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Connection to drain
The appliance may be drained by using either a
diameter pipe (copper or PVC, CPVC, etc). The connection to the
drain stack must be made with a TY type connection, approved
for such purpose. In case of doubt, have a plumber complete the
installation.
Push the check valve/elbow assembly F into the rubber outlet and
clamp with G clamp.
If you are using 1 inch pipes, cut the F elbow to a 1 inch diameter
and couple to outlet pipe using clamp D (see fig. n°7e in the
technical data sheet).
Ensure that the angle of slope is
drain sections, leading up to main drain stack, to ensure drainage
by gravity.
Install an optional full port valve at the bottom of the drain pipe
riser to allow drain off in case of repairs.
Use long turn bends and not elbows, elbows are not normally
available in plastic piping, use two 45 degree elbow pieces back
to back to make a 90 degree elbow.
If repairs are needed, maintain load on stand pipe, and remove
G clamp located at pump outlet on the horizontal section of elbow
(see fig. 7e in the technical data sheet).
Connection to a vent system (7b)
These pumps are designed to be connected to a ventilation
system. Such connections must comply with local codes and this
manual. This unit has been designed with a vent connection on
the side of the pump. The coupling (C) used to accommodate the
vent pipe is provided with the pump. Connect your vent system
using a 1-1/2" PVC or ABS pipe. Please note that the vent
system should be a two-way air vent. The use of mechanical
vents, air admittance valves or similar devices are not
permitted as these are considered one-way air vent systems.
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STANDARDS
These models meet the conditions required to bear the CSA Mark
shown with the letters "C" and "US". When they are used with the
CSA mark, the letters "C" and "US" mean that the product has
been assessed by CSA (CAN) and ANSI/UL standards, which is
valid for use in Canada and the U.S. This also applies to products
that bear the NTRL mention, which refers to National Recognized
Testing Laboratory. This mark is issued by the U. S. Occupational
Health and Safety Administration to laboratories that are
authorized to grand authorization in accordance with American
Standards.
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STARTING AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Run the water from the bathroom or from kitchen appliance
connected to the pump and check that connections are
watertight and that the pump starts and stops correctly.
The pump starts automatically as soon as the bath, the
shower or the sink begins to drain. It shuts down when all
the water has been drained.
Note that the pump will work intermittently as the pump will
turn on and off for several cycles until it discharges all the
water.
The Sanivite P110 is designed to drain waste water from sinks,
kitchen appliances, washing machines (indirect only), dishwashers,
showers and baths. This pump can discharge hot water up to a
maximum of 140°F (60°C). If the device operates with water
temperatures higher than specified for a prolonged period, the
thermal protector is automatically triggered and the device will
cease to pump. In this case, wait for it to cool down approximately
one hour) so that it automatically restarts.
Depending on use of appliance, periodic cleaning may be required.
Intensive use of the SANIVITE
grease build up.
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/ or a 1 inch
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1
/ inch per foot for horizontal
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® P110 model may lead to excessive
"ATTENTION": Never drain alkaline or acidic liquids, solvents,
oils, paints, paint strippers, food leftovers, or bleaches that
may jam, damage or corrode this appliance.
In case of power failure, do not use any of the bathroom
appliances connected to the pump, because they will not
function properly until power is restored.
Never submerse pump entirely under water nor allow water
to seep in through electric wire access.
Make sure that all faucets are fully shut otherwise the motor
may stop and start, leading to a short circuit. This may also
lead to flooding.
If you do not plan to use the pump for a long period of time
(vacation, major power shortage, maintenance, renovation),
shut off water.
In regions prone to frost and freezing, the appliance must
be adequately protected against freezing. This requires
emptying all pipes and the pump body. Antifreeze may be
used to protect the system. Pour 1 litre of antifreeze into
a sink connected to the pump. This will activate the pump
and any remaining water will be replaced by antifreeze.
Neither labour nor parts are covered if the appliance is
damaged by frost or freezing.
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SERVICE
Disconnect power before working on the appliance.
This appliance does not require any particular maintenance. In
case of appliance failure, all repair work must be performed by a
SFA certified technician. This applies particularly when replacing
power cord.
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PUMP RETURN AND REPAIR
If returning the pump for repairs, call our toll free number to learn
more about available options or to locate the closest certified service
centre in your region. If you are returning pump to manufacturer,
please carefully clean and disinfect this appliance, inside and out.
Otherwise, labour charges may apply for cleaning.
Return appliance in original packaging, remove elbow drain and set
aside for reassembly after the appliance is returned. If you do not
remove elbow, it may be damaged during transport and may also
cause damage to unit.
Ensure that unit is wrapped in a covering that will absorb shocks.
Ship the unit to manufacturer by postage paid and make sure you
have insurance against loss or damage during transit.
$300 should be sufficient for insurance coverage.
If repairs are made after warranty period or if the pump was damaged
due to misuse by owner, an estimate of repair costs will be sent to
the customer. All charges must be prepaid.
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WARRANTY
This SFA appliance bears a 2 year warranty starting from date of
purchase, subject to proper installation and use, in compliance set
out in this notice.