Simply use emery paper or sandpaper to
slightly reduce the outside diameter of
the connector tube.
Note that a 3/8” compression fitting (not
provided) is required for the installation
of the water supply line. Minimum water
supply pressure must be 45 psi.
E
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
The SANICOMPACT
®
4 should be
connected to a 120 V, 60 Hz, 15 Amp.
Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI),
(either of the breaker or receptacle type).
Connect only to receptacle protected by
a ground fault circuit.
Warning: risk of electric shock - this pump
is supplied with a grounding conductor
and grounding type attachment plug to
reduce the risk of electrical shock.
Be certain that it is connected only to
a properly grounded - type receptacle.
Note: Do not connect the SANICOMPACT
®
4
to a power source supplied by an inverter.
VI
START-UP AND PROGRAMMING
A
START-UP
1. Plug in the power socket. Wait 20
seconds: appliance initializing. Open
the water supply valve. Start the
normal flush by pressing the dark grey
button. Put a few sheets of toilet paper
down in the bowl and flush again.
Note: This unit does not need to be
vented.
2. Turn on the sink tap. The unit should
activate automatically.
3. Demount the bowl and check the water
tightness of all connections.
WARNING: Leaking faucets will cause
the unit to activate automatically.
B
PROGRAMMING
The length of your SANICOMPACT
®
4’s
flush varies according to which cycle you
choose.
Eco flush (by default, light grey button):
19 seconds and 1 gallon (3.8L): rinsing of
the bowl for 10 seconds, the pump works
for 7 seconds (for 7 seconds, the bowl
continues to fill), then the bowl fills again
for 2 seconds. You can lengthen the first
rinse of the eco flush to 16 seconds if the
default flush is not enough.
Normal flush (dark grey button):
25 seconds and 1.32 gallons (5L): The
bowl is rinsed for 16 seconds, the pump
works for 7 seconds (for 7 seconds, the
bowl continues to fill) then the bowl fills
again for 2 seconds.
To re-program:
Note: Only the ECO option can be
reprogrammed.
• Hold the ECO button (light grey
button) down for 5 seconds.
• The motor works for 2 seconds, this
means you have entered programming
mode.
• Each time you press the dark grey
button you increase the length of the
ECO flush by 1 second: each time you
press it will be validated by the motor
running for a short period.
• Each time you press the grey button
you decrease the length of the flush by
1 second: each time you press it will be
validated by the motor running for a
short period.
To exit programming mode:
• Wait for 5 seconds without pressing
any buttons.
The motor runs for 2 seconds, this means
that you have left programming mode.
Comment 1: the minimum length of the
first rinsing flush for the normal flush
is 19 seconds (default programming)
and the maximum length is 25 seconds.
Comment 2: the normal flush cannot be
modified.
C
USAGE
1. The SANICOMPACT
®
4 pump/
macerator does not require any special
maintenance.
2. WARNING: The SANICOMPACT
®
4
should only be used for the evacuation
of normal human waste, toilet paper
and household toilet cleaners.
Damage may occur to the motor if
the following are disposed of via the
toilet: cotton wool, tampons, sanitary
napkins, wet wipes, kitchen towels,
condoms, dental floss as well as other
fabric or hard objects. Solvents, acids
and other chemicals can also cause
damage to the unit, and will invalidate
the warranty.
WARNING: In case of prolonged power
failure, or going on vacation, please close
the stop valve of the the sink and water
supply.
D
RETURN OF THE UNIT
In the unfortunate event that the
SANICOMPACT
®
4 is defective and has
to be returned for service, we suggest
to remove the macerating/pump from the
porcelain bowl. Please ensure that it has
been thoroughly cleaned and disinfected
inside and outside prior to packaging for
dispatch. Do not submerge the motor
completely in water; the electrical
components might be damaged beyond
repair.
E
DISMANTLING AND
REMOVING THE MOTOR FROM
THE TOILET
For qualified personnel only.
1. Disconnect the SANICOMPACT
®
4 from
the electrical supply.
2. Close the Shut-Off valve and disconnect
toilet supply tube.
3. (If installed) Close Ball Valve and
disconnect from discharge pipe
system.
4. In the rear of the unit, look for a clear
plastic hose going from the solenoid
valve to a black elbow in the top of
the bowl. With a twisting motion pull
the black elbow out of the porcelain.
5. In the rear of the unit, look for a large
rubber elbow, going from the motor to
the p-trap of the toilet. Unscrew the
gear clamp near the motor (holding
the rubber elbow).
6. The motor is assembled in the reverse
of the above.
IMPORTANT / SERVICE
Before returning the motor to the factory,
a return authorization is needed from the
manufacturer since some repairs may be
done in the field. Parts or motors send in
for repair, must be send pre-paid. Units
sent collect and/or sent without prior
authorization, will be refused.
Package the macerating/pump unit
properly with adequate shock absorbent
material around it. Send package prepaid
to the manufacturer, making sure to insure
against loss and/or transit damage, (the
amount of $ 250.00 will suffice).
If any repairs are done outside the warranty
period, or when the user damages the
macerating/pump unit, an estimate of
repair cost will be communicated to the
customer. All repairs (parts and labour)
will be done on a pre-paid basis only.
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