Inspection And Maintenance - SFA SANICUBIC Serie Manual De Instalación

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OPERATION OF THE ALARM
1/ General alarms:
Level alarm:
If the water level inside the device is abnormally
high: the buzzer is triggered + the red alarm LED
lights up + both motors start-up. If this LED flashes
red, it indicates a detection problem for the normal
water level (Long dip tube).
Temporary alarm:
If one of the two motors runs for more than 1 mi-
nute: the buzzer is triggered + the red alarm LED
lights up + the other motor starts-up.
Mains alarm:
In case of power failure (or when unplugging the
device): the buzzer is triggered + the red alarm LED
lights up + the yellow mains LED flashes.
2/ General alarm reset:
If the problem that triggered an alarm above di-
sappears, the buzzer stops, but the red alarm LED
remains lit as a reminder of the fact that the system
encountered a problem.
One of the two keypad keys will stop the buzzer
in all cases, but it will only turn off the red LED if
the problem that triggered the alarm has been
resolved. Alarms from the remote box also remain
active until the problem has been solved. This pre-
vents the system from being left unknowingly in a
faulty state
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OPERATION OF THE ALARM UNIT
For wall mounting of the unit, use the following
image as a guide:
OPERATION OF THE SANICUBIC® 1/SANICUBIC®
1 WP/SANICUBIC® 2 Classic/SANICUBIC® 2 XL
WIRED ALARM UNIT
The SANICUBIC® alarm unit does not require a
separate power supply. The power is supplied
through the SANICUBIC®. In case of power failure,
the alarm unit's battery takes over.
Reset (*) :
Connection of the alarm unit to the device:
Connect the alarm cable directly to the unit.
1/ The red general alarm LED reproduces the ope-
ration of the corresponding LED on the SANICUBIC®
control panel. The alarm unit sounds as long as the
fault is present. To stop the alarm, press the reset (*)
button on the device's keypad or the button under
the alarm unit.
2/ The yellow «mains» LED indicates the power sup-
ply status of the alarm unit
-steadily glowing light = live SANICUBIC® connec-
ted to the mains supply
-flashing = power failure on the SANICUBIC®.
OPERATION OF THE SANICUBIC® 2 PRO H/F
ALARM UNIT
RED LED Yellow LED
général alarm Alarm
transmission
The alarm unit is in HF connection -868 Mhz HF
with the SANICUBIC® 2 Pro. It receives various alarm
information from it. If other devices operating in HF
are disrupted by the system
(or vice versa), a commutation of the HF -868 Mhz
coding has been anticipated, which connects the
base card and the remote alarm unit.
In the event of interference with other HF devices
or other SANICUBIC® 2 Pro devices nearby, unplug
the unit and the remote module, switch one or
more of the 4 switches of the device's card (SW2).
and do the same on the remote unit's card.
Warning: the code must be the same for the 2
cards.
The alarm unit has 3 LEDs and 1 buzzer.
1/ The red «general alarm» LED reproduces the
operation of the corresponding LED on the SANI-
CUBIC® control panel.
2/ The yellow «HF reception» LED reproduces the
operation of the SANICUBIC® control panel's yellow
mains LED:
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- steady light = transmission OK, the SANICUBIC®
control panel connected to the mains supply
- blinking = transmission OK, but power failure on
the SANICUBIC® control panel (which then runs on
battery)
- off = no HF reception (check that the code is the
same as the SANICUBIC® control panel or loss of HF
signal (too far away) discharged or failure of the
SANICUBIC® control panel.
3/ Green «mains» LED indicates the power status of
the alarm remote unit:
- steady light = live unit connected to the mains
supply
- flashing = mains failure on the unit (which is the-
refore operating on battery)
- off = failure of the unit or discharged battery
4/ The buzzer sounds continuously during an
alarm. It stops buzzing if the cause of the alarms
disappear or if you press the general alarm reset
button.
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INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE

1/ Inspection
The proper running of the wastewater lifting sta-
tion should be checked by user once a month ob-
Green LED
serving at least two starting cycles.
mains alarm
2/ Maintenance
The lifting station has to be regularly maintained
by a qualified person. Intervals should:
• Every 3 months for lifting stations installed in
commercial premises
• Every 6 months for lifting stations installed in col-
lective buildings
• Once a year for lifting stations installed in indivi-
dual houses
During maintenance, the following should be
done:
a) Check the watertightness of connections by
checking pipework to and from the lifting station
b) Activate the gate valves , check their smooth
function and their watertightness ( grease if neces-
sary)
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c) Open and clean up the non return-valve system,
check it is functioning correctly
d) Clean up the pumping system and its connec-
tions, check the impeller and the cutting system
(for macerating pumps)
e) Clean up the inside of the collecting tank
f ) Visually check the lifting station's electrical
control box functions
Once the checks have been made, restart the lifting
station in compliance with the manual instructions
to check its proper running.
A report should be issued detailing the checks and
any notable points.
If non-compliances that cannot be solved have
been found, the qualified person in charge of the
maintenance work has to immediately inform the
lifting station's user.
3/ Maintenance contract
It is advised to the users to establish a maintenance
contract for regular maintenance and checking.