enware AQUABLEND SQX ATM606 User manual

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AQUABLEND SQX THERMOSTATIC MIXERS
I00094_Oct 19
Installation Instructions
ATM606 Models
ATM607 Models
ATM6082L
ATM610X / ATM611 Models

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product descriptions
AQUABLEND SQX THERMOSTATIC BASIN MIXER
ATM606
AQUABLEND SQX THERMOSTATIC BASIN MIXER
with EXTENDED LEVER HANDLE ATM606D
AQUABLEND SQX THERMOSTATIC BASIN MIXER
with 100MM LEVER HANDLE ATM606L
AQUABLEND SQX THERMOSTATIC SINK MIXER
ATM607
AQUABLEND SQX THERMOSTATIC SINK MIXER
with EXTENDED LEVER HANDLE ATM607D
AQUABLEND SQX THERMOSTATIC SINK MIXER
with 100MM LEVER HANDLE ATM607L
AQUABLEND SQX THERMOSTATIC RECESSED
WALL SHOWER MIXER with 100mm HANDLE
ATM6082L
AQUABLEND SQX THERMOSTATIC EXPOSED WALL
SURGEON MIXER ATM611
AQUABLEND SQX THERMOSTATIC EXPOSED WALL
SURGEON MIXER with REMOVABLE SPOUT
ATM610X
AQUABLEND SQX THERMOSTATIC EXPOSED WALL
SURGEON MIXER with REMOVABLE SPOUT, 215mm
CENTRES
ATM610X-215

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contents
Product Descripons 2
Technical Data 4
Installaon Compliance 4
Components
& Spare Parts
ATM606 5
ATM607 6
ATM6082L 7
ATM610 / ATM611 8
Installaon
Instrucons
ATM606 ATM607 9
ATM6082L 10-11
ATM610X / ATM611 12-13
Handle Assembly & Posioning 14-15
Temperature Adjustment 16
Swivel Spout Assembly 17-18
Maintenance 19
Commissioning 19
In Service Tests 20
Servicing 21-23
Troubleshoong 24
Warranty 25
Commissioning Report 26-27

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technical data
*Enware products are to be installed in accordance
with the Plumbing Code of Australia (PCA), AS/NZS3500
and the manufacturer’s instrucons. Installaons
not complying with PCA, AS/NZS 3500 and the
manufacturer’s instrucons may void the product and
performance warranty provisions.
To eecvely control microbial hazards during system
design, installaon, commissioning and maintenance,
the requirements outlined in AS/NZS3666 and local
legislaon shall be adhered to
AQUABLEND SQX THERMOSTATIC MIXERS are
WaterMark approved to AS4032.1 and should be
installed using the appropriate Standard, Code of
Pracce and legislaon applicable to each state.
Thermostac mixing valves must be installed by a
qualied plumber.
Prior to installaon the system must be checked to
ensure the system operang condions fall within
the recommended operang range specied in above
Technical Data. If the valve is not installed correctly it will
not funcon correctly and may put users in danger and
valve warranty may also be void.
To ensure the Thermostac mixer operates correctly it
is necessary that pipework be thoroughly ushed with
clean water before installaon as per AS/NZS 3500.1.
This will remove any physical contaminants from
pipework, ensuring trouble-free operaon.
Before installaon ensure all operang and dimensional
specicaons are suitable for the intended installaon.
If debris is an ongoing problem, the use of strainers (40
mesh) is recommended. A Pressure reducon valve may
be required to comply with recommended maximum
supply pressure.
THE FOLLOWING CLAUSES MUST BE OBSERVED FOR A
COMPLIANT INSTALLATION AND CORRECT OPERATION:
Plumbing Code of Australia: Part B1 Cold Water Services
AS/NZS 3500.1-2003 Water Services;
• Secon 1.6(a) Facilies for people with Disabilies
• Secon 3.3.2 Pressure at outlets (min 50kPa)
• Secon 3.3.4 Maximum pressure within buildings
(500kPa stac)
• Secon 3.4 Velocity Requirement (Max 3.0m/s)
• Secon 16 Tesng and Commissioning; Flushing,
Hydrostac tesng, cleaning and disinfecon of
water services.
