Measure the length of vacuum breaker tube accurately.
If cutting is needed proceed to step 12. If cutting it is
needed uninstall and remove the vacuum breaker tube, and
make a straight cut. Sand off the sharp edge of the cut.
Re-install the vacuum breaker tube to the spud coupling
first, and then to the flush valve body.
Tighten all nuts with a non-toothed wrench. Use heavy cloth
or similar material over the nuts in order to protect the finish.
DO NOT CROSS THREAD
Vacuum Breaker Tube Length
Turn the water on at the stop valve by turning
the adjustment screw counter-clockwise slowly.
CHECK FOR LEAKS.
Adjust the water flow by turn adjustment screw
counter-clockwise for more water, clockwise for
less water. Place stop valve cap back on.
Final Step
After the flush valve has been installed, remove the cap. To do so, unfasten
the two screws on the side of the cap with supplied Allen wrench then
twist and pull cap off (do not lose plastic washers).
Connect the sensor to the battery pack (red plugs) and the sensor to the
solenoid (black plugs). Make sure the sensor is facing forward towards
the user, and place the cap back on the flush valve. DO NOT PINCH WIRES.
Use the supplied Allen wrench to refasten the two cap screws.
DO NOT FORGET PLASTIC WASHERS
Red Cable, sensor
to battery pack.
Black Cable,
sensor to solenoid
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Wire Connections
10
11
12
13
14
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