BRA1 Manual - August- 2005 Page 3
Cleaning
Use a mild soap to clean all surfaces and component parts.
Minor scratches and abrasions can be lightly sanded or scrubbed with a mild abrasive cleaner containing calcium carbonate,
hypochlorate bleach and detergents, such as Soft Scrub.
Rinse the cleaned area and buff with an automotive paste type wax.
Service / Maintenance Information
Emptying Gray Water
Bravo features three (3) options to empty the gray water. Siphon, Drain or Pump.
Siphon - Place service wand onto rubber gasket. Create a tight seal. Open vacuum valve to begin siphon; siphon should begin
within 5 seconds. Remove wand and allow sink to empty. If “dumping” of gray water is not approved, leave vacuum on until
sink is empty.
Drain - Remove the 1” plug from the bottom of the sink.
Pump - Unlock and unscrew to remove the wingnut cap. On the opposite side of the sink unlock and open the latch. Lift the
hinged bowl top to access interior of outer tank. Empty the contents by placing a wand into the tank.
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Emptying Fresh Water
Drain fresh water by removing the 1” plug from the bottom of the sink.
Accessing Pumps
Remove the four (4) 1/4” hex bolts from the base plate. The pumps are attached to the plumbing with quick disconnect fi ttings. To
disconnect the tubing, pull the ring of the fi tting toward the fi tting stem while pulling out on the tubing.
Spigot Replacement
Drill out the two (2) PC-000104 rivets that hold the spigot in place. The spigots are attached to the plumbing with quick disconnect
fi ttings. To disconnect the tubing, pull the ring of the fi tting toward the fi tting stem while pulling out on the tubing.
Sink Drain Plumbing System
The drain system is designed to be virtually maintenance free. Molded in bowls allow gray water to drain directly into the gray
water tank.
Optional Accessories
Winterizing
Drain all water from the tanks. Depress the foot pump to clear lines. Flush tank with a solution of chlorine and water.
IMPORTANT DECALS
NOT FOR COOKING OR DRINKING
, is required by law in certain areas of the U.S. Other geographical areas require that the materials used
to manufacture the sinks comply with the U.S. Federal Food and Drug Administration (FDA) guidelines 21 CFR 175.300 (resins),
177.1520 (olefi n polymers) and 178.3297 (colorants for polymers). The materials also comply with the U.S. Public Health Service
Drinking Water Standards, 42 CFR part 72 and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Interim Primary Drinking Water Regulations
40 CFR part 141.
HANDS FREE PUMP
, instruction for user to use foot pump to operate the sink.
UNIT MUST BE DRAINED BEFORE TRANSPORTING
, reminds service operator to empty the sink before transporting.
Water Heater
P
art number HE01-1000 is available for applications where warm water washing is desired or required. This heater option
must be ordered at the same time as the sink.
GFCI
Heater must be plugged into a ground fault circuit interruptor (GFCI) protected outlet or protected with a GFCI plug. We offer a 25’
length of cord with the appropriate GFCI.
P
art number PC-000640
Hand Sanitizer Dispenser
P
art number BRA1-0009C is available for applications where hand sanitizing is essential.
Chlorinating Tablets
P
art number CK01-0030 is available for applications where cholrinated water is desired or required. Each tablet can treat
up to 29 gallons of water. Add one (1) tablet to fresh water each time the sink is fi lled.
