Each increment is 1 litre, adjustable from 2-5 litres, or
from 2-3 litres for model 6832.
unit by turning it a quarter turn clockwise and then lifting
Flush volume
button, cut away the catch on the lever arm as shown in
so that the rear catch is installed facing forwards
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Flush button
Removal of Flush Button and cistern cover
Servicing Cistern Components
This WC-unit is test approved according to NT VVS 120
If necessary
See images 30 - 32.
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Reinstalling
Maintenance advice and cleaning
Reinstall in reverse order. The screws for the cistern
mounting must be tightened alternately to a maximum
torque of 2.5 Nm as illustrated in image 35. The cover
screw must be tightened to a maximum torque of
1.0 Nm as illustrated in image 37.
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WC units, bidets and wash basins have a glazed
surface. Glazed surfaces are easy to keep clean and
are resistant against most chemicals. Clean regularly to
prevent cleaning problems. Use normal cleaning agents.
“Clean regularly to prevent cleaning problems.
However,
use hot water and soap and wipe dry with a cloth”.
This is because cleaning agents for porcelain are not
intended for chrome parts/plastics and can risk cracking
Cleaning utensils, which contain abrasive agents, such
as wire wool and green scouring pads, must not be
used. Strong acids, e.g. hydrochloric acid and sulphuric
acid and strong alkalines, e.g. caustic soda should not
be used. Dripping taps and running WC units must be
repaired immediately.
For repair or to purchase spare parts, contact your local
plumbing contractor or plumbing centre. For more inform-
ation, contact Enware.
If the toilet is subject to freezing temperatures, the WC
0.3 - 0.4 litres of anti-freeze into the water trap and cover
evaporation.
Ifö Sign 6893, 6894
Note: Inlet Water Pressure Max. 500 kPa (AS 3500.1)
You get more free floor space with a wall-hung style WC unit.
It facilitates easier cleaning of the bathroom floor.
Ifo Sign WC units are supplied with:
- Polished chrome flush button (IFO98303)
Optional:
Raised Chrome Button (IFO98308)
Remove the flush button, cover mounting and cover as
illustrated in images 16-22.
If the WC unit runs - first check that the outlet valve's
outlet seal washer is not damaged. If it is, replace the
outlet washer (IFO96765), as illustrated in images 23-25.
Then check that the inlet valve closes correctly. If it does
not, replace the inlet valve (IFO96766) as illustrated in
images 26-28.
The lever arm to the inlet float is normally installed
on the lower float setting for optimum water flow. This
setting can handle a water pressre of 10 bars. In the
event of the WC unit running at high water pressures,
the lever arm can be moved to the upper setting and
then handles a maximum water pressure of 12 bars.
See image 29.