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6.) 

Insert the flush valve tailpiece 

(B)

 into the stop valve 

(A)

 and

hand tighten the lock nut 

(D)

 to the stop valve. Plumb the

entire unit. 

See Figure 6

7.) 

Determine the length of vacuum breaker tube 

(F)

 required to

join the flush valve and fixture spud. Cut the vacuum breaker
tube, if required, to this length. Assemble the vacuum breaker
tube assembly and spud nut assembly to the flush valve and
fixture spud.

F

9.) 

ACTIVATION

Once this is completed, remove and discard the protective
label from in front of the lens.
Normal valve operation will occur when the valve senses an
object (person). The LED will blink once. At that point the valve
is charged.  When object leaves view of the sensor, valve will
activate. An eight second sensing cycle will prevent the valve
from flushing needlessly when someone walks by.
If special circumstances require adjustment of the sensing
distance, see Appendix A - Changing Activation Distance.

See Figure 9

B

D

A

D

H

G

Figure 6

Figure 7

Figure 9

8.) 

Hand tighten spud nut 

(G)

 and vacuum breaker tube nut 

(H)

 to fixture and flush valve. Adjust the valve assembly for plumb.

Tighten fixture spud nut 

(G)

, vacuum breaker tube nut 

(H)

 and lock nut 

(D)

 with a wrench. Tighten all connections with a non-

toothed wrench. Turn on water supply.

Figure 8

Typical Flush Tube Assemblies

Summary of Contents for AquaSense ZTS6200

Page 1: ...foranylabor chargesoranyloss injuryordamageswhatsoever includingincidentalorconsequentialdamages Thesoleandexclusiveremedy shallbelimitedtothereplacement ofthedefectivegoods Beforeinstallationanduse thepurchasershalldeterminethesuitabilityoftheproductforhisintendeduseandthepurchaserassumesallriskand liability whatever in connection therewith Where permitted by law the implied warranty of merchanta...

Page 2: ...e 1 E C A D Before the supply water is turned on be sure all stop valves are closed off tight The stop valves can be opened and closed by using the adjusting screw S located at the center of the stop valve cap T Stop valve adjustments can only be made by us ing the adjusting screw S It is not necessary to remove the stop valve cap T when making adjustments If for any rea son it becomes necessary t...

Page 3: ...ation will occur when the valve senses an object person The LED will blink once At that point the valve is charged When object leaves view of the sensor valve will activate An eight second sensing cycle will prevent the valve from flushing needlessly when someone walks by If special circumstances require adjustment of the sensing distance see Appendix A Changing Activation Distance See Figure 9 B ...

Page 4: ...battery to the sensor Note There is a 5 second window after connecting the battery in which the sensor range adjust mode can be accessed 4 Place your hand in front of the sensor at a distance of 2 to 4 within 5 seconds after battery is reconnected to enter sensor range adjust mode 5 Initially the red light in the sensor will flash slowly 3 times approximately 2 seconds per flash Keep your hand in ...

Page 5: ...or other objects 1 Connectors between the electronic unit and solenoid are disconnected 2 Debris or scale in solenoid 3 The water supply pressure is too high 1 Debris or scale in piston 2 Sensor is dirty or covered 3 Sensor is picking up reflections from mirror or another object Solution 1 Replace battery 1 Increase the range 2 Decrease the range 3 Replace battery 4 Eliminate cause of reflection 1...

Page 6: ...onnections and Spud Coupling Kits Product No Flush Connection and Spud Coupling Items 15 18 P6000 H P6003 H VacuumBreaker Repair Kit Items 11 12 P6000 B VacuumBreaker Tube P6000 A CP VacuumBreaker Tube Nut P6000 AA CP Control Stop Repair Kit and Parts Product No Control Stop Repair Kit for 1 and 3 4 P6000 C SD CP Includes Items 14 20 Seal Seat for 1 and 3 4 Includes Item23 P6000 D42 Sw eat Solder ...

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