Plumbing Code of Australia: Part B2 Heated Water
Services AS/NZS 3500.4-2003 Heated Water Services;
• Secon 1.9 Water Temperature
1.9.1 Storage Temperature
1.9.2 Sanitary xtures delivery temperature
1.9.3 Acceptable soluons for control of delivery
temperatures
• Secon 10 Heated Water Services for People
with Disabilies
• Secon 11 Tesng and Commissioning
installation compliance
Hot Temperature Supply Range 55°C - 85°C
Cold Temperature Supply Range 5°C - 25°C
Adjustable Temperature 35°C - 45°C
Operang Working Pressure 20 - 500* kPa
Maximum Outlet Pressure* 500 kPa
Permied Supply Pressure Variaon^ 10%
Operang Thermostac Temp. Range* full cold - 45°C
Factory Set Thermostac Temp. Range 39°C - 41°C
Maximum Thermostac Temperature 45°C
Minimum Flow Rate 2 L/minute
Maximum Flow Rate 15.5 L/minute
AS 4032.1
WMKA25301
^AS3500.4 clause 1.9.4.2 - The dynamic pressure dierenal between hot and cold supplies when
mixed at a thermostac mixing valve shall not exceed 10%.

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# Order Code Descripon
0 ATMS600 Aquablend SQX Cartridge Replacement
1 ATMS601 O-Ring Kit SQX Basin/Sink Models
3 ATMS603 Aerator and Key SQX 8lpm
4 ATMS604 Cover SQX Isolaon Valve
5 ATMS605 Inlet Strainer x2 SQX Basin/Sink Models
7 ATMS607 Connector Inlet SQX Basin/Sink - Hot
8 ATMS608 Connector Inlet SQX Basin/Sink - Cold
9 ATMS609 Dress Ring SQX Basin Model Only
10 ATMS610 Fixing Kit SQX Basin/Sink Models
11 ATMS611 Hose 1/2”BSP x M10 350mm Long H&C
12 ATMS612 SQX Check Valve 10mm x2
13 ATMS613 Indicator Kit - SQX Short Handle
14 ATMS614 Indicator Kit - SQX Extended Handle
15 ATMS615 SQX Handle Complete Assembly - Short Handle
16 ATMS616 SQX Handle Complete Assembly - Extended Handle
17 ATMS617 Fixing Nut Kit - Basin Model
18 ATMS697 SQX Handle Complete Assembly - 100mm Lever Handle
0
4
12
3
8
5
1
10
9
17
11
7
14
16
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12
3
8
5
1
10
2
18
11
7
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# Order Code Descripon
0 ATMS600 Aquablend SQX Cartridge Replacement
1 ATMS601 O-Ring Kit SQX Basin/Sink Models
3 ATMS603 Aerator and Key SQX 8lpm
4 ATMS604 Cover SQX Isolaon Valve
5 ATMS605 Inlet Strainer x2 SQX Basin/Sink Models
7 ATMS607 Connector Inlet SQX Basin/Sink - Hot
8 ATMS608 Connector Inlet SQX Basin/Sink - Cold
10 ATMS610 Fixing Kit SQX Basin/Sink Models
11 ATMS611 Hose 1/2”BSP x M10 350mm Long H&C
12 ATMS612 SQX Check Valve 10mm x2
13 ATMS613 Indicator Kit - SQX Short Handle
14 ATMS614 Indicator Kit - SQX Extended Handle
15 ATMS615 SQX Handle Complete Assembly - Short Handle
16 ATMS616 SQX Handle Complete Assembly - Extended Handle
17 ATMS618 Fixing Nut Kit - Sink Model
18 ATMS697 SQX Handle Complete Assembly - 100mm Lever Handle
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# Order Code Descripon
1 ATMS697 SQX Handle Complete Assembly - 100mm
Lever Handle
2Spline Connector SQX
ATMS693 Strainer / Check Valve Assembly (1 Pair)
3O-ring
4Flange
5Dress Sleeve
6Face Plate
7Bracket
8In-Wall Box Front Cover
9 ATMS600 Aquablend SQX Cartridge Replacement
(5 Year Service)
10 Fixing Base Ring for Front Plate
11 Fixing Screws for Mixer Body
12 Mixer Body
13 Spacer
14 Spirit Level
15 In-Wall Box
16 ATMS613 Indicator Kit
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components & spare parts ATM6082L
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12 13
15
11
8
9
10
1
2
34
6
7
5
INSPECTION PORT
STRAINER/CHECK VALVE
ASSEMBLY

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# Order Code Descripon
1 ATMS600 Aquablend SQX Cartridge Replacement
2 ATMS603 Aerator and Key SQX 8lpm
3 ATMS614 Indicator Kit - SQX Extended Handle
4 ATMS616 SQX Handle Complete Assembly
Extended Handle
5 ATMS693 Strainer with Check Valve x2
SQX Surgeon Model
6 ATMS696 Wall Union Connector (Each)
4
5
1
2
3
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installation instructions ATM606 ATM607
