Disturbance
Possible reason
Remedy
Fig.
Flushing time too short
Sleeve dried-up
Water sleeve
16
Sleeve defective
Change cartridge
8
Continuous flushing
Piston seal or relief
Change cartridge
8
valve defective
Amount of water
Stop ring missing or
Correct assembly
11+
too high or too low
wrong assembled
of stop ring
12
Flush too low
Preliminary shutoff
Open preliminary
6
not fully opened
shutoff
Cartridge sieve dirty
Rinse cartridge
16
Flush adjustment too low
Adjust flush
13
Flow pressure too low
Check flow pressure
(p < 12 metres head)
Flush too strong
Flush adjustment too strong
Regulate flush
13
Flow pressure too high
(p > 50 metres head)
Reduce flow pressure
Figure 1
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Install Styrofoam blackout box with drip tray, mount tunnel, seal and
airbrake nut to supplied telescopic flush pipe.
Figure 2
–
Install supplied stop cock to the water supply pipe.
Figure 3
–
Install flush valve to stop cock (shut off valve). Tighten airbrake nut,
tunnel, and seal to the flush valve.
Figure 4
–
Close the blacklout box with Styrofoam cover provided.
Figure 5
–
Finish wall
Figure 6
–
Mount hose to plastic connector at valve, open the stop cock and flush
valve clean of any debris and impurities in the supply pipe.
Figure 7
–
Remove plastic hose connector from valve.
Figure 8
–
Install cartridge.
Figure 9
–
Cut back excess Styrofoam to finished wall.
Figure 10
–
Cut and remove excess of drip tray depending on wall thickness.
Figure 11
–
Circlip location will determine flush volume 6/3l or 9/4.4l.
Figure 12
–
Locate circlip for desired flush volume.
Figure 13
–
Adjust flush velocity.
Figure 14
–
Mount cover plate mounting frame.
Figure 15
–
Mount actuating threaded rod to desired length.
Secure with supplied lock nut tightly.
Figure 16
–
Install cover plate and ensure that there is no slack between button and actuator rod.
Secure cover plate by tightening grub screw at base of cover plate with supplied allen
key.
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