Securing the pan on the floor
6.1
Cement fixing (optional fixing #1)
If using cement bedding, level the pan while the cement
mixture is workable. Fix pan to floor using a sand cement
mixture of 3:1 to a depth of 60mm. Do not use lime or fast-
drying cement.
Important: Allow at least 24 hours for the cement mixture
to set before using the toilet.
6.2
Bracket fixing (optional fixing #2)
Bed the pan with acetic cured silicone sealant, ensuring that
the pan is level. Then position the
concealed fixing brackets
in line with the bracket fixing holes. Screw the
floor bolts in
place through the base of the brackets. Then secure the pan to
the brackets using the plastic
pan plugs and rebated screws.
The chrome
caps can be used to cover the plugs on each side
of the pan.
Important: Do not over-tighten the bolts or screws as this may
cause the ceramic to crack and break.
Fixing the cistern to the pan
(Note: The cistern fixes directly onto the pan and does not
require wall fixing.)
7.1
First check the alignment of the cistern and pan attachment
holes — place the
cistern onto the pan and ensure that the
holes align. The back of the cistern and pan should line up so
that the assembled toilet suite will align with the wall. Now
remove the cistern.
7.2
Place the
rubber seal onto the plastic pipe outlet at the base of
the cistern and ensure it is securely attached. Locate the cistern
outlet (with rubber seal) onto the pan, ensuring a good fit.
7.3
If using Bottom Entry inlet plumbing, refer to Step 5 and install
the back entry inlet valve.
7.4
Now secure the cistern to the pan using the two
bolts with
seals in the cistern/pan attachment holes.
7.5
Flush the lines and connect the water supply and check the
operation of the cistern.
Fitting the cistern lid
8.1
Fit the
flush button into the cistern lid, with the half flush on
the left and full flush on the right. Ensure that the rubber feet
of the flush button connect and line up correctly with the flush
valve inside the cistern.
8.2
Fit the
cistern lid and push the buttons to check operation.
Operation and maintenance
9.1
Press the left side half flush to save water and the full flush as
required.
9.2
Clean the toilet with liquid detergent and a damp cloth.
9.3
Do not place water additives inside the cistern as this may have
chemicals that damage the valves and impair the functionality
of the cistern.
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Back Entry installation
Connect the
flexible hose to the ½” BSP nipple in the wall outlet.
Run the flexible hose behind the flush valve, ensuring that the hose
does not obstruct the operation of the flush valve.
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Cistern set-up for Bottom Entry
inlet plumbing
5.1
Connect the flexible inlet hose to the stop valve and water
control inlet valve on the wall. Then run the flexible inlet hose
through a port hole in the side of the pan. Pull the flexible inlet
hose upwards, to allow it to pass through the water control hole
on the pan upper. Leave flexible inlet hose unsecured for now
— for the bottom entry inlet connection, the flexible inlet hose
will be connected to the cistern’s inlet valve in Step 7.3.
5.2
The bottom entry inlet valve is already installed on the right
side of the cistern. The position can be swapped to the left side
if required.
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For Back Entry Inlet,
attach the loose end
of the flexible hose
to the
½
” BSP nipple
water inlet in wall.
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The bottom entry
inlet valve installed
in the cistern base.
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