Delta 59 PLGHDF Series Manual

060765A
Wrench
RP30522
Gasket 061175A
Spacer package
for HDF Proximity
RP6087
Nut &
Washer
061206A
Proximity
Sensor
Module
063129A
HDF Spout
Assembly
for Proximity
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items relating to ongoing maintenance suggestions and procedures are included.
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OPTION LIST
TRANSFORMERS
060704A
Transformer 110 to 24 VAC 20VA
up to 5 Electronic Valves
060771A
Transformer 110 to 24 VAC 40VA
up to 10 Electronic Valves
DECK PLATES
061159A
4” Deck Plate & Hold-Down Pkg
061160A
8” Deck Plate & Hold-Down Pkg
060681A
Battery Holder
Model Number
59x-PLGHDF
59x-PLGHDFHW
Description
Battery Operated Surface Mount Box #0
Hard Wire Operated Surface Mount Box #0
Page #
2
4
INSTALLATION AND SET-UP INSTRUCTIONS
59 __-PLGHDF __ __
061203A
Vandal Resistant Laminar Outlet
with Wrench
0.5 GPM (1.9 L/min)
060638A - Optional
Vandal Resistant Laminar Outlet
with Antimicrobial by Agion®
1.5 GPM (5.7 L/min)
060640A - Optional
Vandal Resistant Flow Control
Aerator and Wrench
1.5 GPM (5.7 L/min)
060642A - Optional
Flow Control Aerator
1.5 GPM (5.7 L/min)
RP31704 - Optional
Vandal Resistant Spray Outlet
with Wrench
0.5 GPM (1.9 L/min)
060566A - Optional
Vandal Resistant Spray Outlet
with Wrench
1.0 GPM (3.8 L/min)
063254A
Nut & Washers
061159A
4” Deck Plate
& Holddown Pkg
061160A
8” Deck Plate
& Holddown Pkg
060683A
24VAC to 6VDC Converter
061259A
Ground Wire Kit
(for hardwire models)
061047A
24VAC to 6VDC Converter with
Battery Backup
061256A
36” Sensor Module Extension Cable
NOTES:
For optimum performance of this product, the recommended system pressure is between
20 and 80 PSI static. This product will operate up to a maximum of 125 PSI static per
ANSI and CSA requirements. However, it is not recommended the pressure go above
80 PSI. Thermal expansion or leaking pressure reducing valves may require the use of
expansion tanks or relief valves to ensure your system never exceeds its maximum
intended pressure setting.
Control Box #0
Designed for routine 180°F (82°C) disinfection cycles up to 10 minutes.
• Use 3-conductor 18AWG wire between transformer and hardwire converter / driver
board earth ground.
• Use Delta Commercial approved transformers and mount the transformer a minimum
of 6” (152 mm) away from the Delta driver board enclosure.
• Refer to Proximity Application Notes on SpecSelect for installation best practices,
proper grounding and wiring diagrams.
060905A
Cover Gasket
063258A
Surface Box assembly (less driver board)
w/3/4” solenoid and adaptors for 3/8” compression
060906A
Surface
Mount Housing
061252A
Dual
Driver Board
062032A
Braided Polymer Hose
060908A
Solenoid Holder
062032A
Braided Polymer Hose
063257A
3/4” Solenoid Valve
w/adaptors for 3/8”
Compression

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Fig. 5
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STEP 1. FAUCET INSTALLATION
STEP 3. FLUSH SYSTEM
To flush supply line, assemble the bypass adapter as shown (Fig. 3) and run water for one
minute. Shut off water supply. Attach aerator. NOTE: Do not connect supply to the solenoid
inlet until the line is flushed directly out of the spout.
STEP 4. CONNECT WATER SUPPLY
Disassemble the components, reassemble the ones shown here (Fig. 4) supply line and adapter
to the bottom fitting on solenoid, polymer braided spout hose to the top fitting on solenoid. Turn
on watersupply. Must use the polymer braided hose on both the inlet and outlet of this solenoid.
DO NOT SOLDER CONNECTIONS.
