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The ENWARE AQUABLEND Thermostatic Mixers should be 
installed using the appropriate Standard, Code of Practice and 
legislation applicable to each state and following the details 
outlined in this section.

They must be installed by a licensed plumber, or where 
applicable, a licensed plumber who has undertaken accredited 
training in Thermostatic Mixing Valves.

Note: To effectively control microbial hazards during system 
design, installation, commissioning and maintenance, the 
requirements outlined in AS/NZS3666 and local legislation 
shall be adhered to. 

If the valve is not installed correctly then it will not function 
correctly and may put the user in danger.  It may also void the 
warranty of the valve.

Prior to the installation of the valve, the system must be 
checked to ensure that the system operating conditions 
fall within the recommended operating range specified in 
‘Technical Information -Installation Conditions’.

To ensure that the Thermostatic mixer operates correctly, 
it is necessary that the pipework is thoroughly flushed with 
clean water before it is installed as per AS/NZS 3500.1. This 
will remove any physical contaminants from the pipework, 
ensuring trouble-free operation.  During the flushing procedure 
care should be taken to prevent water damage occurring to 
the surrounding area.

WARNING: Do not cut the electrical cable 
of the sensor tap, or alter the product 
in any way to suit installation. Damage 
caused in this way will void warranty.

Transformer with 4.5m Extended Cable (ENMS230) 
are available if extra power cable length is required

TOOL REQUIRED

Supplied service & Allen keys

3mm Allen Key or flat head screwdriver

3/8” Flat end Allen key

Phillips head screw driver

Spirit level

Spanner

Loctite 577 thread sealant or 
equivalent

INSTALLATION

Summary of Contents for AQUABLEND ESQX TOUCH FREE SERIES

Page 1: ...Australia Pty Limited 9 Endeavour Rd Caringbah NSW 2229 Australia Ph 61 2 8556 4000 Fax 61 2 8556 4055 I00057_JUN18 Installation Maintenance Instructions AQUABLEND ESQX TOUCH FREE THERMOSTATIC MIXERS...

Page 2: ...OCEDURE PAGE 8 FRONT OF WALL INSTALLATION PROCEDURE PAGE 10 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS PAGE 15 COMMISSIONING AND IN SERVICE TESTING PAGE 16 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE PAGE 18 CHANGING THE SENSOR PROGRAM PAGE...

Page 3: ...G1 2 BSP WARM OUTLET DENOTES 310 X 190 FACE PLATE POSITION 166 BLOCKOUT 98 C C 180 222 7 7 95 127 5 6 THRU TYP 73 3 106 73 3 106 105 8 138 5 180 8 213 5 190 FLANGE DIMENSION 310 FLANGE DIMENSION G1 2...

Page 4: ...e Front of Wall Component Only with 230mm Fixed Spout with Laminar Flow Battery Operated ATAB C2L3 8Lpm ATAB C2L5 6Lpm ATAB C2L6 4 5Lpm BATT MAINS POWERED WAVE ON WAVE OFF Sensor above outlet Wave On...

Page 5: ...MAINS ACTIVE SENSE ATAM C1L3 8 Lpm ATAM C1L5 6 Lpm ATAM C1L6 4 5 Lpm BATTERY OPERATED ATM620 6V Battery Op In Wall Component MAINS POWER ATM621 12V Mains In Wall Component BATT MAINS NOTE WHEN PLACING...

Page 6: ...and cold water supply pressures be balanced within 10 Min 20kPa Max 500kPa Static Inlet Pressures For testing purposes system commissioning Max 1000kPa Hot Temperature Supply Range 55 C 85 C Cold Tem...

Page 7: ...hecked to ensure that the system operating conditions fall within the recommended operating range specified in Technical Information Installation Conditions To ensure that the Thermostatic mixer opera...

Page 8: ...13mm ply wood fixed between two vertical in wall studs Note plywood needs to cover the entire back section of the box so the valve body can be fixed see STEP 6 Important The depth of box from finishe...

Page 9: ...er into a power outlet and place the end connector of the 12V transformer in the box via the cable access hole SEE IMAGE 6 Ensure at least 50mm of cable is available in the box to connect to the senso...

Page 10: ...e protruding section of the box needs to be trimmed so it finishes flush with finished wall face Discard cover SEE IMAGE 8 Check that no part of the box protrudes past the finished wall and deburr tri...

Page 11: ...EP 4 Cut back the 1 2 inch outlet thread so you are left with 15mm protruding past the support bracket SEE IMAGE 12 STEP 5 Apply thread sealant or tape to outlet thread and screw on the spout retainer...

Page 12: ...g the grub screw SEE IMAGES 14 15 STEP 7 Commission the valve as stepped out in commissioning procedure on page 16 Note Do not high pressure test the supply system as this may damage the thermostatic...

Page 13: ...te the sensor by waving your hand in front of sensor for wave on wave off models or by holding your hand in front of sensor for active sense Listen for the solenoid to click open Water is still off du...

