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Unpack your new pour-over module and tap from their shipping containers.
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Cut countertop using provided templates. M6 bolts are not required for the pour-over tap, as it does not see the same rotational force as the espresso tap.
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Apply Alex Plus or equivalent acrylic latex or silicone caulk to the bottom of the tap before installing the tap into the counter as shown. Use your finger to wipe away any excess caulk, wetting your finger will help to make a clean caulk line.
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Install the washer and then the retaining nut below counter.
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Finish tightening the retaining nut with a pipe wrench, if available.
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Modbar modules are shipped with a molded cable, 6-20P male plug end and IEC C19 female end. The IEC C19 end plugs into the module, and the 6-20P male end goes to the appropriate wall 220V 20A wall socket. Make sure that the power is off before plugging the cord into the wall and module.
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Place module in the desired location under the counter.
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Connect water inlet and drain tubes, turn on water supply, and check for any leaks on the water inlet.
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Connect tap fluid and electrical connections to the module. Ensure that the tube seats completely into the tap push-connect fitting.
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Plug in the power cable into its receptacle.
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Turn the power switch to the left position (counter clockwise), to allow the module to prime before heating.
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Press either one of the buttons on the tap to start dispensing.
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Once water pours from the tap, allow the unit to continue to dispense water for 30 seconds before pressing the button again to cease dispensing. This will ensure that the boilers are fully primed and free of air.
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At this point it is safe to turn the switch to the right position and heat the boilers. The machine will be ready for use in approximately 5 minutes.
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