STEP 5. CONNECT PROXIMITY
®
SENSOR
Run the sensor wire out of the battery box through the box openings around the solenoid. Attach
the sensor module to the faucet shank with the clip. Ensure the clip does not contact any
material other than the faucet shank (Fig. 5).
STEP 6. PREPARE SINK AREA
Before connecting the power - clean off counter and remove all objects from the sink.
STEP 7a. CONNECT POWER
IMPORTANT: ENSURE THAT WATERSUPPLY IS ON BEFORE PROCEEDING. WHEN
POWER IS FIRST APPLIED TO THE DRIVER BOARD, THE INSTALLER MUST IMMEDIATELY
STEP BACK AT LEAST 3 FEET FROM THE PROXIMITY SPOUT IN ORDER TO ALLOW THE
UNIT TO PROPERLY CALIBRATE.
Open the control box. Install batteries provided into the battery holder. Do not install 9V battery.
Connect battery clip to battery pack and step back at least 3 feet from the control box and
spout in order to allow for proper calibration. 5 quick beeps 3 times will
be generated when power is first applied to the unit. Do not secure the lid
until after successfully testing for operation (step 8).
Bypass
Adapter
Braided
Polymer
Hose
INSTALLATION AND SET UP INSTRUCTIONS
Installation should be in accordance with local plumbing and electrical codes.
FLUSH ALL PIPES THOROUGHLY BEFORE INSTALLATION.
Fig. 3
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Mount faucet tosink using the provided components in the following order - grey bottom spacer,
washer, lock nut (Fig. 1). NOTE: The black top spacer must be used at all times between
the spout and countertop/sink, and the grey spacer must be used at all times between the
washer and deck. Ensure open side of bottom spacer faces up. The faucet and threaded
shank must not touch any conductive surfaces (metal sink, screws, drainage). If cover
plate is being used, it must be between the top spacer and the deck. Ensure that gasket is
sitting flat on the deck and the faucet is centered on the gasket. Use the same procedure for
installation of optional 4” or 8” deck plate package (061159A or 061160A). Mount the faucet to
the sink using nut(s) and washer(s) provided. Do not overtighten the nut or reposition the faucet
once installed, otherwise damage to the gasket may result. Cutting or trimming of the gasket is
not recommended. NOTE: If the gasket is trimmed or not installed, then use clear silicone
sealant between the faucet and lavatory to prevent water from leaking beneath lavatory.
Mount surface mount box to wall under sink using the 4 supplied screws and anchors. Use 1/4”
drill for wall anchors. Be sure to install the boxwithin the dimensions and orientation
provided so the hose and sensor cable will reach connections at faucet and surface mount
box. Refer to illustration (Fig. 2).
STEP 2. SURFACE MOUNT BOX INSTALLATION
STEP 7b. CALIBRATION
After power is applied to the driver board, it generates 5 quick beeps 3
times which prompts the installer to step away from the unit. During the
calibration process, the water will turn ON for several seconds then
proceed to shut off. An additional 5 beeps indicates calibration is complete
and the faucet is ready to use. The cover should be secured at this time.
Fig. 4
Braided
Polymer
Hose
Fig. 1
Top Spacer
& Gasket
Washer
Nut
Spout
Bottom Spacer
Sensor
Module
Fig. 2
7" (178 mm)
Max.
13" (331 mm)
Max.
Tie
Wraps
Braided
Polymer
Hose
Threaded
Shank
Braided
Polymer
Hose
from
spout

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STEP 8. TEST FOR OPERATION
Test for operation. If OK, then close lid - Use caution not to damage wires or
components on electronic driver board. Route wires through notches/
openings in the box. See Fig 6. Secure lid using screws.
If faucet leaks from spout outlet:
SHUT OFF WATER SUPPLIES. Check proper solenoid connection. Replace
solenoid if problem persists.
If faucet exhibits very low flow:
A) Remove and clean Aerator, or
B) SHUT OFF WATER SUPPLY. Clean or replace Screen Assembly (1).
If unit does not work properly, see Trouble Shooting Guide on pages 7& 8.
Installation should be in accordance with local plumbing and electrical codes.
FLUSH ALL PIPES THOROUGHLY BEFORE INSTALLATION.
