Axor Starck 10101XX1 User manual

Starck
10101XX1
10140XX1
Starck
10106XX1
10145XX1
Starck X
10170001
10175001
10180001
10185001
Installation Instructions / Warranty

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Starck
10101XX1/10106XX1
Starck
10140XX1/10145XX1
Starck X
10170001/10175001
Starck X
10180001/10185001

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Starck
10101XX1/10106XX1/10140XX1/10145XX1
Starck X
10170001/10175001/10180001/10185001
Technical Information
Recommended water pressure 15 - 58 psi
Max. water pressure 58 psi
Max. hot water temp. 176°F*
Recommended hot water temp. 120°F - 140°F*
Max. flow rate 1.5 gpm
Battery CR-P2 / 6 V Lithium
Automatic shutoff after 1 minute**
*Please know and follow all local plumbing codes when setting the temperature on the water heater.
**This is the maximum amount of time the faucet will run while a hand is within range of the sensor.
Do not install this faucet on a sink with a raised lip.
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Do not bend or twist the supply hose!
Installation notes
Flush the hot and cold supplies thoroughly
before installing the faucet. Damage to
the faucet caused by debris is not covered
under the warranty.
The hot and cold supplies should be of
equal pressure.
The faucet should not be used with a con-
tinuous flow water heater.
Do not install the faucet on a sink with a
raised edge.
Strong light sources should not shine di-
rectly on the sensor window of the faucet.
The faucet should only be used with the
battery pack or power pack supplied by
Hansgrohe. Do not attempt to use any
other battery pack or power pack.
The 110 V version of the faucet (models
10180/10185/10140/10145) requires
a 110 V electrical outlet installed by a
licensed electrician. All applicable local
codes must be followed.
The 110 V version of the faucet includes
a transformer that must be used. Do not
attempt to “hardwire” the faucet.
The faucet incorporates automatic range
adjustment -- the sensor automatically
adjusts itself to local conditions (lavatory,
brightness, etc.)
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The distance between the switch on/off
point to the faucet is approx. 6 1/4” - 8”
under normal conditions. The detection
area may be less for dark, non-reflective
objects, or greater for bright, highly reflec-
tive objects.
If the sink is very small or highly
reflective, follow the range reduc-
tion instructions on page 13. When
the faucet is in reduced range mode, the
LED in the sensor window will flash while
the faucet is not in use.
Drops of water or condensation on the sen-
sor window may cause the faucet to run.
If the LED in the sensor window flashes
while the faucet is in use, the battery is low,
but the faucet may still be used. If the LED
stays on, the faucet will not run, and the
battery must be changed.
If the power to the outlet or to the building
fails, the 110 V version of the faucet will
not run.
The spray pattern will be unattractive im-
mediately after installation or service, due
to air in the faucet. After the faucet is used
10 - 15 times, the spray pattern will clear.
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Installation
Position the faucet on the sink or countertop (1).
Install and tighten the mounting nut (2). Tighten the
tensioning screws (3).
Connect the 3/8” adapters to the stops (4).
Connect the hoses to the adapters (5).
Tighten the hoses with two wrenches, as shown, to
prevent the hoses from twisting.

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Connect the faucet power cable to the
battery pack or AC power pack (1). Plug
the AC power pack in.
Turn the hot and cold supplies on (2).
Remove the protective film from the sensor
window (3).
Wait 30 seconds before attempting to use
the faucet (4).
Position your hand in front of the sensor
to turn the water on.
Due to air in the faucet, the spray pattern
may be unattractive for the first 10 - 15
uses after installation or service.
Models with manual temperature
adjustment only: pull the temperature
lever forward to make the water cooler,
backward to make it warmer.
Temperature adjustment - 10106XX1/10145XX1/10175001/10185001 only
Turn the water supplies off (1).
Disconnect the faucet power cable from the battery pack
or AC power pack (2).
Remove the screw from the rear of the faucet (3).

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Remove the faucet body (1).
Turn the temperature screw forward to
make the water cooler, backward to
make it warmer (2).
Dry any drops of water from the faucet
or mounting surface.
Replace the faucet body (1).
Replace the screw (2).
Turn the water supplies on (3).
Reconnect the power cable (4).
Wait 30 seconds (1).
Place your hand in front of the faucet to turn it on (2).

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Battery Replacement -- models 10101XX1/
10106XX1/10170001/10175001 only
If the LED in the sensor window flashes, the battery is low,
but the faucet can still be used.
If the LED lights continuously, the battery must be changed
before the faucet can be used.
Remove the four screws and the battery pack cover.
Remove the old battery (1). Install the new battery (2).
Reinstall the battery pack cover.
Wait 30 seconds (1).
Activate the faucet by placing a hand in front of the
sensor (2).

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Clean the aerator and filters -- all models
If the water flow is reduced over time, clean the aerator
(a) and the filters (b).
Turn the water supplies off (1). Disconnect the power
cable (2).
Starck 10101/10106/10140/10145 -- unscrew and
remove the aerator (a).
Starck X 10170/10175/10180/10185 -- remove the
spray former (a), using a 2 mm Allen wrench to loosen
the screws. Do not lose the screws!
All models -- disconnect the hot and cold supply hoses from the adapters. Remove the filters (b).
At another sink, rinse the filters and the aerator or spray former.
Reinstall the aerator or spray former.
Replace the filters. Reconnect the hot and cold supply hoses (see page 4).

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Turn the water on (1).
Reconnect the power cable (2).
Wait 30 seconds (1).
Place a hand in front of the sensor to turn the faucet on
(2).