ROBINHOOD ST5000 Installation & Operating Manual

Brand: ROBINHOOD

Model: ST5000

Type: Installation & Operating Manual

ROBINHOOD ST5000 is a fully assembled and pressure-tested laundry tub with a pull-out spout for flexibility in cleaning and general use. It comes with adjustable feet for easy alignment with the washing machine, a safety latch for child protection, and a waste adaptor for use in New Zealand. The recommended temperature range for the ROBINHOOD ST5000 is 5°C to 65°C, with a maximum temperature of 80°C. The maximum pressure is 175 PSI, and the minimum pressure is 15 PSI. If the hot and cold water pressures are significantly different, a regulator or flow control device should be fitted.

750835 Issue F

ECN 05 158

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS ST5000

Model No: ST5000

Notes

House plumbing supplied

by customer

Washing machine drain

system supplied with

laundry tub.

(Please note product may

vary slightly from the

picture.)

The unit is fully assembled and 100% pressure tested.

PRE-INSTALLATION

IMPORTANT

• Please read the entire instructions before installing the laundry tub.

• Ensure the household pipes are thoroughly flushed to remove debris before connecting your laundry tub to

the pipe works. To prevent foreign particles damaging the ceramic cartridge an ‘in-line’ filter is

recommended to be installed prior to the mixer.

• Recommended temperature range 5° to 65°C. Maximum temperature 80°C.

• Maximum pressure 175 PSI, minimum pressure 15 PSI.

• If hot and cold water pressures are significantly different then a regulator/flow control devise should be

fitted.

REGULATION COMPLIANCE

Comply with current Drainage and Plumbing Regulations as required by your local authority.

Sanitary plumbing shall only be carried out by a Registered Plumber.

DETERMINE SITE

Determine the most suitable position for the laundry tub. It may be used either to the left or right of the washing

machine. Allow 10mm clearance between the units. Mark the position on the floor as reference.

991

562

560

Max 25

888

170

All dimension in mm

647

Photo A Photo B

SECURING LAUNDRY TUB

1 Fit the four adjustable feet supplied to the bottom of the cabinet and adjust to

align with washing machine height. Use the lock nut to secure the feet into

position. Tilt laundry tub slightly to assist with access. Check the top of the

laundry tub with a spirit level to ensure that it is level and check that the

cabinet does not rock.

2 Position the laundry tub and then cut the house waste pipe which should

already be installed to the exact height. The final height will depend on the

waste trap dimensions. Connect the waste trap to the laundry tub. For use in

New Zealand a waste adaptor (pictured & supplied) must be glued in place.

3 Connect the hot and cold water pipes to the mains using suitable connectors.

Standard fittings are available at most plumbing supply outlets. For

Australian mains connections, the hex adaptor must be removed. NOTE:

For installations in Australia an approved stopcock must be fitted to both hot

and cold water inlet pipes.

4 Unscrew the rear shelf which for transportation purposes is mounted at the

rear of cabinet (refer diagram below & photo B). Fasten the cabinet to the

wall either through the holes in the back flange of the cabinet sides or by the

rear shelf which in turn enables the laundry tub to align with the front of the

washing machine. Ensure the rear shelf is fastened to the cabinet with four

screws (supplied). Alternative fastening can be achieved through the floor.

Wall

For Australian mains

Rear shelf Connections the hex

Adaptor must be

removed

Rear shelf transport

mounting position

Adjustable feet

Rear shelf flange Water

can be tiled over mains

Note: For installations in Australia an

approved stopcock must be fitted to

both the hot and cold water inlet

pipe

Waste Adaptor

Apply

Plumbing

PVC glue

CONNECTING THE WASHING MACHINE

The washing machine waste hose can be connected to either side or the rear of the laundry tub.

A1: Rear Mounted.

Place the washing machine connector from the inside of the laundry tub to either the left hand or right hand holes

beneath the rear shelf. Fasten from the outside with the three screws supplied (photo A & B).

Insert the decorative caps supplied from the installation kit into any side panel holes that are not used for the

plumbing of the washing machine.

A2: Side Mounted.

Place the washing machine connector from inside the laundry tub to the required side hole, either left or right,

fastening it from the outside with the three screws supplied.

Insert the decorative caps supplied from the installation kit into any side panel holes that are not used for the

plumbing of the washing machine.

Washing machine waste

connector fixed with three

screws. Alternatively it can

be fitted to the rear shelf.

IMPORTANT:

Ensure the flexible hose is correctly fitted to the plastic waste outlet and the plastic washing machine connector

and that the spring clip is firmly in place.

B: To prevent the washing machine waste hose from coming loose use the cable tie provided to fasten the hose

firmly to the washing machine waste connector.

Tie

Washing machine waste hose Washing machine waste connector

Washing machine inlet hose

D: Pass the washing machine inlet hoses through the holes

in the side panels and fastening them firmly to pipe work

connectors.

E: On completion of the installation check the complete

system for water leaks.

Washing Machine

Hoses

TO CHANGE DOOR THE DOOR FROM LEFT TO RIGHT

2. Knock out top hinge pin 3. Lever lower hinge pin out

with door (keep three washers)

1. Remove door rack

5. Tap hinge pins with washers

in position one at top, and two

at bottom.

4. Turn door around

6. Refit door rack (top first)

SAFETY LATCH

The Safety Latch comes as a standard fitting in the interests of child protection against dangerous chemicals and

cleaning fluids. However, should you not require the latch it can easily be snipped off with side cutters or similar

hand tool.

PULL OUT SPOUT HANDLE

CLEANING

Powder coater surfaces must not be cleaned with abrasive or chemical cleaners. To keep the Tapware products

looking their best, wipe regularly with a damp soft cloth. Sometimes a mild soap and water solution maybe

necessary to shift the stubborn dirt. Under no circumstances use harsh detergents (including chemical cleaners)

bleaches, scourers or any abrasive cleaner. These products may irreparably damage tapware finishes, especially

gold, colour coated and painted surface.

NB. Their use will render the warranty void.

ISO 9001/2000 certification

New Zealand: Robinhood Ltd

Tel: 0800 760 667 Fax: 0800 276 246

Email: enquiries@robinhood.co.nz

www.robinhood.co.nz

Australia: Robinhood Australia Pty Ltd ACN

Tel: 1800 648 556 Fax: 1800 628 577

Email: enquiries@robinhood.co.nz

www.robinhood.com.au

RECOMMENDED DUCTING

SYSTEM FOR RANGEHOODS

Pull out the hand unit for flexibility

in cleaning or general use.

To return pullout spout to standard

flow press the release button

To use the spray function, press

the engage button

ROBINHOOD ST5000 Installation & Operating Manual

ROBINHOOD ST5000 Installation & Operating Manual

ROBINHOOD ST5000 Installation & Operating Manual

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