SFA SANICOMPACT Eco 43, Руководство по установке

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USE
SANICOMPACT
®
Eco does not require any special
maintenance.
WARNING 1: SANICOMPACT
®
Eco range should only be
used for the evacuating of normal human waste,
toilet paper and household WC cleansers.
Damage may occur to the machine if the following are
disposed of via the WC; Cotton wool, tampons, sanitary
towels, wet wipes, kitchen towels, condoms as well as
other fabric or hard objects. Solvents, acids and other
chemicals can also cause damage to the unit, and will
invalidate the warranty.
WARNING 2: In case of a long electrical shut off (vacation,
strike, work being done on the electrical or water supply)
close the water supply.
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CLEANING AND REMOVAL OF SCALE
• To avoid accumulations of scale inside the motor,
we advise you to clean it regularly. To do so:
• Shut off the water supply
• Flush the toilet
• Pour one litre of bathroom cleaning product
(or vinegar) in the bowl
• Leave sit for a few hours
• Open water supply and flush
• the toilet several times.
The frequency of the cleaning depends on the hardness of
the water in your area. We advise you to do it at least once
a year.
Do not put any acids, caustic sodas or solvents down
SANICOMPACT
®
Eco .
N.B. It is advisable to use a suitable scale remover such
as the special SANIBROYEUR
®
scale remover supplied by
SFA .
PROBLEM NOTED
• The cycle is carried out correctly
and the motor runs, but the
water in the toilet bowl is only
removed gradually or is not
removed at all
• The cycle is carried out correctly
but a lot of water stays in the
toilet bowl
• The motor makes a rattling
sound
• after pressing the flush button
(24), the flush does not start
• The cycle is triggered but not
much water flows into the
toilet bowl
• The cycle is triggered but no wa-
ter flows into the toilet bowl
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GUARANTEE
The SANICOMPACT
®
Eco range is guaranteed
for 2 years, subject to correct installation and usage.
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REMOVAL
ANY SERVICE WORK INVOLVING ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS SHOULD ONLY BE
CARRIED OUT BY A RECOGNISED SERVICE ENGINEER
ALL WORK INVOLVING DISMANTLING OF THE APPLIANCE
MUST BE CARRIED OUT BY AN APPROVED REPAIR AGENT
SOLUTIONS
• Clean or replace the valve flap
on the siphon (23)
• Consult the SFA customer
service.
• Modify the installation
• Consult the SFA customer
service.
• Consult the SFA customer
service.
• Consult the SFA customer
service.
• Consult the SFA customer
service.
• Open the stopcock.
• Consult the SFA customer
service.
PROBABLE CAUSES
• The valve flap on the siphon (23)
is leaking
• The waste pipes have been
blocked by scale
• The drain height is too great.
• The waste pipes have been
partially blocked by scale
• A hard foreign body has fallen
into the toilet bowl and is
knocking against the macerator
disc.
• The flush button (24) is faulty.
• The programmer (15) is faulty.
• The inlet filter on the solenoid
valve (28) is clogged.
• The stopcock is closed.
• The solenoid valve (28) is faulty.
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DISASSEMBLY
ALL WORK ON THE ELECTRICAL PART OF THE MOTOR MUST BE CARRIED OUT BY A TECHNICIAN
APPROVED BY THE SFA CUSTOMER SERVICE
REMOVING THE TOILET BOWL
Disconnect form power
supply
• Close the stopcock on the water
supply pipe and unscrew the
water inlet tube.
• Remove the screws holding the
unit to the floor.
• Remove the waste tube from the
outlet elbow
H
.
• Tilt the toilet bowl forward over a
container to empty it.
REMOVING THE MOTOR UNIT
• Remove the body of the flush
button.
• Remove the rinsing water inlet
tube (6).
• Loosen the clamp (20) between
the rubber siphon hose and the
motor unit.
• Remove the motor/pump unit via
the base of the toilet bowl.
OPENING THE MOTOR UNIT
• Unscrew the pump base plate (4)
• Check that the macerator disc
rotates.
Attention:
the blades on the
macerator disc are very sharp (5).
• Clean the blades if necessary.
• Lubricate the cover seal before
reassembly.
ALL WORK REQUIRING OPENING OF THE UNIT MUST BE
CARRIED OUT BY AN APPROVED REPAIR SPECIALIST.
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START-UP AND PROGRAMMING
7a START-UP
Plug ii in the power socket. Wait 20 seconds: appliance ini-
tializing. Open the water tap to rinse well. Start
the normal
flush by pressing the dark grey side. Put a few sheets of
toilet paper down in the bowl and flush again.
7b PROGRAMMING
The length of your SANICOMPACT’s flush varies according
to which cycle you choose.
Eco flush (light grey button):
11 seconds and 1.8L: rinsing of the bowl for 5 seconds,
the pump works for 4 seconds (for 2 seconds, the bowl
continues to fill), then the bowl fills again for 2 seconds.
Normal flush (by default, dark grey button):
17 seconds and 3L: The bowl is rinsed for 10 seconds, the
pump works for 5 seconds (for 3 seconds, the bowl conti-
nues to fill) then the bowl fills again for 2 seconds.
You can lengthen the first rinse of the normal flush to 16
seconds if the default flush is not enough.
To re-programme:
• Press the two grey buttons at the same time for 5
seconds.
• The motor works for 2 seconds, this means you have
entered programming mode.
• Each time you press the dark grey button you increase
the length of the normal flush by 1 second: each time you
press it will be validated by the motor running for a short
period.
• Each time you press the grey button you decrease the
length of the flush by 1 second: each time you press it
will be validated by the motor running for a short period.
To exit programming mode:
• Either press both grey buttons at the same time for 5
second.
• Or do nothing for several seconds.
The motor runs for 2 seconds, this means that you have
left programming mode.
Comment 1: the minimum length of the first rinsing flush
for the normal flush is 10 seconds (default programming)
and the maximum length is 16 seconds.
Comment 2:
the eco flush cannot be modified.
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