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Important

Be sure to read the attached safety instruc-
tions before installing and commissioning the
system /product.
Incorrect installation can cause malfunc tions
and damage and become a danger for the
user and specialist craftsmen.
The manufacturer does not assume any war-
ranty for improper operation and im proper use.

Electrical wiring and installations must be carried
out by a qualifi ed electrician in accordance with DIN
VDE 105-100.
Only insert cables at specifi ed positions. Assump-
tion of warranty only if the specifi ed cable types are
used.
Observe DIN VDE 100-701 when installing central
control units.
• Coin-operated machines must be installed

in a splash-proof vestibule

• Control cabinets must be installed in a dry room
At water temperatures above 45 °C there is a risk
of scalding!
The worksheet DVGW W 551 must be observed!
To avoid damage to functional components, mal-
functions and water damage, comply with operat-
ing pressures in accordance with specifi ed technical
data.
Disconnect the water supply before assembly and
disassembly of water-bearing components and
fi ttings.
Before and after installation, fl ush pipes in accord-
ance with DIN EN 806-4 or ZVSHK leafl et “Flushing,
dis infecting and commissioning of drinking water
installa tions”.

Store product in a frost-free, dry environment.
Check the fi xing material in the scope of delivery for
usability for current wall condition.
Only use stainless steel fi xing screws.
Observe maintenance and repair obligations in
accordance with VDI/DVGW 6023 or DIN EN 806-5.
Observe DIN 1988-200 or VDI/DVGW 6023 when
tempo rarily shutting down valves or other water-
bearing components.
Do not insert or swallow small parts such as screws,
seals or other metal or plastic parts into the body!
This can lead to health damage, even life-threaten-
ing situa tions!
Before cleaning components, always read the in-
structions for use of the cleaning agent! Consult a
qualifi ed specialist before using the cleaner.
Water-carrying sections of components must always
be operated with water only! Oil or other liquids are
not suitable for operation and can lead to damage
and malfunction of the component.
The use of spare parts from other manufacturers
can cause damage to the component and requires
immediate cancellation of the warranty.

Do not dispose of batteries in house-
hold waste. Obligation to return to
municipal collec tion points or trade.

Cleaning information

Surfaces

The most common coating of a sanitary fi tting is the

chrome-nickel surface fi nish which should be cleaned

in accordance with DIN EN 248. This would also

apply to materials such as stainless steel and plastic

as well as surfaces which could include powder and

wet paint, anodised aluminium and galvanised steel.
Coloured, non-metallic surfaces are generally

more sensitive than metallic surfaces, especially to

scratches. It is therefore absolutely necessary to de-

termine the type of surface to be cleaned before

starting the cleaning process.

General information on cleaning and care of

sanitary ﬁ ttings and accessories

In order to meet the market needs in terms of de-

sign and functionality, modern sanitary products

today consist of very different materials and thus

place different demands on the cleaning agents

used and their ingredients.

Cleaning agents and tools

Acids are indispensable as a component of cleaning

agents for the removal of lime deposits.
For sanitary products, however, it is important to

note that:
• Only use cleaning agents intended for the area

of application.

• Do not use cleaners containing hydrochloric

acid, formic acid or acetic acid, as they can

cause considerable damage even after a single

application.

• Only use cleaning agents containing phosphoric

acid in exceptional cases.

• Do not use detergents containing chlorine

bleach.

• The mixing of cleaning agents is generally not

permitted.

• Use of abrasive cleaning agents and equipment,

such as unsuitable scouring agents and pad

sponges, may cause damage.

• Preferably cleaning textiles are used which bind

as few particles as possible. (Knitted towels are

more suitable than woven.)

Tip

Residues of body care products can also cause dam-

age and must be rinsed off immediately after using

the fi ttings and accessories with clear, cold water

without leaving any residue. Ongoing damage to

surfaces that have already been damaged will pro-

gress as a result of the action of cleaning agents.

Recommendations for cleaning and care

The instructions for use issued by the cleaning
agent manufacturers must be strictly followed.
Generally, it should be noted that:
• Cleaning must be carried out as required.
• The detergent dosage and duration of action

must be adapted to the object-specifi c require-
ments and the detergent must never be allowed
to work longer than necessary.

• The build-up of calcifi cation must be prevent-

ed by regular cleaning. Water droplets should
therefore be wiped off with a soft cloth or
chamois leather after use.

• Any limescale deposits must be removed by di-

rect application of detergent if necessary.

• In the case of spray cleaning, do not spray the

cleaning solution on the sanitary fi ttings and
acces sories, but on the cleaning textile (cloth/
sponge) and thus the cleaning is to be carried
out, as the spray mist can penetrate into open-
ings and cracks etc. of the fi tting and accesso-
ries and cause damage.

• Wash cleaning textiles as often and thoroughly

as possible so that only clean cleaning textiles
with out foreign particles are used. Particles de-
posited in cleaning textiles can lead to scratches
and damage to surfaces.

• After cleaning, rinse thoroughly with clear wa-

ter to remove any remaining product buildup.

Surface protection

Lacquered and galvanized surfaces should be pro-
tected with a thin protective fi lm on a regular basis.
The use of a preservative specially formulated for
lacquered or galvanised surfaces is recommended.

Cleaning information