Why is there low or no flow from my Victorian Plumbing Control Unit?
A possible blockage or debris in the system could be the reason for low or no flow. Also, the operating conditions might be incorrect. Another possibility is that the valve shut off has been activated due to a pressure drop in either the cold or hot supplies.
What to do if my Victorian Plumbing Control Unit shower does not run hot enough?
If your shower isn't running hot enough, first check the hot water supply temperature. It may also be necessary to adjust the maximum temperature. Finally, a blockage in the hot supply could be the cause.
What to do if there is hot water in the cold supply or vice versa in my Victorian Plumbing Control Unit?
If you're experiencing hot water in the cold supply or vice versa, check and clean the non-return valves. Also, verify that the hot and cold supplies were not reversed during installation.
Why is my Victorian Plumbing Control Unit leaking when in the off position?
If your unit is leaking when in the off position, it could be due to debris in the flow control cartridge or a faulty control cartridge.
Why is the flow fluctuating in my Victorian Plumbing Control Unit?
Fluctuating flow is caused by dynamic inlet pressures that are not balanced.
Identifies the Arezzo compact cistern frame for wall-hung pans.
Lists all necessary parts for installing the cistern frame.
Lists the tools needed but not supplied for the installation process.
Advises on essential checks and preparations before starting the installation.
Details the process for interchanging cistern frame components or covers.
Describes the components of the fill and flush valves.
Explains how to adjust the water level in the cistern via the fill valve.
Details the first step of inserting the fill valve into the cistern tank.
Connects the flexible hose from the angle valve to the fill valve inlet.
Installs the flush valve and feeds vacuum pipes into the cistern.
Attaches the fixing clip for the flush valve to the cistern tank.
Assembles the flush plate mounting frame to the cistern tank.
Secures angle fixing brackets, bolts, nuts, and washers to the metal frame.
Loosens and tightens screws to adjust the metal frame to the required height.
Positions and locks the 90-degree soil elbow into its securing clip.
Aligns toilet pan securing bolts with holes in the wall frame.
Positions the frame and marks points for drilling and screwing to the wall.
Drills holes in the wall and inserts rawl plugs for frame fixing.
Secures the frame kit to the wall/cabinet using supplied bolts and fixings.
Prepares the flush connection pipe and places a protection cap.
Connects the inlet pipe to the angle valve after removing the blank cap.
Cuts the plastic frame flush with the completed wall surface after assembly.
Connects vacuum pipes and secures the flush plate to the frame.
Installs the flush control panel onto the cistern's control system.
Prepares the frame kit to receive the toilet pan.
Inserts soil and flush pipes into joints and marks for the pan connection.
Verifies pipe lengths and cuts them to the correct size.
Chamfers pipe ends and lubricates them for easier socket insertion.
Hangs the toilet onto bolts and connects inlet/drain pipes.
Secures the toilet pan to studs and checks for levelness.
Turns on water, checks for leaks, and tests the flush operation.
Addresses issues where water continuously flows into the toilet pan.
Details how to fix problems with too much or too little water in the cistern.
Solves problems where the flush button does not activate the flush.
Instructions for disconnecting and replacing the cistern's fill valve.
Steps to remove and replace the cistern's flush valve assembly.
Provides guidance on cleaning the cistern and its components.
General| Brand | Victorian Plumbing |
|---|---|
| Model | Arezzo |
| Category | Bathroom Fixtures |
| Language | English |
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