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HWSS2321W-00
01/22 HWSS2321W-00
| Medizmi102218 | V15
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TESTING
a. Ensure that all plumbing lines have been properly flushed. If lines are not properly flushed, it can clog the check stops in
the mixing valve and/or clog the strainer in the input side of the solenoid valve. This can result in low water flow.
b. Please note, the output side of the solenoid valve contains a pressure regulator. The water lines MUST be purged of all air
prior to sink operation. Otherwise it can cause the water stream to spit out of the orifice causing water to spray outside
the sink.
c. With system flushed and pressurized, place your hand in front of the IR sensor inside the sink bowl. You will hear the
solenoid valve open and water will begin to run.
d. Holding your hand in front of the sensor, you will see ...
i. water entering the clear laminar flow chamber,
ii. the LED will be illuminated (seen from the spout), and
iii. the electrolytic generator will be active. You will also see bubbles coming from the
electrolytic generator into the water.
e. If you have high pressure conditions, the shut off valve can be used to slightly reduce
the stream length. Adjust as necessary so that the water targets this range when
running. Cycle the sink multiple times until consistent.
f. Hold your hand in the target area to make sure water triggers. Depending
on local lighting conditions, sensor sensitivity may need to be adjusted.
This can be done using the wireless handheld programmer AC01-005.
If any of the above is not functional, double check that the connections are colour-matched
and that the connection is made properly.
Normal operation is as follows:
- IR sensor will see a users hand.
- This will trigger the water flow, LED and the electrolytic generator will turn on.
- When the user removes their hands to lather, the water flow will turn off however the electrolytic generator will stay
on for 20 seconds (unless programmed otherwise). The electrolytic generator is self programming based on local water
conductivity. If conductivity is in normal range of 75-350 TDS, the LED will cycle in intensity. If the conductivity is too high,
the LED will blink quickly. If the conductivity is too low, the LED will slowly blink. After the 20 seconds the water flow will
trigger by itself for 3 seconds. This is done to help signal the user of the 20 second minimum lather time and also for a
subsequent wash rinse of the sink. After the 3 second post wash occurs, the electrolytic generator will begin a purge cycle.
Once again the LED will pulse in intensity as the water in the electrolytic chamber is being charged with oxidants. When this
cycle is complete, the LED will turn off.
AC01-005
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WATER CONNECTIONS
a. Connect the supply line (pre-mixed or via thermostatic mixing valve) to the ½ ” MIP thread inlet (right side) of the solenoid
valve.
b. Take the supplied 3/8 ” tube and insert it into the output side (left) of the solenoid valve. Insert the other in the supplied
shut off valve.
c. Insert the other side into the bottom of the laminar flow chamber.
d. If using a thermostatic mixing valve (Franke MEDI-MIX sold separately), recommended temperature is 27-35∘C (80-95 F)
(Hot or warmer water is both harsher on the user’s skin and secondly, as water temperature increases, it loses its ability
to dissolve ozone which can cause reductions in sanitization performance.) When adjusting the thermostatic mixing
valve, set to minimum and verify water temperature is within recommended range.