Installation, English, Using the towelwarmer – Radson Athena E User Manual

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Congratulations on your purchase

of a new towelwarmer from RETTIG

Towel dryer with power supply cable and plug, fitted with 2-pole switch for

connection and disconnection. The switch has a red lamp that lights up when

the towel dryer is switched on. Adaptable for fixed/concealed connection to the

mains. Delivered with wall brackets and screws.

Rated voltage: 230 V 50 Hz . For Australia: 230V-240V

Enclosure class: IP 44

Double insulation

INSTALLATION

POSITIONING

On a towelwarmer, which is fixed and permanently connected, the frame may

protrude into zone 1, but then it must be positioned so that the switch is locat-

ed in zones 2 or 3, see figures 1-4. If the plug is used, the whole of the towel

warmer must be positioned in at least zone 2. Since the towel dryer is revers-

ible, the switch should be positioned facing away from the bath or shower. The

recommended minimum dimensions to limiting surfaces in the vicinity are indi-

cated in figures 5-6. It is important to remember that the towel dryer is there to

hang towels on and must not be used to hold on to.

To avoid injuries to small children the towelwarmer must be positioned so that

the lowest part is at least 600 mm above the floor. The recommended minimum

dimensions to other limiting surfaces in the vicinity are indicated in figure 3.

WALL-MOUNTING AND CONNECTION

For the correct installation of towelwarmers it is essential that the fixing of the

towelwarmer is carried out in such a way that it is suitable for intended use

and predictable misuse. A number of elements need to be taken into considera-

tion including the fixing method used to secure the towelwarmer to the wall,

the type and condition of the wall itself, and any additional potential forces or

weights, prior to finalising installation.

A residual current device of 30 mA is compulsory if the towel warmer is installed

in a bathroom, shower or other wet areas.

The towelwarmer is mounted on a wall with the enclosed screws. The wall

brackets can be moved to suit any tile joints etc. They can be loosened and tight-

ened from the back with the screw in the centre of the wall bracket before the

towelwarmer is mounted on the wall, see figure 4.

The cover rings are fitted to conceal the wall screws: the cover rings for the feet

are turned in position with the recess for dismantling facing downwards (5A)

and then snapped into place, see figure 5.

The enclosed cover ring(s) is/are snapped over the connection housing and

where appropriate the wall bracket, see figure 6.

All the feet and wall brackets can be turned round so that the towel dryer can

be reversed.

The towelwarmer can then be mounted with the wall bracket and switch either

at the top or bottom, on the left or right side.

TOWELWARMER WITH POWER SUPPLY CABLE AND PLUG

The towelwarmer’s power supply cable with the plug is connected to a wall

socket.

This appliance is equipped with an all-pole switch with a contact separation of

3 mm.

TOWELWARMER WITH POWER SUPPLY CABLE WITHOUT PLUG

The electrical installation must be done by an authorised electrician.

Remove the plug from the power supply cable and connect the 2-wire cable to a

suitable junction box as follows:

Brown wire = phase

Blue wire = neutral

ENGLISH

TOWELWARMER WITH CONCEALED CONNECTION

The towelwarmer can as an alternative be fitted with a concealed electrical con-

nection. The electrical installation must be done by an authorised electrician.

INSTALLATION WITH CONCEALED CONNECTION

1. Remove the cover on the connection housing by undoing the screws holding

the cover in place, figure 7.

2. Lift up the connector by means of a pair of pliers, figure 8.

3. Unscrew the wires from the connector.

4. Insert the cable or the equivalent from the wall through the inlet, figure 9.

For connection with wiring tube: replace the fitted membrane inlet with the

enclosed open inlet.

5. Mount the towelwarmer on the wall.

6. Connect the incoming wires to the connector.

7. Press the connector on the switch, figure 10.

8. Fit and screw tight the enclosed sealed cover, figure 11.

USING THE TOWELWARMER

The towelwarmer is switched on by pressing the switch. The lamp on the switch

lights up when the towel dryer is switched on. The towelwarmer can be left

switched on permanently without problem. The temperature of the towelwarm-

er can vary.

PRODUCT CARE

Only mild detergent should be used to clean and wipe the towelwarmer.

MISCELLANEOUS

Failure to follow the installation instructions can lead to overheating and mal-

functioning.

This towelwarmer is only intended for the drying of textiles washed in water.

The appliance is not intended for use by young or infirm persons without super-

vision. Young children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with

the appliance.

Rettig cannot accept responsibility for any damage resulting from incorrect use.

If the power supply cable is damaged it must be replaced by the same type sup-

plied by Rettig, or Rettig’s representative.

The maximum surface temperature that can be achieved on a free surface is

60ºC.

This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with

reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and

knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning

use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety. Children should be

supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.

WARANTY
The warranty is valid for 10 years except for electrical components which

is valid for 2 years. In the event of any problems or repairs, please contact

your supplier.

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