To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if water splashes when flushing Wabtec Microphor LF-210?
If water splashes when flushing Wabtec Toilets, it could be due to the water level in the bowl being too high. Try reducing the incoming water via the angle stop and re-adjust the cycle time.
Why is the flush cycle too long on my Wabtec Microphor LF-210?
If the flush cycle is too long on your Wabtec Toilets, the bleed-off plug might be blocked. Remove, clean, or replace it, and then reinstall.
What to do if the flapper opens and closes 4-8 seconds after handle is released, but no water enters the bowl in Wabtec Toilets?
If the flapper opens and closes 4-8 seconds after the handle is released, but no water enters the bowl in Wabtec Toilets, the possible causes are: * No water supply to Microflush. To solve this, supply water at 20-50 psi at the toilet. * Water turned off. To solve this, open the angle stop (shut-off valve).
What to do if Wabtec Toilets flush cycle is too short?
If the flush cycle is too short, the bleed-off plug hole might be too large, or related air lines could be leaking. Remove and replace the plug, and check for air line leaks.
What to do if water continues to run when Microflush is not in use in Wabtec Microphor LF-210?
If water continues to run when the Microflush is not in use, a foreign object might be under the water valve in the Air/Water Sequence Valve. Clean the Air/Water Sequence Valve, referencing Service Kit P/N 95057.
What to do if flapper opens when flushed, and closes immediately when activator is released in Wabtec Microphor LF-210 Toilets?
If the flapper opens when flushed and closes immediately when the activator is released, it could be due to: * Excessively high water pressure. Install a water pressure regulating valve, set at 20-50 psi. * Debris in the check valve at the base of the Air/Water Sequence Valve. Clean the Air/Water Sequence Valve.
How to fix Wabtec Microphor LF-210 when the flapper opens and will not close?
If the flapper opens and will not close on Wabtec Toilets, the bleed-off plug might be blocked. Remove, clean, or replace it, and then reinstall.
How to fix Wabtec Toilets when the flapper does not open, water does not flow, and nothing happens?
If the flapper does not open, water does not flow, and nothing happens with your Wabtec Toilets, it could be due to: * No Air Supply to Microflush. Supply compressed air at 60-65 psi at the toilet. * Water has accumulated in Air/Water Sequence Valve. See 'Check Air System' above.
What to do if Wabtec Toilets water keeps running?
If water continues to run when the Wabtec Microflush toilet is not in use, a foreign object might be under the water valve in the Air/Water Sequence Valve. Clean the Air/Water Sequence Valve. You may also reference Service Kit P/N 95057.
Why Wabtec Toilets flapper opens and will not close?
If the flapper opens and will not close on your Wabtec toilet, the bleed off plug may be blocked. Remove, clean, or replace the bleed off plug, then reinstall it.
General procedures before installing the marine head, including unpacking and model-specific notes.
Guidelines for air line sizing, filter-regulator installation, and connections.
Instructions for drain connections, including rough-in dimensions and pipe slope.
Instructions for connecting water supply, including integral and remote models.
Procedure for turning on air and water supplies and flushing the system.
Common issues and their solutions for water supply, air system, and cycle time.
Detailed explanation of the air/water sequence valve's function.
Rough-in dimensions for remote flush installations.
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