1. Isolate water supply before commencing installaon.
2. Remove Hob Fixing nut from Basin Mount, feed tap
assembly through basin hole. Ensure sealing washer is in
posion between tap base and basin/sink top. IMAGE 1
3. From the underside of the basin/sink, place lower O-ring
seal over Basin Mount threaded end and then carefully
thread on Hob xing nut. Use the 38mm socket to ghten
and secure tap to the basin/sink. IMAGE 2
Note: Over-ghtening Hob Mount xing nut may cause
ceramic basins to crack.
4. Thread each exi-hose into the base of the Basin hob.
Ensure the COLD (Blue) hose is connected to the side
marked ‘C’ or side with a ‘Blue’ label and the HOT (Red)
hose into the side marked ’H’ or ‘Red’ label. IMAGE 4
Hand ghten unl exi-hose comes to a rm stop and do
not over ghten as hose may kink.
5. Connect the SPEX hoses to the water supply outlets
making sure that the hot water supply is connected to the
hot water hose.
NOTE: It is a requirement of AS/NZS 3500 that the SPEX
hoses are connected directly to isolaon valves installed
at this posion.
6. Using a small at screw driver or Allen Key, ensure both
Isolaon Valves within the SQX mixer are turned o with
their slot in the horizontal posion. IMAGE 5
Turn the hot and cold water supplies on and check for
leaks.
7. Loosely t handle over SQX cartridge spline and ensure
mixer is in full ‘OPEN’ posion by rotang an clockwise
(see IMAGE 32 on page 15 for correct handle posions).
IMAGE 6
Open both hot & cold side isolaon valves separately by
rotang clockwise 90 degrees, check for leaks. IMAGE 7
If leaking refer to Troubleshoong Secon on page 25 for
possible causes and reccaon or contact Enware.
8. While the mixer is running, rotate handle in a clockwise
moon and test water temperature from the outlet to
ensure the water temperature changes with the moon
of the handle. IMAGE 8
9. Connue to turn handle in clockwise moon to a full
CLOSED posion and test for leaks while the mixer is
closed and pressurised.
10. Commission mixer as per page 19 and complete the
commissioning report pages 26-27.
Note: Isolaon Valves can be accessed via the front recess
on Mixer body. When tested for leaks & calibrated, use SQX
Isolaon Cover to cover valves from tampering see IMAGE
55 on page 20.
IMAGE 1
IMAGE 3
IMAGE 5
IMAGE 7
IMAGE 2
IMAGE 4
IMAGE 6
IMAGE 8

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1. Determine desired locaon with relaon to the
handle height o nished oor. Recommended height
from nished oor to cartridge centre for a standard
installaon is 1100mm.
2. Determine box posion in relaon to wall depth,
considering the thickness of the nished wall. Plasc
box may be cut down smaller if required SEE IMAGE 9.
3. Mark out xing point locaons while ensuring the box is
level. The spirit level inside the box can be seen through
the top access hole. The mixer must be installed with the
inlets and outlet poinng up, to ensure the front-of-wall
components face the correct direcon. SEE IMAGE 10
4. Secure the Shower Box to the internal cavity within the
wall. The Shower Box can be xed to a masonry wall or
nogging within a wall frame, by using the xing lugs on
the side of the box and four suitable screws.
If installing within a frame wall, t mounng mber in
desired locaon for box support. 13mm plywood xed
between two vercal in-wall studs is recommended
Important: The depth of box from nished wall to the
back of the box must be between 77mm – 92mm
5. Remove and keep the 4 screws located on the outer
edge of the in-wall box, remove and keep front box
cover at hand.
