Wilo Wilo-DrainLift KH 32-0,4, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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(fig. 2, pos. 9) should be removed from the ventila-
tion and the vent connection (fig. 3, pos. 2, inner-
Ø 25 mm, commercially available PVC pipe) and
should be pushed by a flexible piece of hose on to
the support. The activated carbon filter (fig. 2, pos. 5)
can be removed.
– The warning sticker included in the delivery (fig. 5)
must be adhered in a visible position on the toilet
cover (if necessary, in direct view of the toilet).
5.2 Electrical installation
– Electrical work must be carried out by a
qualified and licensed electrician in strict
compliance with local regulations. If the
units power cable is damaged it must be
replaced by the customer service or a
similar qualified person.
– The mains current and voltage must comply with the
data on the rating plate of the unit to be connected.
– Earthing must be carried out according to regulations.
– Line side fuse protection: 10 A, neutral.
6. Starting up
– Plug in shock-proof plug
– Flush toilet twice during initial start-up
– Monitor all pipe connections for leakages. If neces-
sary, tighten hose clamps.
– Adjust the cistern so that the flushing volume does
not fall below 6 l of water.
7. Maintenance
The operation reliability is increased in the long run
when the perfect functioning and quiet running of the
pump are monitored.
The unit cleans itself when used regularly. Seldom-
used units should be cleaned internally now and
again as follows:
Pull out the plug. Pour a mild cleaning agent into the
toilet bowl and flush. After approximately 5 mins, plug
in the unit, flush, leave the unit to pump and then flush
again.
7.1 Maintenance and care of unit
(fig. 2)
– Flush 2–3 times and pump the cistern empty
Pull out the plug before checking the
unit!
– Remove covering cap (fig. 2, pos. 8) using the
tommy bar (fig. 2, pos. Z) and pressing the 3 snap
hooks (side and front).
Danger of injury and infection from
cutting instruments!
Use protective
gloves!
– If necessary, remove strainer basket and all foreign
bodies from the unit.
– Eliminate impurities on the cistern walls.
– Clean vent pipe or ventilating valve, renew acti-
vated carbon filter.
– Assemble in opposite order
– When using toilet freshners, make sure that they
are safely secured to the WC.
7.2 Dismantling the pump
(fig. 2)
Flushing, opening the unit and observing warning
symbols as described in 7.1
– Unscrew the 3 fixing screws at the motor flange
(fig. 2, pos. 11).
– Unscrew the upper hose clamp (fig. 2, pos. 12) on
the discharge connection.
– Unscrew the screw of the ventilation pipe (fig. 2,
pos. 13) on the cistern wall and pull off the ventila-
tion pipe.
– Unscrew the connection cable PG screw joint
(fig. 2, pos. 14) on the tank wall and pull the cable
through to the inside of the cistern.
– If the pump is to be removed from the tank com-
pletely, screw off the electric plug and take the
cable out of the PG screw joint.
– Take out the pump with booster relay and electri-
cal connection.
– Clean the cutting instrument, impeller and the
opening of the booster relay.
– Assemble the components in the opposite order.
– Carry out test run.
For reasons of hygiene, used KH 32–0.4
units should be emptied and cleaned
before transportation. Furthermore, all
components which come into contact
with infectious material should be disinfected
(spray disinfected). The components must be
tightly sealed in sufficiently large, tear-resistant
plastic sacks and packed so that they do not leak.
They should be disposed of by reliable haulage
contractors immediately.
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