SFA BROY Manual De Instalación página 8

UK
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DESCRIPTION
The macerating system of this unit is installed in
a case specifically designed for horizontal outlet
spigots. This macerator is manufactured in
a factory which is quality certified to ISO
9001(2000) accredited by AFAQ.
Installed and used correctly, the unit will give
consistent and reliable service.
Please note the following warning signs:
Possible danger to personnel,
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Warning of possible electrical hazard,
«ATTENTION»
This is a general warning
that failure to follow instructions could result
in poor functioning of the unit.
This equipment benefits from the latest
technological innovations concerning
soundproofing. To benefit fully from the
advantages provided by this new generation
of appliances, it is important to comply with the
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installation instructions from
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LIST OF ACCESSORIES
INCLUDED:
See fig. n° 2 (cf. technical data sheet).
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DIMENSIONS AND OVERALL
MEASUREMENTS:
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See fig. n° (cf. technical data sheet).
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TECHNICAL DATA:
This pump/macerator has been designed to
pump away the waste from a WC and the
sanitary appliances mentioned in fig n°
(cf. technical data sheet).
This unit is for domestic use only.
Installed and used correctly, this unit will give
consistent and reliable service.
You can find the technical data in fig n°
(cf. technical data sheet).
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PERFORMANCE CURVE:
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See fig. n° (cf. technical data sheet).
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HEIGHT AND LENGTH
OF THE DISCHARGE PIPE:
The possible combinations of height and length
of the discharge pipe are shown in fig.
(cf. technical data sheet).
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INSTALLATION
WARNING: The unit must be connected to WC
pan with a horizontal otlet spigot conforming to
EN33 or EN 37.
The unit should be accessible for possible
service.
It is supplied with fixing lugs to prevent it from
moving during use.
To optimise the latest technical developments
concerning soundproofing incorporated into this
unit, it is important to:
• position the WC pan so that it is not in contact
with a partition or wall of the room
• place the WC pan on a perfectly level surface
to ensure that the resilient mounts are fully
efficient
• fix the discharge pipe correctly, with distances
of not more than one metre between the
fastenings.
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Wc cONNEcTION
• First, put some silicon or liquid soap on the
WC spigot
• Fit the collar supplied on the pan spigot
• Pull the flexible sleeve over the pan spigot
• Position the metal hose clip over the edge of
the flexible sleeve, and tighten with a
screwdriver
• Once the appliance has been positioned, fix
it to the floor using the 2 screws supplied.
If using the two floor fixing brackets, fix them
first to the macerator before positioning the
unit on the floor.
WARNING !!!
There should be no dripping of water from the
WC cistern or any other sanitary appliances.
If there is, this will cause the unit to activate
repeatedly as it pumps the water away.
onwards.
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cONNEcTION OF EXTRA SANITARY
APPLIANcES
See fig. n°
(cf. technical data sheet) for such connections
as may be required for sanitary appliances.
WARNING:
to the unit that the underside of the shower tray
is raised by at least 12 cm from the floor.
7c
cONNEcTION OF dIScHARGE
PIPEWORK
(cf. technical data sheet fig.
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Turn the discharge elbow bend in the desired
direction, then slide it onto the rubber hose
and fix it in place with the metal hose clip.
Then connect the hose to it using the 20-32mm
metal hose clip, making sure the hose is not
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kinked.
7d
TEcHNIcAL AdVIcE FOR dIScHARGE
PIPEWORK
(cf. technical data sheet fig.
• The discharge pipework should be run in
22mm copper or rigid plastic solvent weld
pipework.
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• Horizontal pipe runs must have a minimum
fall of 1:100 (10 mm per metre) to the soil
stack,
• If a vertical lift is required, it must be made
before the horizontal run at the start of the
piperun,
• We would recommend that a drain-off point
is installed to allow the discharge pipework
to be drained down before any service work,
• If the discharge pipework runs to a level
considerably lower than the unit, the resultant
syphoning effect can suck out the water seal
in the unit. Fitting an air admittance valve
(BBA approved capable of withstanding 10
psi pressure) at the high point of the pipe run
will overcome this problem,
• The discharge pipework must be connected
to the soil stack using an appropriate strap
on boss,
• Ensure all external pipework is adequately
lagged to avoid the possibility of freezing.
N.B.: Any elbow on the discharge pipe of the
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et fig. n°
Ensure when connecting a shower
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7d
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unit will create friction loss (roughly 50 cm per
elbow to be deducted from the vertical
pumping spec.)
Always use smooth bends (OR 2 X 45 degree
bends together) and not 90 degree elbows.
Always use smooth bends (OR 2 X 45 degree
bends together) and not 90 degree elbows.
We recommend the installation of an external
alarm system "SANIALARM" (fitted to the lid of
the unit), which warns the user in case of the
unit malfunction . This should be available from
your Saniflo supplier.
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cONNEcTION TO THE ELEcTRIcAL
SUPPLY
The electrical installation should be
carried by a qualified person.
The unit should be connected to a fully earthed
electrical supply. All wiring must conform to
BS7671, 1992 requirements for electrical
installations. The unit requires a 220/240V
single phase AC 50 Hz supply (UK specification).
Do not connect the unit to a conventional plug
and socket. It must be wired into a fused,
unswitched, fixed wiring connector fitted with
a 5 amp fuse. The wires in the mains lead
are coloured in accordance with the following
code:
Brown - Live
Blue - Neutral
Green/Yellow - Earth
Warning: Ensure the electricity is turned OFF
at the main switch board before wiring to
connector.
All work on cable, pressure chamber and
motor should only be carried out by a qualified
Saniflo servicing agent, as special tools are
required.
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NORME
• This appliance conforms to EN 12050-3.
Lifting plant for wastewater containing fae-
cal matter for limited applications and the
European directives and standards
concerning electrical safety and
electromagnetic compatibility.
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COMMISSIONING THE UNIT
Once electrical and plumbing connections have
been made, flush the WC once. The motor
should run from 5 to 10 seconds to clear the
waste (depending on the height of the pipe run).
If it runs for more than 20 seconds, check that
the pipework is clear, and that the discharge
hose is not kinked. Flush the WC checking that
all seals, and connections are watertight. Check
both the discharge pipework from the unit and
the other sanitary appliances connections.