6. Purge hot and cold supply lines ensuring all debris has
been cleared. Then, connect water supply to inlet ngs
using 1/2” BSP ngs.
Note: Hot and Cold water connecons should use unions or
loose-nut connectors to facilitate future servicing or repairs.
Warning: Heat must not be applied to the inlets and outlet
of the mixer while connected to the shower body, as this
may result in damage to the internal components and void
warranty. If hot works are required, disconnect the loose
nuts from the body before commencing.
7. Connect mixer outlet to riser leading to shower outlet.
8. Turn ON hot and cold water supplies and check for leaks
in the 1/2” threaded joints.
Important: Maximum Stac Pressure for tesng and
commissioning purposes is 1000 kPa
9. Ensure Hot and Cold isolaon valves are in the closed
posion. SEE IMAGE 10. Use a 3mm Allen key or at
head screw driver to rotate the isolaon valve so that the
slot within its head is horizontal (closed posion).
10. Place the box front cover back over the mixer and x it
in place using the supplied screws previously removed.
11. The wall is ready to be sheeted. Make sure sheeng is
nished hard up against the protruding secon of box.
Box cut-out size: 166 mm wide x 222 mm high
installation instructions ATM608
IMAGE 10
max 92
min 77 15
IN WALL ADJUSTMENT
TRIM DOWN TO SUIT
AFTER INSTALLATION
ISOLATION VA LVE
INSPECTION POR
T
STRAINER /
CHECK VALVE
ASSEMBLY
HOT IN COLD IN
MIXED OUT
WALL DEPTH: Max. 92mm, Min. 77mm IMAGE 9

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AFTER THE WALL IS FINISHED
1. Once the nished wall is complete, the protruding secon
of the box needs to be trimmed so it nishes ush with
the front of the wall face. Discard the cover.
2. Fit the chrome back support bracket.
3. Take the chrome cylindrical dress sleeve and push it onto
the mixer body ensuring the O-rings on the mixer body
are greased.
4. Fit the face plate over the chrome sleeve and secure
using 4 x M4 screws supplied.
5. Take the chrome ange, lightly grease the O-ring and
push over the chrome dress sleeve unl it is hard up
against the face plate.
6. Screw the brass spline connector into the top of the
mixer cartridge
7. Fit the handle over the spline connector.
8. Insert the M5 xing pin into the side of the handle and
ghten making sure you are le with no movement in
the handle. If the pin does not screw in all the way or the
handle has movement, remove the handle and adjust
the spline connector, then re-t the M5 xing pin.
9. The valve can now be commissioned.
Commission the valve as per the instrucons on page
19, and complete commissioning report on page 26.
IMAGE 11
Extra Components Supplied:
•1x Large Plug for Body (in place of SQX
Thermostac Cartridge during servicing)
•2x Small Plugs for inlets (in place check valve
strainer assemblies during servicing)
Spline Adaptor
Flange
Back Support
Bracket

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SETTING OUT/ROUGH IN
1. Determine set out height from nished oor level.
Recommended height for water points is 1120mm when
coupled with basin at a height of 865mm.
* Recommended spout height (point of water discharge)
for Type A and B Clinical Hand Washing Bay is 1120mm o
nished oor level when combined with basin at a height of
865mm, according to Australasian Health Facility Guidelines.
2. Secure the hot and cold 15mm (1/2” BSP) male
threaded inlet points with the centres 150mm apart
(215mm for -215 model, 80 - 140mm for -ADJ models),
and level, making sure enough thread is le to protrude
a minimum of 16mm past nished wall.
(HOT on the le, COLD on the right when facing the
wall, as per standard set out) SEE IMAGE 12
FIT OFF
1. When nished wall is complete make sure thread is at a
length of 16mm. Cut if needed.
2. Flush the hot and cold supply lines. Purge hot and cold
supply lines to make sure all debris has been cleared.
3. Apply thread tape or an equivalent approved thread
sealing product to exposed 15mm water points. Seal any
gaps between thread and wall with silicone.
