The following pages aim to provide comprehensive installation instructions, plus
advice on how to care and maintain your product.
We recommend that the unit is installed by a qualified Plumber or Engineer.
Please retain this document for future reference.
Note: Due to our desire to always improve our products, Daryl reserve the right to
change specification without prior notice
Safety Precautions
Caution: Care should be taken when drilling into walls and floors to avoid any
hidden pipes or wires.
STEP
46
Fit the door seal to the back edge of the door.
When the door is closed the edge of the seal
should touch the side panel along it’s length.
STEP
47
Apply a thin bead of sealant along the outside
edge of the wall channels.
We strongly recommend that all glass panels are moved by a minimum of two
people and that protective packaging along the glass edges is kept in place for
as long as possible to prevent damage before installation
Wear protective
footwear when
lifting panels
People not familiar with the fitting of Daryl Products may require
the assistance from another person at certain stages of the
procedure. We have indicated these points in the process with
the Caution Symbol.
Wear Safety
glasses when
drilling
Caution
Care & Maintenance
The unit should be cleaned regularly.
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STEP
48
24hrs
Do not use the enclosure for
at least 24 hours.
STEP
49
Use a non abrasive cleaner (ideally with a pH
value of 4 to 8) applied with a soft cloth.
Under no circumstances should scourers or
powerful detegents be used as these can damage
the metallic surface of the frame and also tarnish
the glass coating.
If fitted correctly the unit should not require any
maintenance other than cleaning. If problems do
occur contact the Daryl Technical Helpline
Tel: 0151 606 5000
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Lintel
Seal
Side Panel
COMPONENTS
Standard Top Caps
Cap
x2
RH
LH
Parking
Block
Fixed Head Water Delivery Only
Carefully lift the Water
Delivery System column
and place the bottom
into the wall jamb
Be very careful not
to scratch or damage
the tray
Support the weight of the column. Plug the
electrical cable into the connector on the cable
from the Water Delivery System
Caution
Door
Nylon Grub
Screw
x2
Blanking
Cap
STEP
42
Support the weight of the column. Connect
the water pipe to the connector from
at the top of the column.
STEP
43
Push top of column
into the wall jamb
until it locks in place
4
Splashguard
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Cap
Caution
STEP
44
STEP
45
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Fit the Suppression Ferrite close to
the Water Delivery connector
Note:
The Suppression Ferrite is packed with the
Digital Mixer
Slide Rail Water Delivery Only
(See Step 42 for the Fixed Head Water Delivery)
Carefully lift the Water
Delivery System column
and place the bottom
into the wall jamb
COMPONENTS
Water Delivery
Top Caps
LH
Place the cable in the
suppression ferrite. Wrap
the cable around the cover
and through the ferrite
again and then close the
cover until it snaps shut
STEP
Support the weight of the column. Connect
the water pipe to the connector from
at the top of the column.
38
Be very careful not
to scratch or damage
the tray
Push top of column
into wall jamb
until it locks in place
STEP
39
Roller Securing Caps
Fixed Head
Water Delivery
System
OR
(419)
Slide Rail
Water Delivery
System
RH
Glass Panel
Water Delivery Wall
Jamb, Wall Channel
& Glass Clamp
Door
Stop Vinyl
(except 800)
Plug the electrical cable into the connector
from the Water Delivery System at the top
of the column.
Caution
STEP
40
PROCEED TO
STEP 47
STEP
41
NOTE:
The Water Delivery
System is supplied
attached to the
Wall Jamb
2m Pipe and
Connector
Electrical
Cable
Splashguard
6mm
5mm
x9(+4)
A
3mm
3mm
x4(+1)
B
x3
C
x13
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ENCLOSURE INSTALLATION
Fit roller securing caps to both top roller brackets.
Caps will ‘click’ and lock in place
Lift bottom roller up and tighten the fixing
screw with a 3mm allen key.
Non Water Delivery Side only
Loosely fit wall channel into glass panel jamb
Carefully lift the assembly onto the tray. The end
of the glass panel fits into slot ‘A’ on the tray.
The wall channel end sits on the flat section of
the tray ‘B’
B
A
Fit the cap to cover the screw
STEP
1
Adjust wall jamb until glass is parallel to the
edge of the tray ‘A’. When jamb is vertical mark
edge of wall channel on the wall ‘B’.
