IAN 385535 - Faucet Livarno Lux - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL IAN 385535 Livarno Lux

Short manual This document is a shorter printed version of the complete instruction manual. By scanning the QR code, you will be taken straight to the Lidl service website (www.lidl-service.com) where you can view and download the complete instruction manual by entering the article number (IAN) 385535_2107.

WARNING! Observe the complete instruction manual and safety notes to prevent personal injury and property damage. The short guide forms an integral part of this product. Prior to using the product, familiarize yourself with all operation and safety notes. Keep the short manual well preserved and if you hand the product on to third parties, all documentation should be passed on as well. Proper use This product is suitable for all pressure-tight hot water systems such as central heating boilers, instantaneous water heaters, pressurised boilers and the like. It is not suitable for low-pressure water heaters such as wood or coal burning bath geysers, oil or gas bath geysers, open electrically heated water tanks. If in doubt please seek the advice of a plumber or heating engineer. Any use other than that described here or modification to the product is not permitted and may lead to damage to persons or property. There is also the risk of injury and loss of life. The product is intended for personal use only and not for medical or commercial use. The manufacturer accepts no liability for loss or damage arising from improper use. Description of parts [1] 1 Shower head [2] 1 Aerator [3] 1 Plastic triangle [4] 1 Long connection hose (hot) [5] 1 Long connection hose (cold) [6] 1 Sealing washer [7] 1 Metal plain washer [8] 1 Metal rod [9] 1 Plastic nut [] 1 Hose weight [] 2 Screws [] 1 Connection hose [] 1 Protective cap [] 1 Shower hose [] 1 Setting ring [] 1 Tap body [] 1 Control lever [] 1 Small plastic cover [] 1 Locking screw [] 1 Cartridge covering ring [] 1 Cartridge Technical data Connections: G3⁄8” (approx. 17 mm) Water connection nut: approx. 19 mm Hot water temperature: max.: 85 °C Safety advice

AND CHILDREN! Never leave children unsupervised with the packaging materials. Danger of suffocation. Keep the product away from children. The product is not a toy.

ELECTRIC SHOCK! Leaks or the escape of water can lead to danger to life from electric shock. Check all connections for leaks carefully. In addition, ensure that all cables from electrical devices are correctly and safely installed.10 GB/IE CAUTION! RISK OF INJURY! Please ensure that no parts are damaged and that all parts are correctly assembled. Incorrect assembly could lead to injury. Please note that seals are wear parts and therefore will require to be replaced from time to time. Damaged parts could adversely affect safety and proper function.

ATTENTION! RISK OF DAMAGE TO

PROPERTY! Have the installation done by experienced persons only. Leaks or escape of water can lead to serious damage to buildings or household fittings and furniture. Check all connections for leaks carefully. Ensure that all seals are correctly seated to prevent leakage of water. The spout can be swiveled to your desired position. Make sure the spout is always positioned within the area of the sink, otherwise escape of water can lead to serious flooding to your house or building. CAUTION! DANGER OF SCALDING! When making the hot water setting please ensure that the temperature of the water is not too high. Before installation, make yourself familiar with all the existing services, e.g. water connection and stopcocks. Please read carefully through these operating instructions before installing and using the product. Keep all the safety advice and instructions in a safe place for future reference! Installation Installing the tap Turn off the main water supply to prevent serious leakage of water. Allow any remaining water in the pipework to drain. Install the tap as shown in Figs. A to G. m CAUTION! Do not bend the hoses or place them under tension. Otherwise material damage could result. Flushing the tap The tap must be flushed through before first use to remove any dirt. To do this, follow these steps (see Fig. I): Screw the aerator [2] off. Open the main water supply and allow the water to run for two minutes. Then screw the aerator [2] on again. Setting the temperature limiter The cartridge [] in this product has a temperature limiter. This function is not activated in the factory (neutral setting). m CAUTION! Change the temperature limiter setting only after the tap has been installed. Follow Fig. H & Fig. J to set the temperature limitation. Turn off the main water supply. Remove the small plastic cover [] carefully by a small flat screwdriver. Release the locking screw [] by turning it anticlockwise using a hexagonal key.11GB/IE m CAUTION! Do not take the screw completely out; just loosen it until the control lever [] can be easily taken off. Take off the control lever []. Loosen the cartridge covering ring [] by hand. Now pull the setting ring [] upwards with the help of a screwdriver. Note: Do not remove the cartridge []. Place the setting ring [] in the desired position (see Fig. J). Tighten the cartridge covering ring [] by hand. Place the control lever [] back on to the tap body []. Tighten the locking screw [] by turning it clockwise using a hexagonal key. Press the small plastic cover [] into the opening. Turn on the main water supply and check the temperature limiter. Operation Bringing into use Note: If the fitting has not been used for a long period flush the pipes through thoroughly in order to avoid stagnation and build-up of residues in the drinking water supply. Open the main water supply. Lift the control lever [] and swing it to the right or left in order to regulate the speed or temperature of the water flow. Check operation of the mixer. For this purpose move the control lever [] in all possible positions. Please regularly check all connections to ensure that they are tight. Water-saving function The cartridge [] in this tap has an water saving function. This feature limits the water flow through the tap. This means you can save up to 50% water (see Fig.K) Lift the lever [] until you notice a slight resistance. This resistance will cause a stop in case of partial opening and will therefore simply limit the flow of water. If you want to increase the flow rate, exert slight pressure on the lever [] until you overcome the resistance. Energy-saving function The cartridge [] in this tap has an energy saving function. Only cold water will flow out when the lever [] is set to the middle position, and thus reduces the energy consumption (see Fig. L). Maintenance and cleaning Tap care and cleaning Please note that sanitary fittings require special care and attention. Therefore you should follow the following 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 aerator [2] 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.12 GB/IE Disposal The packaging is made entirely of recyclable materials, which you may dispose of at local recycling facilities. 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 drinking 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 preparing 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.13FR/BE