apply to the potability of the water from
your pipework:
Let the water run freely for a short time if it has
been stagnating in the pipework for more than
four hours. Do not use any of this stagnant water
in the preparation of food or for drinking. This
applies particularly as far as babies and infants
are concerned. Failure to observe this advice
may result in risks to health. Fresh water can
be readily distinguished from stagnant as fresh
water is noticeably cooler.
Do not use stagnant water from chromium-plated
pipework for the preparation of food or for drink-
ing or for personal hygiene if you are allergic
to nickel. This water may contain high quantities
of nickel and trigger an allergic reaction.
Do not use water from lead pipework for pre-
paring food or drink for babies or infants. Do
not use it for preparing food or drink during
pregnancy. Lead dissolves in drinking water
and is particularly damaging to the health of
babies and young children.
