Logosol M8 - Manual (Page 27)

The stove
Screw the stove to the side boards so
that it stands in line with the bottom
boards on the side where the bolted
joints are. The stove should be
securely fastened with at least four
8 mm carriage bolts. The top of the
stove should be 5 cm above the upper
edge of the hot tub. Mark out where
the holes are to be, and then drill them.
The nuts should be on the inside, so
that the stove is easy to detach. Put
some silicone on the part of the bolt
that is not threaded.
The lifting power of the stove is
close to 200 kg when the hot tub is
filled with water. A poorly secured
stove can lead to serious burn injury.
The small mounting brackets on the
other long side of the stove, are fixing
points for the stove guard.
Fittings
The outlet
The outlet should be placed behind the
stove guard, approx. 10 cm from the
side boards. Drill and cut out a hole that
is approx. 65 mm in diameter. Make
sure that you do not drill in the bottom
joists! Put silicone under the screw
plate and fasten it with 25 mm screws.
Drill pilot holes with a small drill bit
and it will be easier to get the screws
straight. Fit a rubber pipe connection
on the overflow outlet pipe (the
straight, white plastic pipe) and secure
it with the hose clamp. Press down
the overflow outlet into the hole. Press
the bent pipe with a pipe connection
into the hole from underneath. Extend
the outlet with a hose, a pipe, a
rain gutter, or the like. Keep in mind
that you will empty a lot of water
out of the tub (approx. 3000 litres).
Now, the hot tub is ready. When it comes to fittings, you are free to use your
creativity, but there is still a couple of important points you have to perform:
Tip: Counter sink the
edge of the outlet
with a router or a
chisel, so that the last
of the water runs out
of the tub. This will
also make it easier to
rinse out dirt from the
hot tub.
Stove