SFA Sanicompact comfort, Instructions Manual

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I
INTRODUCTION
SANICOMPACT COMFORT
®
is a wall
hung toilet with an internal macerator/
pump to which you can also connect a
sink. The
SANICOMPACT COMFORT
®
can only be installed with the special
support bracket supplied.
SANICOMPACT
COMFORT
®
is meant for use in residencial
applications. Installed and used correctly,
SANICOMPACT COMFORT
®
will give you
reliable and consistent service.
WARNING: This is a general warning that
failure to follow instructions could result
in poor functioning of the unit.
PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION
SANICOMPACT COMFORT
®
is controlled
by an electronic program with two
functions.
• It has a macerating and pumping
function. To begin press on either side
of the push button (light grey: small
flush, dark grey: large flush) integrated
to the bowl.
• The pump cycle cleans the washbasin
waste. This is an automatic operation
that will activate as long as water from
the washbasin enters the unit.
II
LIST OF ACCESSORIES
SUPPLIED
See page 3
III
DIMENSIONS
See page 7
IV
TECHNICAL DATA
APPLICATION 1 WC + 1 sink
Maximum vertical pumpinq 9 feet
Voltaqe 110-115 V
Frequency 60 Hz
Normal power ratinq 815 W
Maximum current consumption 7.2 A
Maximum water temperature 110°F
Minimum water pressure 45psi
Electric class I
Deqree of protection IP44
Net weiqht (with frame) 90 lbs
Horse power 0.5 HP
WARNING: Only installations conforming to
the above specifications are acceptable.
V
PERFORMANCE CURVE
See page 6
VI
VERTICAL/HORIZONTAL
PUMPING COMBINATIONS
See page 6
Sanicompact®comfort
IMPORTANT ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
EN
VII
INSTALLATION PREPARATIONS
WARNING: Before proceeding with the
installation of SANICOMPACT COMFORT
®
,
ensure that the wall is sufficiently strong
to support the unit. (Each fastening
should have a tensile strength of 120 kg
(264 lbs).
Note that the
SANICOMPACT COMFORT
®
can handle up to a maximum of 250 lbs
(weight limit).
7a
SETTING THE HEIGHT OF THE
SUPPORT FRAME
1.
Place the frame against the wall.
2.
Adjust to a comfortable height using
the vertical threaded feet. See drawings
1 and 2
.
(Note ADA requirements is
minimum 17-inches from floor to top
of toilet seat.
3.
Fully tighten the feet rod nuts.
7b
ATTACHING THE FRAME TO
THE WALL
1.
Mark the screw holes with a pencil.
WARNING: If your wall is not perfectly
vertical, shim the frame with washers (as
per drawing
#4).
2.
Drill a 1/4-inch pilot hole.
3.
Use 4 (3/8 x 3-inch) lag screws to
fasten frame to the stud wall.
4.
Use all 4 holes to fasten the frame to
the wall.
7c
PREPARING THE SUPPORT
FRAME
1.
Separate the bowl and template
E
from
the frame (shipped together for transit
purposes).
2.
Assemble the threaded rods
D
as per
drawing 5.
3. Adjust threaded rods to 2.5 inches
away from the frame.
WARNING: The distance between the sup-
porting wall and the front of the support
frame should not exceed 4-inches (100
mm).
The frame should fit flat against the
wall.
7d
WATER SUPPLY
1. Install a 1/2-inch water supply.
2. The water supply pipe must be fitted
in the upper part of the frame.
3. The pipe should terminate with a shut
off valve (1/2-inch sweat x 3/8-inch
compression) with the handle of the
stop valve just visible below the top of
the frame.
4. The water supply pipe should be
fastened with clamps against the wall
in order to avoid any movements while
connecting the device.
5. For correct rinsing of the bowl, the
water pressure must be
minimum 45
PSI (3,10 bar)
7e
DISCHARGE CONNECTION
1. The discharge pipe should be either
copper or CPVC or PVC solvent weld
pipe in 1-inch diameter.
2. Put the end of the pipe through the
upper part of the frame.
IMPORTANT: Use only long sweeping
elbows for the discharge pipe or a couple
of 45 degree elbows back to back when
chan ging direction. Do not use 90 degree
elbows.
7f
CONNECTION OF SINK
1. Connect sink waste via 1 1/4-inch ABS
or PVC pipe.
2. Feed the waste pipe through either the
left or right hand side holes provided.
IMPORTANT: The drain pipe corning from
the sink should connect into the special
connector (provided).
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