4. Place chrome dress ange over supply inlets making sure
base o-ring is contained in its correct posion within the
dress ange. See IMAGE 13 and 14
5. Install isolaon valve connector onto 1/2” BSP thread of
water supply inlets, and ghten using a 3/8” Allen key
unl ange is held FIRMLY against wall. See IMAGE 15
6. Close the isolang ball valves using a 3mm Allen key or a
athead screw driver. The line of the slot on the control
should be posioned cross-wise to the direcon of water
ow. See IMAGE 16 and 17
7. The hot and cold water supplies can now be turned on
for tesng. Check for leaks.
8. Before connecng the main tap frame, ush the lines
again to ensure all debris has been cleared.
9. Place the chrome sleeves over each of the isolaon
connectors and push them back unl they come to a
stop and they are posioned within the wall ange. Note
the orientaon of the sleeve – the access hole should be
closer to the user, so that when pushed all the way back,
the hole can line up with the isolaon valve. The sleeve is
free to spin right around. See IMAGE 18 and 19
10. On the main mixer body, place rubber washers inside
xing nuts as shown (if not installed already) IMAGE 20.
TOOLS REQUIRED: Thread sealing tape or equivalent, 3/8” Allen key, spanner, at head screw driver, 3mm Allen key
installation instructions ATM610X / ATM611
IMAGE 13
IMAGE 15
IMAGE 17
IMAGE 19
IMAGE 14
IMAGE 16
IMAGE 18
IMAGE 20
IMAGE 12
150mm / 215 /
80-140mm
16mm
HOT
COLD
ORING

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13. Take the main mixer body and screw the loose nut
connectors to each isolaon valve, making sure to ghten
hot and cold sides simultaneously. Use a spanner to
ghten, but hold against yourself by inserng a 3mm
Allen key or at head screw driver into the isolaon valve
control. See IMAGE 21 and 22. Do not over-ghten.
14. Place the lever handle on the cartridge spline and turn
an clockwise unl it stops - the valve is now in its open
posion. See IMAGE 23
15. Turn on water supply, by slowly turning the hot and cold
isolaon valves to on posion (valve slot in line with the
ow of water) using a 3mm Allen key or a at head screw
driver. Once water ow from the outlet is observed, turn
o the tap by turning the lever handle in the clockwise
direcon unl the ow of water stops. Check for leaks.
See IMAGE 24 and 25
16. Pull the chrome sleeves over the isolaon valves so that
they come into contact with the colour temperature
indicator rings. To do this, rotate the sleeve so that the
key slot on the sleeve lines up with that on the colour
indicator. When the key slot clicks into place there should
be no gap between the sleeve and the indicator, and the
access hole faces down. See IMAGE 26 and 27
17. The SQX Thermostac mixer is now ready for
commissioning. Follow the tesng and commissioning
procedure on page 19.
IMAGE 24
IMAGE 26
IMAGE 25
IMAGE 22 IMAGE 23
IMAGE 27
IMAGE 21
KEY
SLOT

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The short Lever handle or extended lever handle will be
found packed in a separate box with the overall product
package, with all necessary assembly tools for each model.
1. Take the Spline Connector out of the plasc bag found
within the handle box and screw it onto the SQX cartridge
spline unl it comes to a rm stop.
2. Loosely place the handle over the SQX cartridge spline
and rotate handle in a clockwise moon to fully close
the mixer and determine the ‘OFF’ posion.
See next page for correct handle posions
3. Carefully li the handle o the spline in its ‘OFF’
posion and align the short handle lever to the front
centre locaon, or for the extended lever, align handle
so that the 2 temperature colour indicators are facing
symmetrical to the center of the spout. IMAGES 28 and
29
4. Take the Handle Locking Pin (found within the clear
plasc bag within the handle box), and insert into the
back of the handle to secure it to the mixer. Use allen key
to ghten Handle locking pin. IMAGES 30 & 31
If handle is loose or rocks aer this process, remove handle
and repeat steps 1-4 above again aer you have wound the
up Spline connector enough so it provides a ght t with
the Handle Locking pin.