STEP 9. BASIC OPERATION AFTER CALIBRATION
Proximity®sensing technology works by creating an electrical field around a
conductor (the spout) and monitoring the change in capacitance that the conductor
undergoes. The change in capacitance (the ability to store an electrical charge) is
brought on by a 2nd conductor (a human body) entering the Proximity®field. As the
human hand enters and leaves the vicinity of the electrical field around the spout, the
solenoid is opened and closed accordingly. It is critical in the installation process that all electrical and mechanical connections be as tight and
rigid as possible, ensuring a smooth signal is carried from the driver board to the spout, and back again.
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Fig. 6
NOTE: Always make
sure driver board is in
place before inserting
the battery pack. Use
caution not to pinch
wires or damage
components on the
electronic driver board.
Trap jacket
of cable in
hole for strain
relief.
DO NOT
INSTALL
9V BATTERY
1
59x-PLGHDF Battery Operated Surface Mount Box #0
INSTALLATION AND SET UP INSTRUCTIONS
After calibration, test the function of the product by placing your
hands within close proximity of the spout (ensuring hands are
moving as if washing hands). The solenoid will stay open
while hands are moving, then close once hands are removed
from the sensing zone.

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Installation should be in accordance with local plumbing and electrical codes.
FLUSH ALL PIPES THOROUGHLY BEFORE INSTALLATION.
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Fig. 7
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Fig. 11
STEP 1. FAUCET INSTALLATION
STEP 3. FLUSH SYSTEM
To flush supply line, assemble the bypass adapter as shown (Fig. 9) and run water for one
minute. Shut off water supply. Attach aerator. NOTE: Do not connect supply to the solenoid
inlet until the line is flushed directly out of the spout.
STEP 4. CONNECT WATER SUPPLY
Disassemble the components, reassemble the ones shown here (Fig. 10) supply line and adapter
to the bottom fitting on solenoid, polymer braided spout hose to the top fitting on solenoid. Turn
on watersupply. Must use polymer braided hose on both the inlet and outlet of this solenoid.
DO NOT SOLDER CONNECTIONS.
STEP 5. CONNECT PROXIMITY
®
SENSOR
Run the sensor wire out of the battery box through the box openings around the solenoid. Attach
the sensor module to the faucet shank with the clip. Ensure the clip does not contact any
material other than the faucet shank (Fig. 11).
STEP 6. PREPARE SINK AREA
Before connecting the power - clean off counter and remove all objects from the sink.
STEP 7a. CONNECT POWER
IMPORTANT: ENSURE THAT WATERSUPPLY IS ON BEFORE PROCEEDING. WHEN
POWER IS FIRST APPLIED TO THE DRIVER BOARD, THE INSTALLER MUST IMMEDIATELY
STEP BACK AT LEAST 3 FEET FROM THE PROXIMITY SPOUT IN ORDER TO ALLOW THE
UNIT TO PROPERLY CALIBRATE.
Install CSA and/or UL approved Class 2 transformer or equivalent in a convenient and appropriate
location. Do NOT install the transformer inside the control box. Use 3-conductor 18 AWG wire
between the transformer and the control box. With the power off, connect
the 24VAC supply from the transformer to the pair of white supply wires
coming from the hardwire converter. Refer to Fig. 12 and Fig. 13 for
reference wiring diagrams. Install the grounding kit assembly (061259A)
per the supplied instruction sheet for proper grounding with Conductive and
Non-Conductive sinks.
Turn on power supply for the transformer. 5 quick beeps 3 times will be
generated when power is first applied to the unit. At this stage, step back
at least 3 feet from the controller and spout in order to allow for proper
calibration. Do not secure the lid/cover until after calibration.
