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Peti Installation Step‑by‑Step

Verify model & site: Confirm Peti model dimensions, power requirements, and delivery clearances.
Gather permits: Check local permits or HOA rules if required.
Tools & materials: Tape measure, level, drill, appropriate fasteners, sealant, safety gear.

Inspect substrate: Ensure mounting surface is level, structurally sound, and free of obstructions (pipes, wiring).
Mark mounting points: Use the unit’s template or brackets to mark anchor locations.

Power supply: Confirm circuit capacity and route wiring per manufacturer specs. Turn off power before work.
Grounding & GFCI: Install proper grounding and GFCI protection where required.
Professional check: For hardwired or high-voltage units, hire a licensed electrician.

Position & secure: Lift Peti into place (use help for heavy units), align with marks, and fasten using recommended anchors.
Level & shim: Ensure unit is level; use shims where needed and tighten fasteners evenly.
Weatherproofing: Apply sealant around penetrations and mounting flanges.

Electrical hookup: Connect per wiring diagram; use proper connectors and strain reliefs. Restore power only after all connections are secured.
Plumbing/drainage: If the unit requires drainage, connect per instructions and test for leaks.
Network/integrations: Connect any smart controls following manufacturer setup steps.

Initial power‑on: Power the unit and monitor for error codes, unusual noises, or odors.
Functional test: Run all modes and controls; verify thermostats, timers, sensors, and safety cutoffs.
Leak and vibration check: Inspect for water leaks, loose fittings, and excessive vibration.

User briefing: Show operating basics, maintenance points, and emergency shutdown.
Record keeping: Save model, serial number, install date, photos, and warranty registration.

Skipping site verification: Leads to clearance, access, or structural failures.
Improper anchoring: Using wrong fasteners for substrate causes loosening or collapse.
Incorrect electrical work: DIY high‑voltage wiring risks safety and code violations.
Poor leveling: Causes drainage issues, noise, or premature wear.
Inadequate sealing: Allows water ingress and corrosion.
Rushing commissioning: Failing to test all functions can hide defects.
Not registering warranty: Missed coverage for defects or parts.

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