handle assembly & positioning
IMAGE 30
IMAGE 29IMAGE 28
IMAGE 31
Handle Locking Pin
Spline Connector

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TEMPERATURE OF MIXED
WATER INCREASES
120° ROTATION AND
MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE
AS SET BY INSTALLER
(35-46°C)
OFF
POSITION
TURN HANDLE TO ACTIVATE
AMBIENT (COLD) WATER FLOW
FLOW VOLUME INCREASES
MAXIMUM FLOW RATE IS REACHED
CONTINUED TURNING
ADJUSTS TEMPERATURE
R 200mm
140
OFF POSITION
TURN HANDLE TO ACTIVATE
AMBIENT (COLD) WATER FLOW
MAXIMUM FLOW RATE
IS REACHED - CONTINUED
TURNING ADJUSTS
TEMPERATURE
HANDLE REACH IS 200mm
TEMPERATURE OF MIXED
WATER INCREASES
120° ROTATION AND MAXIMUM
TEMPERATURE AS SET BY INSTALLER
(35-46°C)
FLOW VOLUME INCREASES
TEMPERATURE OF
MIXED WATER
INCREASES
120° ROTATION
AND MAXIMUM
TEMPERATURE AS
SET BY INSTALLER (35-46°C)
OFF
POSITION
TURN HANDLE
TO ACTIVATE
AMBIENT (COLD)
WATER FLOW
FLOW VOLUME
INCREASES
MAXIMUM FLOW RATE
IS REACHED
CONTINUED
TURNING ADJUSTS
TEMPERATURE
IMAGE 32
IMAGE 33
IMAGE 34
An-clockwise rotaon of spindle from closed posion - adjustment
sequence. (ATM606, ATM6082L, ATM606D)
HANDLE POSITIONS
CLOSED (OFF) LIMIT Liming ring to be installed on
cartridge during assembly, aer closing the spindle to 2.0Nm.
Not intended to be removed or adjusted once factory set.
UPPER TEMPERATURE LIMIT Liming ring to be installed
on cartridge during assembly to limit allowable upper
temperature to 45ºC - as per AS 3500.4.
RANGE OF MOVEMENT The spindle rotates from CLOSED to
the Factory Set temperature (39º- 41ºC) through an angle of
approx 120 - 160 degrees.
INSTALLATION TORQUE Cartridge must be assembled into
tapware using suitable tooling that applies a torque not
exceeding 10Nm to the hexagonal ats on the brass cap ONLY.

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The ENWARE AQUABLEND SQX Thermostac Mixers are
supplied factory set at a maximum of 41ºC +/- 2ºC. To
alter this temperature adopt the following procedure:
Note: Changing the maximum set temperature will
change the amount of rotaon of the handle. Increasing
the temperature will mean extra rotaon, while
decreasing the temperature will result in less rotaon.
1 Ensure the mixer is in the ‘OFF’ posion (refer to IMAGE
32-34 on page 15). Using a 3mm Allen Key, remove the
Handle locking pin and li the handle vercally o the
mixer Cartridge (refer to IMAGES 35 and 36).
2 With the top of the mixer and cartridge now exposed,
remove the upper temperature ring away from the
cartridge spline IMAGE 37 - take care not to remove
the lower temperature ring. Loosely re-t the handle
in this ‘OFF’ posion IMAGE 38
3 Turn the tap on and check the temperature of the
water with a hand held digital thermometer. With
the thermometer gauge held within the ow stream,
connue to move the handle unl the desired
(Maximum) temperature is achieved.
4 Once desired temperature is achieved, remove handle
without changing spindle posion. Re-t the upper
Temperature cam so the lug can form a stop against
the brass shoulder on the cartridge - IMAGE 39.
5 Loosely re-t handle and turn to ‘OFF’ posion. Re-t
handle in its correct ‘o ‘ posion orientaon as seen
in IMAGE 20 on page 12.
6 Secure Handle again using the handle locking pin and
3mm Allen Key - IMAGE 40
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LOCKING THE SPOUT IN A FIXED POSITION
The ATM607, ATM610X and ATM611 models come
assembled with the Spout in a Swivel orientaon where it
can be rotated 120 degrees over the basin.
To x the spout in the straight posion:
1. Rotate the spout so it is posioned straight out over
the basin. IMAGE 41 and 42
2. Tighten the M5 grub screw located on the back of
the Swivel spout so it can engage within the locator
groove on body. Wind in the grub screw unl it comes
to a light stop and the head of the grub screw is close
to being ush with the surface of the swivel spout.
