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FV62 Rev. D   11/14/18

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Removing The Old Solenoid

1. Turn off water supply to fl ush valve at shut off (S.O.).
2. Cycle the valve once – fl ush it to relieve pressure holding the 

valve closed.

3. Remove the main valve body cap (Item #1) from the fl ush 

valve (Item #6) using a wrench.

4. Remove the plastic diaphragm cover (Item #2) from the top of 

the diaphragm assembly.

5. Remove the diaphragm assembly (Item #3) from the fl ush 

valve (Item #6).

6. Using a screwdriver, remove the riser tube (Item #5)from the 

solenoid (Item #7).

7. Remove the RetroFlush sensor assembly (Item #9) from the 

fl ush valve handle port using a wrench on the handle nut 
(Item #11).

8. Remove the solenoid retaining clip (Item #8) and gently pull 

the solenoid (Item #7) out of the housing. 

Note: Pay special 

attention to the position of the retaining clip ends to 
ensure proper reassembly into the proper slots.

9. Disconnect the sensor cable connector from the solenoid. 

Note: If the white connector is not fully accessible, then 
see the special instructions on page 6.

ZR Flush Valve/ZRK Retrofi t Kit

Solenoid Replacement Instructions

Installing The New Solenoid

 1. Connect the cable connector on the solenoid (Item #7) to 

the sensor cable connector.

 2. Lightly lubricate the solenoid O-ring seal with silicon 

grease provided to prevent damage while reassembling 
the unit. Insert the solenoid (Item #7) into the housing 
and install the solenoid retaining clip (Item #8). When 
installed properly, the end of the solenoid housing is free 
to rotate. 

Note: Be careful not to crimp the battery 

wires while inserting the solenoid into the housing.

 3. Reinstall the RetroFlush sensor assembly (Item #9) onto 

the  fl ush valve using a wrench. Be sure the solenoid 
inlet (threaded hole) is facing upward when installed in 
the  fl ush valve. If not, remove Item #9 and rotate the 
solenoid for proper position.

 4. Remove old O-ring (Item #4) from the upper part of the 

riser tube (Item #5). Install new quad ring (Item #4) onto 
the riser tube (Item #5) making sure the quad ring is not 
twisted. Lightly lubricate the quad ring with the silicone 
grease provided.

 5. Reinstall the riser tube (Item #5) onto the solenoid (Item 

#7). Tighten snug with screwdriver, do not over tighten.

 6. Reinstall the original diaphragm assembly (Item #3) onto 

the fl ush valve (Item #6).

 7. Reinstall the original plastic diaphragm cover (Item #2)

on top of the diaphragm assembly (Item #3).

 8. Reinstall the main valve body cap (Item #1) onto the 

fl ush valve (Item #6) using a wrench. Tighten properly.

 9. Remove battery cover (Item #10) from RetroFlush sensor 

assembly (Item #9) with the hex key wrench provided 
and press reset button located on the sensor module 
case. Reinstall cover (Item #10).

10. Turn on water supply and cycle fl ush valve for normal 

operation. Adjust stop valve for optimal fl ow to the 
fi xture.

Summary of Contents for AquaSense AV ZR Series

Page 1: ...provided we are notified in writing of such defect and the goods are returned to us prepaid at Sanford NC with evidence that they have been properly maintained and used in accordance with instructions We shall not be responsible for any labor charges or any loss injury or damages whatsoever including incidental or consequential damages The sole and exclusive remedy shall be limited to the replacem...

Page 2: ...nut with a wrench Do not turn water on until batteries are inserted see 8 2 Prior to inserting the flush valve tailpiece into stop valve be certain that the o ring seal is located in o ring seal groove at the end of the tailpiece and the locking nut and locking snap ring are located as shown Care should be taken not to damage the o ring when inserting the tailpiece into the stop valve If lubricati...

Page 3: ...he final setting for urinals should be such that the fixture will not overflow when the valve is actuated twenty times in succession The stop cap screw cover should be replaced after final adjustments have been made Sensor Range Adjustment The range is factory set for urinal or closet applications If necessary the sensor range can be adjusted Pressing the reset button will initiate a ten minute se...

Page 4: ...ent For the first ten minutes of operation the red light will flash when an object is detected 2 Low Battery Indication When the batteries have reached the caution level the red light will flash when an object is detected 3 Abnormal Reflection Indicator When a reflective surface is present for longer than 30 minutes the red light will flash indicating that an object is being continuously detected ...

Page 5: ...age while reassembling the unit Insert the solenoid Item 7 into the housing and install the solenoid retaining clip Item 8 When installed properly the end of the solenoid housing is free to rotate Note Be careful not to crimp the battery wires while inserting the solenoid into the housing 3 Reinstall the RetroFlush sensor assembly Item 9 onto the flush valve using a wrench Be sure the solenoid inl...

Page 6: ...Item 8 When installed properly the end of the solenoid is free to rotate Notes Be careful not to crimp the battery wires while inserting the solenoid into the housing Also be sure the blue and gray wires of the solenoid valve extend into the sensor module cavity of the housing Item 9 6 Connect the sensor module blue and gray wires to the solenoid valve blue and gray wires and reinstall the sensor ...

Page 7: ...lume Control 3 5 GpF 3 PR6000 EU25 WS Low Consumption Urinal Volume Control 1 6 GpF 3 PR6000 EU25 WS1 Diaphragm PR6000 E15A Sensor Module Replacement Kits Product No Solenoid Valve Replacement Kit 8 9 10 PR6000 M Sensor Lens Kit 12 PR6000 SC High Volume Sensor 13 PR6000 SH Low Volume Sensor 13 PR6000 SL Battery Holder with Connecting Cable 15 16 PR6000 MB Metal Housing 11 PR6000 MH Vandal Resistan...

Page 8: ...e or chemical cleaners to clean flush valve as they will dull the luster and attack the chrome or special decorative finishes Use only mild soap and water then wipe dry with a clean cloth or towel While cleaning the bathroom tile and floor the flush valve and electronics should be protected from splattering of water cleaner acids and cleaning fluids that can damage the sensor flush valve Problem C...

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