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PIPING
1. Cut and dry-fit the pipe and fittings as required
for 1-in (DN25) diameter discharge pipe (may
be reduced to 3/4-in [DN20] diameter if local
code allows it).
2. While dry-fitting the discharge pipe, position
and mark the location of the pump unit
discharge fitting.
3. Cut and dry-fit 1-1/2-in (DN40) vent pipe as
required to ensure that the vent pipe does not
interfere with other components. Make the
connection to the pump unit with the provided
street elbow. A 2-in x 1-in 90º discharge fitting
has been provided.
4. Temporarily set the toilet in place to check that
there is no piping interference. Remove the
toilet and set it aside.
5. Clean, prime and solvent weld the discharge
piping and pump unit discharge fitting.
to discharge fitting, ensure that none gets into
the check valve assembly. Pay close attention
to the proper alignment of the discharge fitting
previously marked.
6. For markets requiring a pipe vent, clean and
solvent weld the vent piping as required for
proper venting.
Note: Adding other bathroom fixtures: The
Powerflush Optima Pro system is designed to
accept additional bathroom fixtures utilizing the
1. Connect the desired inlet pipe from other fixtures to
the side inlet(s) of the Powerflush Pro. Use a 1-3/4-in
(44 mm) hole saw to cut hole in side inlet(s).
Proper venting is required
When applying solvent weld
two side inlets. These inlets can be attached
using the 2-in MPT (outside diameter) or the
1-1/2-in (DN40) slip (inside diameter). These
inlets must have the inner portion drilled out using
a 1-3/4-in (44mm) hole saw. This is to ensure
there is no leakage problems from inlets not in
use. When utilizing side inlets, install a check
valve on the incoming line.
has been drilled out, remove burrs and rough
edges to avoid the potential for clogging.
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Once the side inlet opening
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