IMAGE 43
Note: the spout might be required to be rotated a
lile while winding in the grub screw to nd the
correct central locaon groove.
CAREFUL: Do not over ghten grub screw as it can
cause the spout to leak.
3. Use the 1.5mm Allen key to loosen the 2x M3 grub
screws located on the spout locking nut. IMAGE 44
4. Using the SQX prong tool ghten the Spout locking
nut to further secure the swivel spout. IMAGE 45
5. Use the 1.5mm Allen key to again ghten both M3
grub screws and test the spout is centrally located
and secure. IMAGE 46
6. Test operaon and check for leaks. If leaks occur
around the spout, loosen o M5 grub screw slightly.
swivel spout assembly notes
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CHANGING THE SEALING ORINGS & SWIVEL BUSHES
The Swivel spout orings and swivel bushes can be
checked/replaced without isolang the hot and cold
water supplies. Ensure the mixer is turned o (see IMAGE
34 on page 15).
1. With the handle fully rotated to the clockwise
direcon, remove handle by unscrewing the locking
pin and carefully liing without rotang the mixer’s
spindle spline. Once the handle is removed, leave to
one side and keep at hand.
2. Use the 1.5mm Allen key and loosen the 2 x M3 grub
screws located on the Spout Locking nut. IMAGE 47
3. Unwind the Spout locking nut and remove from
Cartridge. IMAGE 48
4. Remove the M5 grub screw located on the back
of the Swivel spout and li spout up and o mixer
body. IMAGE 49
5. Inspect Orings and bushes for debris/damage. To
remove, carefully slide bush up o the mixer body.
IMAGE 50
6. Remove both orings from the mixer body and slide o
the lower bush. IMAGE 51
7. Re-install a new Swivel Bush rst and carefully slide it
over the mixer body unl it comes to rest at the base
of the swivel spout mounng area. IMAGE 52 and 53
8. Re-install 2 x new orings and the upper bush. Ensure
the upper bush comes to rest on the top oring and
sit below the swivel spout rotaon groove. IMAGE 54
9. Grease orings and swivel bushes. Reinstall swivel
spout by carefully pushing it rmly over the mixer
body.
10. Thread on the Swivel spout locking nut unl it comes
to rest against the spout and secure in posion by
ghtening the 2 x M3 grub screws.
11. Assemble the handle and test operaon for leaks.
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Since the installed supply condions are likely to be dierent from those applied in the laboratory tests, a simple test
should be carry out on each mixer at commissioning to provide a performance reference point for future in-service
tests. Check the following in all cases to ensure the correct performance of the thermostac mixer:
• the designaon of the thermostac tap matches the
intended applicaon.
• the supply pressures and temperatures are within
the range of operang pressures and temperatures
for the designaon of the valve.
• the supply temperatures are within the range
permied for the tap and by guidance informaon
on the prevenon of Legionella etc.
It is important to record the tesng done during the commissioning and also to record the temperature of the hot
and cold water supplies and the temperature of the mixed water at the maximum seng.
Upon compleon of the installaon, the valve should be tested and commissioned as per the procedure outlined
below or as specied by the local authority. The enre procedure should be read through thoroughly prior to
the commissioning of the valve. A calibrated digital thermometer having rapid response me with maximum
temperature hold will be required to check and set the outlet mixed temperature of the mixer.
To test the temperature, open the valve and allow mixed heated water to ow for at least 60 seconds to stabalise
temperature before taking a reading at outlet with a digital thermometer. The ow rate should be at least 2L/min.
The temperature should be taken close to the mixer’s outlet and if the outlet temperature requires adjustment then
follow the Temperature Adjustment steps outlined on page 16.
commissioning & in-service tests
The ENWARE AQUABLEND SQX Thermostac Mixing Valve will only require minimal preventave maintenance work to
ensure it operates at its opmum level of performance. The valve should be commissioned and serviced annually, unless
the installed condions dictate more frequent servicing is necessary.
ANNUAL MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE
Every 12 months the ENWARE AQUABLEND SQX
thermostac Mixer should be inspected and tested. The
valve should be given a light wipe down of the external
surface. The valve and surrounding area should be
inspected for leaks or water damage and appropriate
acon taken if required.