Bypass
Adapter
Braided
Polymer
Hose
INSTALLATION AND SET UP INSTRUCTIONS
Fig. 9
Mount faucet tosink using the provided components in the following order - grey bottom spacer,
washer, lock nut (Fig. 7). NOTE: The black top spacer must be used at all times between
the spout and countertop/sink, and the grey spacer must be used at all times between the
washer and deck. Ensure open side of bottom spacer faces up. The faucet and shank
must not touch any conductive surfaces (metal sink, screws, drainage). If cover plate is
being used, it must be between the top spacer and the deck. Ensure that gasket is sitting flat on
the deck and the faucet is centered on the gasket. Use the same procedure for installation of
optional 4” or 8” deck plate package (061159A or 061160A). Mount the faucet to the sink using
nut(s) and washer(s) provided. Do not overtighten the nut or reposition the faucet once installed,
otherwise damage to the gasket may result. Cutting or trimming of the gasket is not recom-
mended. NOTE: If the gasket is trimmed or not installed, then use clear silicone sealant
between the faucet and lavatory to prevent water from leaking beneath lavatory.
Mount surface mount box to wall under sink using the 4 supplied screws and anchors. Use 1/4”
drill for wall anchors. Be sure to install the boxwithin the dimensions and orientation
provided so the hose and sensor cable will reach connections at faucet and surface mount
box. Refer to illustration (Fig. 8).
STEP 2. SURFACE MOUNT BOX INSTALLATION
Top Spacer
& Gasket
Washer
Nut
Spout
Bottom Spacer
Sensor
Module
7" (178 mm)
Max.
13" (331 mm)
Max.
Tie
Wraps
Braided
Polymer
Hose
Threaded
Shank
Fig. 8
Braided
Polymer
Hose
Braided
Polymer
Hose
from
spout
Fig. 10

STEP 7b. CALIBRATION
After power is applied to the driver board, it generates 5 quick beeps 3 times which
prompts the installer to step away from the unit. During the calibration process, the
water will turn ON for several seconds then proceed to shut off. An additional 5
beeps indicates calibration is complete and the faucet is ready to use. The cover
should be secured at this time.
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STEP 8. TEST FOR OPERATION
Test for operation. If OK, then close lid - Use caution not to damage wires or
components on electronic driver board. Route wires through notches/
openings in the box. See Fig 14. Secure lid using screws.
If faucet leaks from spout outlet:
SHUT OFF WATER SUPPLIES. Check proper solenoid connection. Replace
solenoid if problem persists.
If faucet exhibits very low flow:
A) Remove and clean Aerator, or
B) SHUT OFF WATER SUPPLY. Clean or replace Screen Assembly (1).
If unit does not work properly, see Trouble Shooting Guide on pages 7& 8.
Installation should be in accordance with local plumbing and electrical codes.
FLUSH ALL PIPES THOROUGHLY BEFORE INSTALLATION.
STEP 9. BASIC OPERATION AFTER CALIBRATION
Proximity®sensing technology works by creating an electrical field around a conductor (the spout) and monitoring the change in capacitance
that the conductor undergoes. The change in capacitance (the ability to store an electrical charge) is brought on by a 2nd conductor (a human
body) entering the Proximity®field. As the human hand enters and leaves the vicinity of the electrical field around the spout, the solenoid is
opened and closed accordingly. It is critical in the installation process that all electrical and mechanical connections be as tight and rigid as
possible, ensuring a smooth signal is carried from the driver board to the spout, and back again.
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Fig. 14
NOTE: Use caution
not to pinch wires or
damage components
on the electronic
driver board.
Trap jacket
of cable in
hole for strain
relief.
DO NOT
INSTALL
9V BATTERY
1
59x-PLGHDFHW Hard Wire Operated Surface Mount Box #0
INSTALLATION AND SET UP INSTRUCTIONS
CONDUCTIVE SINKS NON-CONDUCTIVE SINKS
Fig. 12 Fig. 13
Metal Sink
Mounting Hardware
or Bracket
24 VAC
Converter
Sink Ground
Wiring Power wiring
same as faucet #1
24 VAC
Transformer
Electrical Box
Driver Board
P3 GND Earth Ground
Wiring To Additional Sinks
/ Driver Boards
24 VAC
Transformer
Electrical Box
24 VAC Converter
Driver Board
P3 GND Earth Ground
Wiring
Power wiring
same as faucet #1
To Additional Sinks
/ Driver Boards
After calibration, test the function of the product by placing your
hands within close proximity of the spout (ensuring hands are
moving as if washing hands). The solenoid will stay open
while hands are moving, then close once hands are removed
from the sensing zone.