Page 14: ...screw fits into the groove of the spout retainer and is fitted all the way into the spout STEP 16 Take a 3 8 Allen key insert into the temperature adjustment port and turn clockwise to open the therm...

Page 15: ...nuous flow period is 2 minutes OPTIONAL SENSOR FUNCTIONS Afterflow can be increased to 4 seconds Default sensor range 250mm can be reduced to 170mm Sensor sensitivity level can be reduced if it is ove...

Page 16: ...um temperature hold will be required to check and set the outlet mixed temperature of the valve To test the temperature allow the mixed heated water to flow for at least 60 seconds this allows for a s...

Page 17: ...mperature Ensure the outlet temperature has re established TEST 2 Repeat the above test except this time quickly isolate the hot water supply to the valve The outlet flow should quickly slow to a tric...

Page 18: ...ature is re set as required If the valve fails to shut down or fails to maintain its set temperature then refer to Troubleshooting section on page 30 STEP 1 A STEP 1 D SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE The ENWA...

Page 19: ...alve strainer assembly should be cleaned with a dilute water solution of suitable descaling solvent such as CLR checked for physical damage and then thoroughly rinsed with clean water SEE IMAGE 30 STE...

Page 20: ...idge out of the mixer body Lower the cartridge down into the base of the box until it is free of the mixer body SEE IMAGES 35 36 and 37 STEP 4 Prior to discarding the cartridge remove the white plasti...

Page 21: ...hin the brass body SEE IMAGE 41 STEP 4 Once the solenoid valve is removed the internal sealing membrane can be checked for debris or damage by taking off the lower cap SEE IMAGE 42 If damaged replace...

Page 22: ...should light up in the sensor lens Activate the sensor and check that the solenoid clicks when the sensor is activated STEP 6 Re install the battery into the box Re assemble the face plate dress flang...

Page 23: ...ch inlet connector SEE IMAGE 26 Page 16 STEP 1 as per Step 1A 1 D Annual maintenance procedure SEE IMAGES 1A 1B 1C 1D on page 18 STEP 2 Using an M6 Allen key unwind the access cover and keep at hand S...

Page 24: ...SEE IMAGE 49 IMAGE 49 SERVICING THE SENSOR Enware Product Code ENMS236 Active Sense 6V Battery Op Sensor ENMS237 Wave On Off 6V Battery Op Sensor ENMS238 Active Sense 12V Mains Power Sensor ENMS239 Wa...

Page 25: ...ass Adaptor Kit THERMAL DISINFECTION PROCEDURE IMAGE 53 IMAGE 54 IMAGE 50 IMAGE 51 IMAGE 52 STEP 2 Turn off the hot and cold water supplies via the integral isolation valves located within each inlet...

Page 26: ...r flush due to limitation of the solenoid valve and spout aerator STEP 11 Once decontamination procedure has completed turn the thermostatic mixer cartridge to OFF position and turn off hot water supp...

Page 27: ...omatic timed functions to suit different hand wash applications and procedures SENSOR PROGRAMMING SEQUENCE STEP 1 Disconnect power to sensor STEP 2 Reconnect power and wait 5 seconds The red LED light...

Page 28: ...50mm 2S 1s 1 2 mins 3 Automatic on sensor range max 170mm 4s 1 second afterflow Sensitivity level 2 20 170mm 4S 1s 2 2 mins 4 Automatic on sensor range max 250mm 4s 1 second afterflow Sensitivity leve...

Page 29: ...0 100mm 4s 1s 1 120 sec 0 sec 7 Automatic off wave on wave off active with 180 second runtime Sensor range 20 100mm 20 100mm 4s 1s 1 180 sec 0 sec 8 Automatic off wave on wave off active with 15 secon...

Page 30: ...contains debris or is damaged Clean the cartridge ensuring that all debris is removed and components are not damaged Replace if necessary Strainers contain debris Clean strainers ensuring debris is r...

Page 31: ...Replace if necessary Strainers contain debris Clean strainers ensuring debris is removed Either full hot or cold flowing from outlet fixture The temperature cam is incorrectly set Re set temperature H...

Page 32: ...ly connected Replace sensor and battery A new battery typically lasts between 3 to 5 years depending on frequency of use Sensor red light constantly blinks Low voltage Replace battery Battery is runni...

Page 33: ...alve comprises part of a hot water system installation of that system must be in accordance with its manufacturer s recommendations the Code and all relevant statutory and local State or Territory req...

Page 34: ...The valve manufacturer supplier requirements 3 The Australian Standards for Plumbing and Drainage YES NO YES NO YES NO If NO give details and action taken COMMISSIONING AND OR MAINTENANCE REPORT PRIN...

Page 35: ...spected clean valve components Checked function of non return valve Replaced o rings and lubricate Reassemble vDismantle Set temperature Thermal shut down test List of items replaced and part Service...

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