13) SERVICING:
To clean and descale the toilet bowl equipped with your grinder, use
standard sanitary descaling agents.
To avoid scale buildup inside the macerator, it needs to be regularly
descaled:
- Disconnect the macerator from the electricity,
- Put a dose of descaling product diluted in 3 or 4 litres of water into
the toilet bowl,
- Let it rest for several hours,
- Reconnect the grinder,rinse.
Renew two or three times a year.
14) MAINTENANCE:
DISCONNECT THE ELECTRICAL SUPPLY
BEFORE DOING ANY WORK ON THE
MACERATOR
To check the condition of your motor: fig. 12.
- Undo the cover bolts
- Lift the cover
- Place the key (supplied depending on model) or a screwdriver into
the motor shaft (as indicated on the 2 figures at the bottom left).
* If you can turn this part of the motor, then open your tank and remove
the foreign object.
If nothing is blocking the macerator, consult an authorized
repairman.
WARNING !!!
Only the drainage of toilet paper, faeces and water will be covered
by the warranty. Any damage to the macerator by the grinding of
foreign bodies such as cotton, tampons, sanitary napkins, wipes, food,
condoms, hair, or the pumping of liquids such as solvents or oil are not
covered by the warranty.
This unit is equipped with a thermal protection system. Turn off electrical
power to the unit for two hours to disarm the security as a result of
overheating.
15) MALFUNCTIONS, CAUSES, REMEDIES:
Some operation malfunctions of grinders have minor causes. You can
fix them yourself.
To find and repair faults, refer to the table below.
Anomaly
Reasons
Solutions
The unit restarts
intermittently.
- The connected fixtures
leaking.
- The check valve is
leaking.
- Check the installation
upstream.
- Clean or change the
check valve.
The motor runs
correctly but the
water goes down
slowly.
- The vent cover is
clogged.
- The drain is blocked.
- Uncork the vent.
- Call a plumber.
The motor rotates
but does not stop
or runs very long.
- The height or length of
discharge is too great or
too many elbows.
- The pump is clogged
background.
- Review installation.
- Unplug, remove the pump
and lead background.
The engine does
not start.
- Device not connected.
- Faulty socket.
- Problem motor or
timer.
- Connect the equipment.
- Repair the outlet.
- Consult a licensed
convenience store.
The engine runs
very loudly.
- Motor blocked by a
foreign body.
- See instructions to check
the status of engine.
The motor buzzes
but does not turn.
- The capacitor is
defective or engine
problem.
- Motor blocked by a
foreign body.
- Call your store.
- See instructions to check
the status of engine.
For any other problem, contact Customer Service or an approved repair
man.
16) WARRANTY CONDITIONS:
The warranty takes effect as of the date of purchase as on the
distributor’s invoice, provided it is correctly installed and used normally:
disposal of toilet paper, faecal matter and water only.
The warranty is limited to replacement or repairs in our workshops
of parts recognised as faulty. In no case may the warranty imply the
possibility of claiming compensation or financial penalties.
Transport and packing costs and travelling expenses are not covered
by our warranty.
The warranty does not apply to replacement or repairs resulting from
the normal use of the equipment, deterioration or accidents caused by
negligence, failure to check for or repair faulty installation or any other
faults out of our control.
Our warranty is immediately and completely cancelled if the customer
modifies the supplied equipment or has it repaired without our
agreement.
Repairs, modification or replacing parts during the warranty period
cannot have the effect of prolonging the warranty time.
If, however, our liability is engaged, it would be limited to any damage
at the value of the goods and labour supplied by us.
This invoice shall be required for any claim against the warranty.
Texts and drawings are not contractual, the manufacturer reserves the
right to make any changes without notice throughout its range as well
as the technical and commercial documents.
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