MAKING ADJUSTMENTS
The factory defaults for all settings are shown in the Quick Reference Chart below. If these are acceptable, the driver board is ready for use. If
changes are required, follow the instructions to make adjustments.
DRIVER BOARD QUICK REFERENCE CHART
Function Description Factory
Default Setting Function Settings
Sensor
Sensitivity
Auto Timer
(faucet shut-off)
Higher numbers represent a more sensitive configuration. Higher
sensitivity will increase the distance at which the user is detected.
The sensitivity settings are on a 10 point scale (1 - 10). Please
note that these setting values are relative values and do not
correspond to a particular distance.
Auto Timer is a safety mode in the event the sensor continually
senses a target. In this case, the faucet will stop after the pre-
determined time period expires.
Sensitivity setting
5
45 seconds
1 to 10
5, 7, 10, 12, 15, 30, 45, 60, 75, 90
seconds
2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0, 6.0, 7.0, 8.0, 9.0,
9.9 minutes
Symbol
d
T
RRinse Cycle This feature is meant to purge stagnant water from supply lines.
The faucet will turn on after the set amount of hours of inactivity
and run the set Rinse Time (r) (see below).
-- - (OFF), 6, 12, 18, 24, 30, 36,
42, 48 hours
r
Rinse Time This feature is only active if a Rinse Cycle (R) time is chosen. The
setting determines how long the faucet will turn on during the
Rinse Cycle (R).
10 seconds
(once enabled)
10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 90 seconds
2.0, 2.5, 3.0 minutes
Metering Mode
b
Buzzer For Proximity, the buzzer setting does not silence the controller
and sensor status annunciations. Buzzer options are ON and
-(OFF), the default setting is ON.
ON ON, - (OFF)
MThis feature changes the product into a metering faucet; it will run
the full set amount of time after the user’s hands are first detected.
Note: Auto Timer (T) is disabled when the feature is turned on.
-- -- (OFF), 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13,
14, 15, 18, 24, 30, 40, 50, 60, 90
seconds
2.0, 2.5, 3.0, 3.5, 4.0 minutes
BATTERY STRENGTH INDICATOR
To check the battery strength:
Press and hold MODE (yellow pushbutton on left hand side). After 5 seconds the battery strength will be displayed:
●FUL - Healthy
●MID - Average
●Lo_ - Low Average
●bAd - Replace Batteries (buzzer will annunciate and LED will blink if activated - if these features are turned on)
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To adjust settings, press and hold MODE (yellow pushbutton on left
hand side) until the Function symbol appears. Once in Adjustment
Mode, keep pressing MODE until desired Function is reached (see
Quick Reference Table). To change Function Setting, press and
release TOGGLE (white pushbutton on right hand side) until desired
Function Setting is reached (see Quick Reference Table).
Note: Controller will leave Adjustment Mode after 5 seconds of
inactivity.
Function
Function
Setting
MODE TOGGLE
FOR CONTROL BOX #0
If you have any questions about the installation of this product or need help troubleshooting this product, please call Delta Commercial Technical
Services at 1-800-387-8277 (Canada) or 1-877-509-2680 (U.S.A.).

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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
Restart controller by disconnecting the power connector, wait 10 seconds and reattach. The controller will go through its normal
startup routine.
If the faucet is not working properly, first check for error codes by doing the following:
Press and hold TOGGLE (white pushbutton on right hand side) button for 5 seconds. Once you see the “E”, press TOGGLE
button to cycle through and note the error codes:
●E01/E02 - Lost /Poor Communication with Sensor
- Confirm sensor is connected and wire harness is not damaged.
- Confirm connectors are clean, dry and corrosion free.
- If extension is used, ensure both ends are connected.
- Restart controller and retest.
●E03 - Controller Problem
- Restart controller and retest. If failure continues, contact Technical Service.
●E04 - Proximity Calibration Failure
- Confirm sensor module is connected to faucet shank.
- Ensure faucet and sensor module is electrically isolated from sink and any other conductive materials.
- Route sensor cables away from power supply wires of any type.