B
B
±0mm
Remove wall channel from jamb and place
against mark on wall
STEP
2
Cut the 2 metre pipe
to size. Measure from
the centre line of the
connector.
Bottom Entry
‘A’ = 1750mm
Top Entry
‘A’ = 320mm
STEP
34
Connect pipework
Bottom EntryTop Entry
STEP
35
A
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STEP
3
STEP
4
STEP
36
STEP
37
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Loosen the screw fixing the bottom roller to
the glass with a 3mm allen key
Locate other side of glass door panel between
the roller and plastic glass guide
Check the wall channel is vertical and mark
through the 3 holes ‘A’
Drill 3 x 6mm holes
Fit the splash guard to the bottom of the panel.
Note: lip faces to the outside of Enclosure
and cutout is towards the wall end of the glass
STEP
30
Caution
STEP
31
A
Seal behind channel
and tighten screws
Fit plugs
Loosely fit screws
A
STEP
5
STEP
6
Whilst supporting the weight of the door slide
the bottom roller into the bottom track
Caution
Lift the glass door up and slide the rollers onto
the lintel
Caution
Slide glass panel into slot in tray “A’ and fit
jamb onto wall channel ‘B’
B
On the inside of the enclosure. pull the rubber
strip away from the wall jamb
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STEP
32
STEP
33
A
STEP
7
STEP
8
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Ensure glass panel is vertical
±0mm
Drill 4 x 3mm holes
through jamb into wall
channel
Check glass is vertical. If not
remove screws, re-drill and
re-fit as required.
Re-fit rubber strip over
screws
Fit the fixed roller to the tray on the same side as
lintel wall fixing, applying sealant on the edges.
Note: The seal ‘A’ on the glass panel will need
to be pulled away, to allow the roller to be fitted,
and re-fitted afterwards.
Push the roller onto the slot in the tray until it
locks in place ensuring the plastic glass
guide is retained inside the roller body
A
Fit the blanking cap on the other side
of the tray.
Note: The seal ‘A’ on the glass panel will need
to be pulled away, to allow the cover to be fitted,
and re-fitted afterwards.
Fit 4 x screws
STEP
9
Carefully remove the Water Delivery System
from the Water Delivery Wall Jamb.
B
B
STEP
10
Slacken screws ‘A’. Push the glass panel between
the wall jamb and the glass clamp. The glass
should be 2mm lower than the top of the wall
jamb. Tighten screws ‘A’ when the glass is in
the correct position
STEP
11
STEP
Push the door stop vinyl into the track and
against the fixed roller (except 800)
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STEP
27
Carefully lift door into the enclosure
Important: Requires a minimum of 2 people
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STEP
12
A
STEP
13
STEP
28
Caution
STEP
29
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Remove the lintel from glass and remove the parking block
1. Match parking block
to mark on wall
2. Spot drill hole positions
3. Drill holes with 6mm drill
Carefully lift the assembly onto the tray. The end
of the glass panel fits into slot ‘A’ on the tray.
The wall channel end sits on the flat section of
the tray ‘B’
Adjust wall jamb until glass is parallel to the
edge of the tray ‘A’ and vertical at ‘B’.
5. Screw parking block to wall
A
6. Re-fit lintel to glass
and push wall mount
on to the parking block
4. Plug holes
7. Secure the lintel to
parking block by
tightening allen
screw ‘A’
A
STEP
24
A
B
Take care not to
damage pipe and
cable protruding
from wall
STEP
14
±0mm
B
A
STEP
15
Check the lintel is level.
If adjustment is required turn screw ‘A’
on the panel clamps to lift or lower the rail.
Note: If the lintel cannot be made level by
adjusting the clamps remove the grub screws
and fit the longer ones supplied in the parts pack.
When the lintel is level tighten screw ‘B’ on
each panel clamp until it grips the glass.
IMPORTANT - DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN
Fit caps to lintel ‘C’
C
B
A
Spot drill through 4fixing holes in the
wall jamb and mark the wall. Only 4 of the
8 holes are using alternate sides ‘A’.
Carefully remove the panel from the tray
Drill 4x 8mm holes
Fit plugs
B
A
mm0±
Carefully lift the panel
back into postion
Loosely fit
4x screws
A
A
Seal behind
the wall channel
and tighten
screws
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25
STEP
16
STEP
17
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Check the wall channel and jamb is vertical.
