MagicComfort MSH200 Installing the seat heater
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Preparing the heating elements
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NOTICE!
Insulate all the trimmed ends with the insulating material supplied
to prevent a short circuit.
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NOTE
You can cut the heating elements to the required length and
shorten the lengths of the two conductor paths.
You can cut out a section of the heating element in the area of
the anchoring grooves on the seat or the backrest. Make sure
the cut-out sections are only made between the two conductor
paths (fig. 5, page 3).
Do not cut the mat lengthways, otherwise it will not be heated in
the area of the incision (fig. 5, page 3).
The heating surface on the backrest only needs to extend
approx. 30 – 35 cm above the seat, as the driver only leans
against this area when sitting normally (fig. 6, page 3).
➤ Place the heating elements on the seat and backrest.
➤ If there are anchoring grooves in the seat or the backrest, mark these
areas on the heating elements.
➤ Mark the required lengths. Take into account the depth of the anchoring
grooves, if present. The heating element is inserted in these anchoring
grooves.
➤ Trim the heating element to the required length.
➤ Customise the cut-out sections as required.
➤ Insulate all the trimmed ends with the insulating material.
Installing the heating element for the seat surface
➤ Insert the heating element for the seat surface between the cover fabric
and the foam core of the seat (fig. b, page 4).
➤ If anchoring grooves are present, make sure that the cut-out sections are
positioned over the anchoring grooves (fig. c, page 4) and place the
heating elements in the anchoring grooves.
➤ Fasten the heating element using double-sided adhesive tape to prevent
it sliding on the foam core.
Ensure that no creases or kinks form.