- Check grounding (see section on Grounding).
- Ensure polymer braided hose is used on both the inlet and outlet of the solenoid.
●E05 - Solenoid
- Confirm solenoid is connected.
- If possible, cross test solenoid and controller with a known functional controller and solenoid.
●E06/E07 - Low Power
- On battery product, replace batteries, be sure to use the supplied battery holder or repair part.
- On hardwired product, check supply voltage (see below).
This Delta Commercial faucet is designed and engineered in accordance with the highest quality and performance standards. With proper
care, it will give years of trouble free service. Care should be given to the cleaning of this product. Although the chrome finish is extremely
durable, it can be DAMAGED by ACIDIC CLEANERS (i.e. cleaners designed specifically for vitreous china lavatories and water closets),
HARSH ABRASIVES or POLISH. To clean, simply wipe the surface with a damp cloth and blot dry with a soft cloth.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Proximity®sensing technology works by sensing changes in the electrical field.
Nearby conductive materials that are electrically charged or not properly electrically grounded may interfere with the desired function of the
product. If the controller is unable to calibrate, this is most likely due to poor isolation of the sensor, or improper grounding of nearby
conductive material.
To ensure best performance, it is important that these nearby electrical effects are minimized as much as possible.
For hardwire installations, it is essential for the controller to be grounded to an electrical ground. Please note that supply or drainage
plumbing may not be grounded to an electrical ground. It is not always necessary to ground battery product, but in some installations this
may prove beneficial.
Cosmetically chromed drain plumbing may have non-conductive protective coatings, and may have electrical interruptions and should not
be used for grounding purposes.
Conductive sinks; often stainless or cast iron are a common source of electrical interference. Such sinks should be grounded to an electrical
ground. There may be protective coatings that insulate the sink, proper electrical connection should be confirmed. On stainless sinks, this
may be achieved by connecting to the sink mounting hardware with the grounding strap.
Furthermore, it is essential that the sensor module and faucet are electrically isolated from the sink. Be sure to use all supplied spacers.
There are spacers supplied for both the above and below deck surfaces. The supplied spacers should aid in preventing the faucet shank
from contacting the sink, however care must be taken to ensure that the faucet, shank and sensor module are isolated from all nearby
conductive material.
Other items such as conductive counters, sink supports, or nearby power/data lines may also create interference and should be avoided/
routed away from or where possible, electrically grounded.
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Check to ensure faucet was installed
according to the M&I sheet.
Test for operation. If unit does not
operate:
Step 1
Note: See attached M&I, pages 1 to 6.
Verify spacers are in place; black spacer on top and grey spacer on the
bottom of the sink or counter.
Check to be sure power cable is properly secured in fitting.
Check to be sure batteries are fresh and properly installed.
Check two wires to solenoid to be sure they are connected correctly.
Check to be sure water supply is turned on.
Check to ensure sensor module is connected to the controller board.
Check to ensure sensor module is attached to spout shank.
Check to ensure polymer braided hose is connected to both the inlet
and outlet of the solenoid.
Confirm the spout and sensor clip do not contact any conductive
material, including conductive water lines, metallic sinks, structural
supports or other mounting hardware.
Faucet makes beeping noise.
Step 2
BATTERY POWERED Faucet beeps twice when turning off: indicates
batteries are low and need to be replaced (1500 cycles or 2 weeks left).
Faucet beeps continuously when hands in front of spout and no
water. Faucet locked out because batteries are too low.
HARDWIRE Check voltage from converter and transformer. It should
be approximately 6.4 volts DC coming from converter to the driver board.
Replace batteries.
Replace batteries.
Replace Hard Wire
converter 060683A or
061047A (BB), if
required.
The faucet stops working. No water
flow. Check the function of the solenoid.
Step 3
The solenoid should “click” when activated.
Clean as required.
Correct as required.
If there is a
clicking sound;
If no
clicking sound;
This indicates that both the sensor and the solenoid are functioning.
Ensure inlet screen on solenoid is not plugged with debris.
Check the incoming water supply. Turned on, proper pressure and
volume, etc.
Check for a pressure lock between the mixing valve and the solenoid.