Loosen screws ‘A’ to adjust from side to side.
Re-tighten screws
The edge of the glass should fit against the end
of the slot in the tray ‘B’. To adjust the glass
loosen the 4 screws ‘C’ and move the panel until
it is the correct postion. Re-tighten screws
Loosely fit the parking block into the wall mount ‘A’. Lift the lintel onto the glass. The panel clamps
fit over the top edge of the glass and should be equally spaced on each panel
A
A
STEP
18
If the any further adjustment is required to make
the glass panel vertical turn the 4 screws ‘D’
until the panel is in the correct position
C
Check end of
glass is vertical
B
Measure the distance of the glass between
the wall jamb and the tray ‘A’. Cut the
splashguard to size cutting at the wall jamb end.
Fit the splashguard to the bottom of the glass
STEP
19
Note:
The lintel is supplied as a RH unit.
For LH versions loosen the panel clamps
and turn them through 180
Ensure glass panels
Check top rail is level. Draw around parking block
are parallel to each other
o
STEP
22
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STEP
20
mm0±
A
STEP
21
STEP
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The Daryl Care Programme
Keeping your enclosure beautiful throughout its lifetime is easy with
products from the Daryl care programme
Using state of the art bespoke machinery combined with the
latest technology, all Daryl doors and panels are coated with
a glass protector in highly controlled factory conditions.
The protector acts as an invisible barrier on the glass to
prevent build up of limescale, soap scum, stains and dirt.
The factory applied protector will last from months to years
depending on use and the hardness of water in your area.
It will never crack, peel, discolour or build up. Coated
surfaces are kept clean simply by rinsing or wiping with a
damp cloth and regular use of Daryl Glass Cleaner.
There are two separate elements to caring for your Daryl
shower door, enclosure or bath screen.
Regular cleaning
• Mildew thrives in damp, unventilated areas. It is, therefore,
important to always wipe down, with a soft cloth or towel,
the glass and metal sections inside the shower every time
it is used
• Do not allow water to remain on glass and metal sections
for long periods of time
• Every week or two, use Daryl Glass Cleaner to polish the
enclosure (including metal sections) ensuring all surfaces
are wiped down
USER INSTRUCTIONS
Hint - these User Instruction pages can be separated from the Fitting Instruction pages if desired
Low, Medium or High Flow Button
- Buttons glow BLUE when pressed
Temperature
Control Knob
1 Daryl Glass Cleaner for the regular cleaning of your
shower door, enclosure or screen
2 Daryl Care Kit comprising of Glass Treatment and
Glass Protector suitable for use where glass protector
has not already been applied or for topping up factory
coated protector
Daryl Glass Cleaner
For occasional cleaning of glass treated with Daryl Glass
Protector or for more regular maintenance of untreated
surfaces, we recommend using Daryl Glass Cleaner. The
Cleaner cleans and polishes without smearing or streaking
and rejuvenates the Glass Protector.
Daryl Glass Treatment and Daryl Glass Protector
Available in one care kit, the Treatment and Protector are
used on new or existing shower installations where
Protector has not already been applied and for topping up
factory coated glass after a reasonable length of time. The
Treatment must always be used on existing shower
installations to prepare for the Protector. The Treatment is a
cleaning material that is applied to the glass to ensure it is in
the cleanest condition possible prior to application of the
Protector. If this process is not undertaken, there is the
likelihood of locking in dust, dirt and stains under the
Protector.
Daryl Protector acts as an invisible barrier on the glass to
prevent the build up of lime scale, soap scum, stains and
dirt. Applied like a polish, one application will last from
months to years depending on use and the hardness of
water in your area. It will never crack, peel, discolour or build
up. Coated surfaces are kept clean simply by rinsing or
wiping with a damp cloth and regular use of Daryl Glass
Cleaner.
• In hard water areas, do not allow lime scale to build up.
Stubborn deposits of lime scale can usually be removed
by using a 50:50 solution of vinegar and water, which
should be rinsed off thoroughly and dried after use
• Regular cleaning is required to remove the small
amounts of residue that are not repelled by the Protector
Everyday Care
Wipe down the glass and metal sections with a soft cloth or
towel and warm water after each time the shower is used.
Do not allow water to remain on glass and metal sections
for long periods, do not allow the build up of lime scale and
do not use caustic cleaners or abrasives.
