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INSTALLATION

Perform the installation of a WC bowl in conformity with the regulations pertaining to floor and wall penetration procedures in
sanitary cabins that are in force in the country where the installation takes place. It is advisable to call in a sanitation plumber.

The WC water supply pipe is on the right but it can also be connected to the left.

Remove the cistern cover as shown in pictures 1-6. Pull the water supply valve down from the transport position and pull the
pipe out of the slot. Move the pipe to the left and press it into the slot. Replace the cistern cover.

WC bowls are traditionally fastened with screws. When done carefully, it is also possible to eliminate the risk of moisture
damage in bathrooms where floors have to be washed frequently.

First, position the WC bowl. Install the fastening sleeves and mark out the screw holes. Hold the pen as upright as possible.
Lift the WC bowl aside and drill the screw holes using an 8-mm bit to a depth of 60 mm at an angle of 25-30 degrees from the
vertical (see pictures 15-16).

Clean the holes and fill them with elastic anti-mould silicone putty. Insert plugs into the holes and make sure that there is
enough silicone putty to ensure waterproofing. Position the WC bowl and seal the fastening sleeves with silicone putty, fasten
them and tighten the screws. Press the cover plugs tightly in place so that they tighten against the porcelain surface (see
pictures 17 and 18).

Seal the bowl base with elastic anti-mould silicone putty to prevent water and dirt from penetrating to the floor. Smooth out the
putty around the base and remove any excess using a rectangular rubber knife (see picture 19).

The WC bowl can be fastened with elastic glue putty (such as SikaBond T-2 or a similar substance) if the bowl is installed on a
tiled floor. We do not recommend this method if the floor is covered with vinyl.

In order to ensure reliable contact, all surfaces must be clean. Put the WC bowl in place. Mark the position of the base with a
pencil. Remove the WC bowl and press the glue putty under the base. Position the WC bowl and press it onto the floor. Remove
any extra glue putty and seam the base with anti-mould silicone

Fastening the WC bowl to the floor: recommendations

Water supply pipe

Move the water supply pipe from right to left as follows:

Screw fastening

Proceed as follows:

Fastening with elastic glue putty

Proceed as follows:

(see pictures 20-23)

Perform floor penetration in conformity with the regulations pertaining to floor and wall penetration procedures in sanitary
cabins.

We do not recommend fastening the WC bowl with cement.

Floor penetration

Economy flush

Main flush

Replacing the flush valve sealing

Disconnecting the inlet valve

Disconnect the levers and overflow pipe as shown in pictures 7 and 8. Adjust the flush water amount by pushing the float down
to increase the amount of water and lifting it to get a smaller amount of water (see picture 10).
The upper position corresponds to 2,5 litres and the next 3,4 and 5 litres.

Disconnect the flush valve by turning it counterclockwise and lifting it straight up (picture 9). Adjust the flush water amount by
pushing the outer float down to increase the amount of water and lifting it to get a smaller amount of water (see picture 10).
The float shaft shows the flush water amount. The scale is 3-8 litres.

Picture 11.

Pictures 12-14.