9
ALARM
There is the option of connecting an alarm (light, bell) on to
the electronic circuit board (2 terminals fed with 220V). If the
motor is fed continuously (more than 5 minutes), the contact
will be made. This enables the user to carry out a check if he
wishes.
Two 6.35 push on connection points are available on the
electronic circuit board (arrowed) for creating an alarm
circuit. (These connectors have a 220V, 0.5A maximum
current passing through them). To access them after turning
the power off, remove the cover then unscrew and unclip
the upper casing of the electronic box, to expose the
electronic circuit board. On this card use the point marked
E.V. and the unused neutral connection point marked N.
Use a round 2 x 0.75 mm2 wire, which must pass across
the lid of the upper casing, through the cable gland, before
being connected to the chosen alarm system.
11
USE
SANICOM
®
1
is designed for disposing of wastewater
originating from sinks, clothes washing machines,
dishwashers, showers or baths and basins.
SANICOM
®
1
can pump out hot water.
P
1. Do not dispose of concentrated chemical products (acids,
solvents, bases, oxidants, reducers, etc.) into sanitary
ware connected to the
SANICOM
®
1
.
2.
In the event of power failure, stop all water flow to the
appliances connected to the
SANICOM
©
1
.
14
WARRANTY
SANICOM
®
1
SFA is guaranteed for 2 years for labour and
parts, subject to correct installation and use of the
apparatus.
8
STANDARD
This piece of equipment complies with the EN 12050-2 stan-
dard (Lift station for effluents not containing faecal matter) and
the directives and European standards on electric safety and
electromagnetic compatibility.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION MUST BE CARRIED OUT BY A
PROFESSIONAL ELECTRICIAN
10
COMMISSIONING
Once the hydraulic and electrical connections have been
made, check that the connections are tight by allowing water
to flow through each entry point used. Ensure that the pump
is working properly.
12
FIRST LEVEL TROUBLESHOOTING
REMEDY
#HECKTHEELECTRICALINSTALLATION
6ÏRIFIERLARRIVÏEDEAUSINON
VOIRCIDESSOUS
PROBABLE CAUSE
1. The appliance is not switched on
2. The cable is defective
1. Pump blocked
2. Pump jammed
3. Too much water flowing
through
PROBLEMS
s-OTORDOESNOTSTART
s4HEALARMSOUNDS
For all other intervention, disconnect the electrical current.
PROBLEM ENCOUNTERED
s-OTORDOESNOTSTART
s0UMPSWORKINGCONSTANTLY
s!LARMSOUNDING
s)NTERMITTENTSTARTUPOFPUMPS
PROBABLE CAUSE
1. Pressure reader tube kinked or
out of position
2. Electronic card defective
1. Level pressure pipe is blocked
2. Vertical discharge too high
3. Electronic card defective
1. Pump blocked
2. Pump jammed
3 Electrical problems with motor
4. Too much water flowing
through
5. Electronic card defective
1. The non-return valve broken
or leaking
2. Electronic card defective
REMEDY
2EMOVEORREPLACETHETUBE
#ONSULTAN3&!APPROVED
BREAKDOWNTECHNICIAN
%XTRACTTHELEVELPRESSUREPIPE
UNBLOCKIT
%XAMINETHEAPPLIANCE
#ONSULTAN3&!APPROVED
BREAKDOWNTECHNICIAN
)!DJUSTTHEPUMPWHICHIS
DISPLAYINGTHEALARM
s5SINGASCREWDRIVERTURNTHE
MOTORSHAFTBYACCESSINGIT
THROUGHTHEHOOD
s2EMOVETHEPUMPAND
UNBLOCKIT
)FTHEPUMPREVOLVESBUTDOESNOT
PUMPCONSULTAN3&!APPROVED
BREAKDOWNTECHNICIAN
#ONSULTAN3&!APPROVED
BREAKDOWNTECHNICIAN
#LEANORCHANGETHEVALVE
#ONSULTAN3&!APPROVED
BREAKDOWNTECHNICIAN
SECONDARY TROUBLESHOOTING
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION MUST BE CARRIED
OUT BY A PROFESSIONAL ELECTRICIAN
13
REMOVAL
13a
1
SWITCH THE APPLIANCE OFF (the yellow indicator light
must be out).
2
Empty the tank.
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3
Unscrew the clips and then remove the elbow (6).
4
Clean or replace the valve (8).
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5
Unscrew the six screws (66) torx T20.
6
Turn the motor anti-clockwise (
*+.'!'@P
the motor may
be hot) and lift it out.
13b
1
Locate the motor into the adaptor plate, ensure it is firmly
home and turn it clockwise until the reference marks line
up.
2
Screw in the six screws into the adaptor plate.
3
Check that the motor can turn freely using a screwdriver
into the top of the motor shaft.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION MUST BE CARRIED
OUT BY A PROFESSIONAL ELECTRICIAN