Daryl showers trays
If you have a Daryl shower tray scuffs and marks on acrylic
trays can often be removed by the light use of a mildly
abrasive cleaner applied with a damp cloth and polished off.
Other cleaning materials
Ensure that if you use a non-Daryl cleaning product, it has a
pH level between 4 & 8 and is non-abrasive. Prolonged use
of cleaners with a pH level outside the specified range can
cause damage to metal sections and possibly affect the
safe operation of your Daryl Shower. All cleaning material
(including Daryl’s) must be wiped down after application.
Do not use ‘spray and leave’ cleaning products on the metal
surface as these may cause damage to your door or
enclosure.
Warm Up/Stop Button
- glows BLUE
when powered
Warm Up Function (Optional)
St
1. Press the Warm Up push-button.
2. The unit delays turning on to allow you to get out
of the shower.
3. The Warm Up push-button flashes for a number of seconds until water comes out of the handset at the desired temperature.
4. When the water is at the desired temperature the unit turns off waiting for you to shower.
To Operate the Shower
1. Press the Low, Medium or High flow push-button.
2. Water will come out of the handset at the desired temperature.
3. To alter the showering temperature, turn the temperature control knob. Whilst the showering temperature
stabilises, the selected flow push-button will flash.
4. Press the Stop push-button at the end of your shower.
Caution!
Anyone who may have difficulty understanding or operating the controls of any shower should be attended
whilst showering. Particular consideration should be given to:
• the young
• the elderly
• the infirm
• the disabled
• anyone who suffers from a medical condition that can result in temporary incapacity (e.g. epilepsy or
blackouts).
• anyone inexperienced in the correct operation of the controls.
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Spray Settings
The handset has three different spray actions: Start, Soothe and Massage and an Eco setting. To adjust the
spray setting turn the spray plate as follows:
1. Start - Water flows from the outer set of holes.
To select the Start setting, turn the spray plate
anticlockwise from the full clockwise position
until it clicks once.
Spray Plate
2. Soothe - Water flows from the middle set of holes.
CLEANING
The unit should be cleaned regularly.
Use a non abrasive cleaner (ideally with a pH value of 4 to 8)
applied with a soft cloth.
Under no circumstances should scourers or powerful
detegents be used as these can damage the metallic
surface of the frame and also tarnish the glass coating.
To select the Soothe setting, turn the spray plate
anticlockwise from the full clockwise position until it
clicks twice.
3. Massage - Water flows from the inner set of holes.
To select the Massage setting, turn the spray plate
anticlockwise from the full clockwise position until
it clicks three times.
4. Eco - Water flows from the outer set of holes at a
reduced flow rate.
To select the Economy setting, turn the spray
plate fully clockwise.
To avoid limescale, use your thumb or a soft cloth
to wipe any limescale from the soft rubber nozzles
and the front face of the showerhead.
CUSTOMER SERVICE
Kohler Daryl and Kohler Mira
We take the question of customer service seriously. Consequently, there is one initial point of contact – Daryl
Showering Technical Services (0151-606-5000). This team will ensure that the quality of support you require is
provided by specialists appropriate to that field; i.e. for matters relating to the shower enclosure, you will be
aided by Daryl Showering and for the shower system (including the Digital Mixer), your call will be supported by
Mira Showers personnel.
Your contact for all queries is Daryl Showering Customer Services (0151-606-5000)
If, when you first use your shower it does not function correctly, first contact your installer to check that
installation and commissioning are satisfactory and in accordance with the instructions in this manual.
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If, over time, the performance of your shower declines, consult this manual to see whether simple home
maintenance is required. Please call our Technical Services Department to talk the difficulty through, request
service under guarantees (if applicable) or take advantage of our after-sales service.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
1
2
3
4
The information below gives details on what you can do as a user should you encounter difficulties whilst
operating the shower.
If there is a problem with the shower control some of the push buttons will flash very fast.
Malfunction Cause Remedy
Push buttons are
flashing on the shower
control and / or the
shower will not operate
Water supply isolated
Damaged or broken cable
connection
Check water supply
Check cable connections
B
A
No flow or low flow rate
from the Shower Fittings
Drip from spray plate
assembly on handset
Electrical supply isolated
or fuse blown
Digital Mixer Valve
breakdown
Spray plate assembly
blocked
Hose blocked or twisted
Digital Mixer Valve malfunction
A small amount of water
may be retained in the
shower fitting after the
shower control has been
turned off. This may drain
over a few minutes
Digital Mixer Valve
malfunction
Check electrical supply
Isolate product and turn
back on after 30 seconds
If the problem still
persists note the
sequence of the flashing
push buttons and
contact Customer
Services
Refer to Cleaning
Clear blockage or
release twist in hose
Contact Customer Services
This is quite normal.