Ensure a clean dry work area is available. Firstly isolate
the hot and cold supplies to the AQUABLEND SQX
THERMOSTATIC mixing valve by closing the inlet ball valves
found at the base of the mixer. During the annual service
the SQX Check valve/mesh strainer assemblies need to be
removed and cleaned, as directed in Servicing the Mixer
Steps 1-3 below.
A thermal shut down test is performed and the
temperature is reset as required. If the valve fails to shut
down or fails to maintain its set temperature then refer
to Troubleshoong secon on page 24.
FIVE YEAR MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE
Every ve years the ENWARE AQUABLEND SQX
thermostac Mixer needs to have a full service carried out.
This service consists of the same procedure as the ‘Annual
maintenance procedure’, and in addion the AQUABLEND
SQX THERMOSTATIC mixer Cartridge must be replaced, as
directed in the secon below - Servicing the Mixer.
Aer replacing the thermostac mixer Cartridge, a thermal
shut down test is performed and the temperature re set as
required. If the valve fails to shut down or fails to maintain
its set temperature then refer to Troubleshoong secon
on page 24.
Once the 5 yearly maintenance procedure is complete,
the ENWARE AQUABLEND SQX thermostac Mixer should
then be commissioned as per instrucons below.
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SHUT DOWN TEST
Once the correct outlet temperature has been achieved,
the valve’s internal mechanism should be exercised at
least 3 mes by alternately shung o the hot and cold
supplies while the mixer is set in the full warm posion,
do this at the outlet using the mixer’s separate Hot and
Cold isolaon Valves. This will cause the piston inside
the cartridge to travel its full stroke and ensure that it is
moving freely so the valve can operate correctly.
TEST 1
1. Open mixer to the full warm posion and with
both supplies turned fully on and the system’s
temperatures, allow the mixed water temperature to
stabilise and note the outlet temperature.
2. While holding a digital thermometer in the outlet
water ow, quickly isolate the cold water supply
to the valve. The outlet ow should quickly cease
owing. As a rule of thumb the ow should be less
than 0.1L/min following the isolaon.
The temperature should not exceed that allowed by the
applicable standard or code of pracce for each state.
3. Restore the cold water supply to the valve. Aer the
mixed water temperature has stabilised note the
outlet temperature ensuring the outlet temperature
has re-established.
TEST 2
1. Repeat the above test, except this me quickly
isolate the hot water supply to the valve. The outlet
ow should quickly slow to a trickle. As a rule of
thumb the trickle should typically be less than 0.4L/
min@500kPa down to less than 0.1L/min@100kPa
following the isolaon.
2. Restore the hot water supply to the valve and
measure and record the outlet temperature aer the
mixed water temperature has stabilised ensuring the
outlet temperature has re-established.
Ensure that all details of the Commissioning Report (Page
26) are completed and signed by the relevant signatories,
and a copy is kept with the installer and owner of the
premises.
The valve is now commissioned and it can be used
within the technical limits of operaon.
IN-SERVICE TESTING
Enware Australia recommends that Thermostac
Mixing Valves have monthly temperature checks and
adjustments as needed during the life of the valves.
The purpose of the in-service tests is to regularly monitor
and record the performance of the thermostac taps.
Deterioraon in performance can indicate the need for
service work on the valve and/or the water supplies.
TESTING PROCEDURE:
Using the same measuring equipment or equipment to
the same specicaon as used in the commissioning of
the valve, carry out the following sequence:
1. Record the temperature of the mixed water outlet.
2. Conduct Shut Down Test 1 - Isolate the cold water
supply to the tap to witness the ow slow to a slight
drip.
3. Conduct Shut Down Test 2 - Isolate the hot water
supply to the tap to witness the ow slow to slight
drip.
If the mixed water temperature has changed +/- 2ºC
from the previous test results, then this could indicate
the need for the tap to be serviced.
ATM606/607 ISOLATION COVER FITTING
Once commissioning of
mixer is complete, insert the
Chromed plasc isolaon
cover by rmly pressing it
within the Isolaon Access
Cavity within the Basin
Body to ensure isolaon
valves are not tampered
with aer commissioning -
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