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Afternoon,
I bought a venting kit similar to this (http://www.plumbworld.co.uk/84-486) from Focus allthough I also have three plastic pins/clips with it. My very basic question is what the hell do I do with it? Where does the self adhesive ring go? If it goes on the wall does it go on before or after the plastic sleeve. What do I do with the clips? Probably thought they they didn't need to provide intructions with it as it is so simple, but I'm proving them wrong. Thanks for any help. Crag -- |
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Crag wrote:
I bought a venting kit similar to this (http://www.plumbworld.co.uk/84-486) from Focus allthough I also have three plastic pins/clips with it. My very basic question is what the hell do I do with it? Where does the self adhesive ring go? If it goes on the wall does it go on before or after the plastic sleeve. What do I do with the clips? Probably thought they they didn't need to provide intructions with it as it is so simple, but I'm proving them wrong. Well, a good starting point would be to ask you what you bought it with the intention of doing? Are you using it to connect the pipe to the dryer, a wall vent or what? Do you just have a hole in the wall? I believe the pegs can be pushed through the thin plastic of the pipe into the holes in the fitting to keep it in place. I'm guessing that the adhesive ring could hold the whole assembly against an outlet on which it was not a snug fit. To do this you might assembly the pipe to the fitting, then slide the ring along to stick everything to the dryer or wall. Regards Chris -- Chris J Dixon Nottingham UK Have dancing shoes, will ceilidh. |
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On Thu, 31 Mar 2005 16:46:14 GMT Chris J Dixon
wrote in : Well, a good starting point would be to ask you what you bought it with the intention of doing? Thanks for the reply. I've got a ready vented round hole in the wall. I presume the pipe screws in to the rear of the dryer then you use the kit (sleeve, pins & adhesive ring) to vent the hot air out. I just wasn't sure in which order to use the bits & bobs. Crag -- |
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