Changing the angle of
the shower fitting may
vary the draining time
Solenoid fault. May
require cleaning or
replacement. Contact
Customer Services
Handset Adjustment
To adjust the height of the handset press
the release button ‘A’ and slide the clamp
bracket assembly up or down to the
desired position.
The handset can be moved both vertically
and horizontally until the desired position
is reached ‘B’. A friction mechanism in the
clamp bracket will hold the handset in
place.
Fixed Head Adjustment
Move the spray head to the required
position. The spray head is adjustable in
both the horizontal and vertical
directions.
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Incorrect shower
temperature
Maximum temperature
incorrectly set
Digital Mixer Valve incorrectly
fitted
Refer to Commissioning,
Maximum temperature
setting
Make sure that the hot
and cold water supplies
are connected correctly
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COMMISSIONING/SETTING
1. General
1.1. Turn on the water supply to the Digital Mixer.
1.2. Check for leaks over the complete system.
1.3. Turn on the electrical supply to the Digital Mixer.
For the Pumped Version with the Slide Rail System, pump priming can be helped by removing the handset
and lowering the end of the hose into the shower tray.
2. Set the Maximum Temperature
Note! The maximum temperature of the unit can only be set when the unit has not been used for a period of
10 minutes or after switching the unit’s electrical supply OFF and ON.
2.1.Temperature Selection - Set the temperature control knob to the desired position, as per the table
below.
Temperature Control Temperature Selection °C
Knob Position
1 Factory Set 45°C
Setting Option 1
Operate the shower and set the desired flow and temperature, then press and momentarily hold the
Warm Up/Stop and Medium push-buttons at the same time. The Medium push-button will flash and
beep three times to confirm the selection is successful.
The mixer is locked to your selected temperature and flow. Pressing any flow push-button turns the
mixer ON. Pressing the Warm Up/Stop push-button turns the mixer OFF.
Caution! If the temperature control knob is altered while the mixer is in standby mode or while
the shower is in operation, the water temperature settings will be changed to the new setting next time
the shower is used.
Note! Selecting the Warm Up/Stop and Medium push-buttons at the same time again, cancels the
lock mode option set. The Medium push-button will flash and beep three times
Setting Otion 2
Note! This can only be set when the mixer has not been used for a period of 10 minutes. Switching the
unit’s electrical supply OFF and ON cancels the lock mode.
Press and momentarily hold the Warm Up/Stop and Medium push-buttons at the same time. The
Medium push-button will flash and beep three times to confirm the selection is successful. The
interfaces are locked.
Note! Selecting the Warm Up/Stop and Medium push-buttons at the same time again, cancels the
lock mode option set. The Medium push-button will flash and beep three times
2 45°C
3 36°C
4 38°C
5 40°C
6 42°C
7 45°C
8 47°C
9 48°C
2.2.Enabling - Press and momentarily hold the Warm Up/Stop and High push-buttons at the same time. Release the push-buttons and press them again within 2 seconds. The High push-button will flash and beep
three times to confirm the selection is successful.
4. Timeout
Note! Timeout allows you to run the shower for a set period of time before it automatically shuts off. This can
only be set when the unit has not been used for a period of 30 minutes or after switching the unit‘s electrical
supply OFF and ON.
4.1.Timeout Selection - Set the temperature control knob to the desired position, as per the table below.
Temperature Control Timeout (Minutes)
Knob Position
1 30
2 30
3 3
4 4
5 5
3. Lock Mode
Note! Allows you to lock the unit during operation.
3.1. There are two Safety Lock Modes
Option 1 - Locks the mixer to your flow and temperature settings.
Option 2 - Locks the interface so no push-buttons can be used.
Note! The Warm Up/Stop push-button will be illuminated on the interface used to set the lock mode, no
other interface will be illuminated.
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6 6
7 7
8 8
9 9
4.2.Enabling - Press and momentarily hold the Warm Up/Stop and Low push-buttons at the same
time. The Low push-button will flash and beep three times to confirm the selection is successful.
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