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Remove the 2 x Phillips screws and unclip
the solenoid from the backplate Fig. 8b.
Attach the water hose to the solenoid
Fig. 8c.
Clip the solenoid back on to the backplate
and fasten the 2 x screws Fig. 8d.
Tighten the hose clip and ensure the
solenoid cable is correctly positioned in the
retaining channel.
Fig. 9
Connecting the electricity supply
Route the electricity supply to the backplate
using approved flexible or solid conduit
and fittings. Ensure the power cable is long
enough to connect to the terminal block
mounted in the back plate.
Route the cable into the backplate and
tighten the cable gland.
Strip the cable to a suitable length and
secure the live and neutral wires into the
corresponding terminal blocks as shown in
Fig. 9. Ensure the correct positioning of the
cables before proceeding.
Fig. 10
Re-assemble electrical cover
Fix the electrics cover and secure with
the 6 x fixings supplied ensuring no wires
are trapped.
Fig. 11
Connecting the mixed water supply
NOTE: ensure water feed has been
completely flushed of debris, copper filings
etc. prior to connecting to the backplate.
Failure to do so may damage the solenoid
valve resulting in it not closing properly,
creating a a dripping tap.
Connect the isolated, mixed water supply to
the backplate.
Turn on the water.
Inspect for leaks at the main water supply
inlet and the water tube connection to
the tap.
Also check for leaks at the
solenoid connection.
Fig. 12
Switching power on
Switch on power to the machine.
CALIBRATION CYCLE: Once installed,
the tap will go through a 30 second
calibration cycle.
Place hand under sensor on tap to activate
water flow. Fig 12a.
Check for leaks as per Fig. 11.
Secure the water pipe cover onto the
backplate using the 2 x fixings provided.
Fig 12b.
Fig. 13
Assembling the motor bucket
Hook the motor to the top of the electrics
cover. Swing it downwards so it clicks into
place as shown. Push in securely Fig. 13a.
OPTIONAL: A screw is supplied to secure
the red release button and prevent
unwanted removal of the motor bucket.
Test the unit for correct operation.
Securing the motor bucket to the backplate
(optional).
To remove the filter, gently use a screwdriver
to release the tab on the filter as shown
Fig. 13b.
Secure the motor bucket to the backplate
using the security screw supplied Fig. 13c.
Re-connect the filter ensuring that it clicks
into place Fig. 13d.
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