Kohler K-10950 Mode D'emploi page 11

Troubleshooting (cont.)
Symptoms Probable Causes
D. The wires are
E. There is water
F.
3. No water A. Sensor eyes
flow (Either
AC or DC).
B. Water not
C. Incorrect
D. The filter(s)
Kohler Co.
Recommended Action
D. Remove the spout and
pinched or verify that the wires are
damaged. tucked inside the spout
before reassembling. If
wires are cut or damaged,
order new solenoid or
sensor assembly.
E. Remove the spout and
leakage on check for corrosion on
electrical connections between AC
components or unit to solenoid and the
connectors. solenoid to sensor. If
possible, clean the
terminals. If you are unable
to repair the connection,
order a new battery
assembly or sensor
assembly, as required. The
origin of the leak must be
investigated and repaired.
Refer to the Maintenance
Guide.
The AC unit F. Measure the voltage of the
does not work. unit. The voltage should
measure 6 volts. If there is
no power or low power is
detected, order a new unit.
A. Wipe the sensor eyes with
are dirty. a damp soft cloth. Wipe
dry with a dry soft cloth.
B. Verify that the water
turned on. supply is turned on and
that pressure is at least 20
psi (137 kPa).
C. Verify that the faucet is
installation. mounted flat to the deck
surface and that the sensor
eyes are aligned to the user
area. Ensure that the sensor
eyes are above the rim of
the lavatory. Refer to the
installation instructions.
D. Clean the Filters. Refer to
are plugged. the Maintenance Guide.
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