Miele PG 8581, PG 8582, PG 8583 Installation diagram

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Miele PG 8581, PG 8582, PG 8583 Installation diagram

Installation plan

PG 8581

PG 8582

PG 8583

It is essential to read the operating instructions and service documents before installation or use of this appliance. This will prevent both personal injury and damage to the machine.

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Installation notes

Installation

This machine must be connected to the mains supply, and plumbed

requirements

in, in accordance with the installation instructions provided.

 

Installation must only be carried out by authorised installers in

 

accordance with valid regulations, relevant standards and health and

 

safety codes.

 

The machine must be commissioned and operators trained in its use

 

by Miele Service or by an approved Miele Service Dealer only.

Surrounding area

Condensate can build up in the area surrounding the machine. Any

 

cabinetry and fixtures in the room must be suitable. If the machine is

 

installed under a countertop (built-under model), the protective foil

 

supplied must be stuck to the underside of the worktop and a

 

stainless steel panel must be installed above the door opening to

 

provide protection from the steam. The stainless steel panel can be

 

ordered from Miele.

Plumbing

The cold water, hot water, demineralised water and drain water can

 

be connected directly without a non-return valve. Use the Y-piece

 

supplied to connect the inlet hoses to the machine (KW) and to the

 

steam condenser (DK). Alternatively, you may also install an

 

additional cold water supply and connect the steam condenser to this

 

supply.

 

If access to a hot water supply is not available, a Y-piece must be

 

used to connect both inlet hoses (KW cold water and WW hot water)

 

to the cold water supply.

 

The stopcocks must be easily accessible.

 

Plumbing connections for PG 8581 to 83

 

– PG 8581: cold water (KW) only

 

– PG 8582: cold water (KW) and hot water (WW)

 

– PG 8583: cold water (KW) and hot water (WW)

Electrical

Connection to the electrical supply must be carried out in accordance

connection

with local and national safety regulations. The power cord must be

 

protected from the risk of thermal damage.

 

It is recommended to make electrical connection via a plug and

 

socket so that electrical safety checks can be carried out easily.

 

For hard-wired machines, connection must be via a main switch to

 

be provided on site, which must completely isolate the machine from

 

the power supply with a contact gap of at least 3 mm.

 

The plug and socket as well as the main switch must be easily

 

accessible after the machine has been installed.

Equipotential

For added safety the machine should be protected with a residual

bonding and

current device with trip current of 30 mA.

earthing

Equipotential bonding should be carried out if required. A screw

 

connection for equipotential bonding is provided at the back of the

 

machine. Equipotential bonding and earthing must be completed

 

before the machine is commissioned.

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PG 8581 / PG 8582 / PG 8583

 

Installation notes

Connecting an

Up to two dispensing systems for liquid agents can be connected to

external

the rear panel of the machine. The instructions below regarding

dispensing

machine model must be observed:

system

– PG 8581: max. 1 connection

 

 

– PG 8582: 1 or 2 connections

 

– PG 8583: 1 or 2 connections

Liquid media:

The liquid agent container for external dispensing must be placed

position of

next to or underneath the machine. Place the container next to the

external

machine on the floor or in an adjacent cabinet. Do not position the

containers

container above the machine. The dispenser hose must not be kinked

 

or trapped.

Communication

Ethernet and RS232 modules are available as optional extras. They

modules

are not supplied with the machine. The connection box for these

 

should be installed near the machine for transferring and printing

 

process data. These must be installed and connected in accordance

 

with IEC 60950.

PG 8581 / PG 8582 / PG 8583

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