Turn off the water supply and undo the connection to the inlet of the
solenoid, this will eliminate any built up pressure.
Then activate sensor and test fire the solenoid.
If after above there is no clicking sound;
Defective solenoid.
Replace 063257A or
060671A Solenoid.
If faucet does not activate, works
erratically or water turns on at random.
Step 4
If after completion of all above steps, the valve still does not function correctly; Call Technical Service for further assistance at 1-800-387-8277
(Canada) or 1-877-509-2680 (U.S.A.).
Step 5
Check for electrical interference.
Check for interference from other electrical devices within close
proximity to the spout or battery box. Devices such as electrical power
or data wiring, transformers, etc.
If hardwired, confirm controller is properly grounded.
If installed on a metal sink, ensure sink and controller are both properly
grounded.
Confirm spout inlet is supplied by the polymer braided hose.
Call Technical Service
if any such conditions
found.
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
Faucet turns on and off constantly.
Faucet turns on, but shuts off immediately.
Ensure there is sufficient flow to the faucet (ensure inlet screen on
solenoid is not plugged with debris).
Check supply voltage.
Check to ensure batteries are fresh and of the correct type.
Check to ensure polymer braided hose is connected to both the inlet
and outlet of the solenoid.
Confirm batteries are secure and properly oriented in holder.
Ensure power connector from controller is securely attached to AC/DC
converter or battery holder.
Recalibrate by disconnecting the AC/DC converter or battery for 10
seconds, then reconnecting. Allow unit to re-calibrate.
Install 4 “C” batteries.
Clean as required.

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350 South Edgeware Road, St. Thomas, Ontario, N5P 4L1
1-800-567-3300 (English) 1-800-265-9245 (French)
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Box 40980, 55 East 111th St., Indianapolis, IN, U.S.A. 46280
[phone]
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Delta®Commercial Faucet Limited Warranty
All parts of Delta® HDF® and TECK® faucets are warranted to the original commercial purchaser to be free from defects in material, nish and workmanship for a period of ve (5)
years unless otherwise specically stated in the catalogue and price book. This warranty is made to the original commercial purchaser and shall be eective from date of purchase
as shown on the purchaser’s receipt.
Delta Faucet will, at its option, repair or replace, FREE OF CHARGE, during the warranty period, any part which proves defective in material or workmanship under normal installa-
tion, use and water and service conditions. If Delta Faucet concludes that the returned part was manufactured by Delta Faucet and is, in fact, defective, then Delta Faucet will honor
the warranty stated herein. Replacement parts can be obtained from your local dealer or distributor listed in the telephone directory or by returning the part along with the
purchaser’s receipt to our factory, TRANSPORTATION CHARGES PREPAID, at the address listed. THIS WARRANTY IS THE ONLY EXPRESS WARRANTY MADE BY DELTA FAUCET. ANY
CLAIMS MADE UNDER THIS WARRANTY MUST BE MADE DURING THE FIVE-YEAR PERIOD REFERRED TO ABOVE. ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING THE IMPLIED WARRANTY OF
MERCHANTABILITY OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ARE LIMITED IN DURATION TO THE DURATION OF THIS WARRANTY. LABOUR CHARGES AND/OR DAMAGE INCURRED
IN INSTALLATION, REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT AS WELL AS INCIDENTAL AND CONSEQUENTIAL, SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES CONNECTED THEREWITH ARE EXCLUDED
AND WILL NOT BE PAID BY DELTA FAUCET.
Some states/provinces do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, or the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above
limitations or exclusions may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specic legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state/province to state/province.
This warranty is for commercial products only from Delta Faucet Company and Delta Faucet Canada (a division of Masco Canada Limited) and is void for any damage to this faucet
due to misuse, abuse, neglect, accident, improper installation, or any use in violation of instructions furnished by Delta Faucet.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this
equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
Warning: Changes or modications not expressly approved by Delta could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
CAN ICES-3 (A) / NMB-3(A)
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For further technical assistance, call Delta Commercial Technical Service at 1-800-387-8277 (Canada) or 1-877-509-2680 (U.S.A.).