FCI ASF-0001 User manual

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WallMount Automatic Faucet
ASF-0001
Installation Manual
Quality Guarantee
*Thank you for choosing the automatic wall mount faucet. Please read the
instruction carefully before installation. This manual is for your reference
only.

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Features
•Hands free sensor operation.
•Strategic location of sensor at tip of spout
for instant response time.
•Easy installation and low-cost maintenance

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Specifications
Power
6V (4 x Alkaline AA)
Sensing Range
5 –15 cm
Water Pressure
0.1 –0.7 MPa
Water
Temperature
0.1 –75 oC
Response Time
0.5 Secs
Plumbing
Fittings
G ½”, G3/8”, 9/16-24

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Before Installation
•Observe all local and plumbing codes.
•Check the cold and/or hot water supply
pressure.
oThe recommended working pressure
range is 20 psi - 70 psi (138 kPa -
551 kPa).If the supply pressure is
higher than 80 psi (551 kPa), reduce
to within recommended range by
using a pressure reducing valve
(sold separatery).
•Check the temperature of the water supply.
oThe recommended supply
temperature range is 39°F - 104°F
(4°C - 40°C) Never use steam as a
hot water supply.
•Flush all water lines prior to installation.
Other precautions before you begin:
•Pay special attention so that the sensor
surface is not flawed or scratched during
the installation process.
•Make sure that all pipework, stop valves,
and connection lines are installed
according to local codes.
•Do not place other devices that use an
inverter or infrared sensor near the faucet,

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as this may cause the faucet to
malfunction.
•Optional: For hot / cold water installation,
mixing valve MV-0001 and two ½’ F to 3/8
F FH-0001FF flex hoses are required.

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Tools You will Need
•Adjustable wrench
•Power drill
•Phillips screwdriver

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Part List
1
Sensor
9
Flexible hose
2
Sensor cap
10
Strainer
3
Screw
11
O-Ring
4
Solenoid valve
12
Screw
5
Valve adaptor
13
Aerator cover
6
O-Ring
14
Aerator
7
Faucet Body
15
Battery holder &
bracket
8
Decorative flange
16
6V AC (optional)

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Part List Diagram

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Construction /
Installation Diagram
1. Drill a 25 –35 mm hole into the wall.
2. Install & secure the faucet onto the wall
with the supplied hexagon G1 pipe nut.
3. Drill a 16 mm hole inot the wall beanth the
basin leaving 40 mm above the water
supply line for easy connection.

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4. Pass the flex hose through the 16 mm hole.
5. Connect the flex pipe onto the water supply
line.
6. Remove the 3M adhesive backing from the
plastic battery bracket. Attach the bracket
into the wall and apply pressure for 30
seconds to securely adhere the bracket.
7. Using a phillips screw driver remove the
screw from the bottom of the battery holder.
Remove the top cover.
8. Place 4 AA batteries and secure secure the
cover.
9. Place the battery holder onto the bracket.
10.Turn on the water supply line.
11.Remove the clear protective film from
underneath the sensor.

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Detection / Activation
No adjustments are required for most settings.
Default beam’s effective range is 14 - 15 cm. The
factory setting should be satisfactory for most
installations.
Activate the faucet by placing your hand
underneath faucets sensor eye.

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Battery Replacement
Replace battery when RED LED indicator flashes
rapidly or when flusher stops functioning.
i. Turnoff the water supply.
ii. Disconnect the battery box from the
sensor.
iii. Remove the battery holder
iv. Using a Philips screw driver remove
the battery cover and the batteries.
v. Replace 4 AA batteries
vi. Place back the battery cover and
fasten the four Phillip screws to
secure the cover.
vii. Connect the battery holder to the
sensor and place the battery holder
inside the junction box.
viii.Place back the battery holder onto
the battery bracket.

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Troubleshooting
1. LED indicator in the sensor is red.
i. Battery power is low. Install four (4)
new AA sized batteries.
2. Faucet does not function.
i. Batteries not installed correctly or
depleted. Install four (4) new AA
sized batteries.
ii. Battery power cable not connected.
Connect the cable securely.
3. Sensor is activiated but the faucet does not
delvier water.
i. Faucet has initiated its adaptive
sensing calibration. Wait 45 secs.
4. Faucet delviers only a few flow or dribble
when the sensor is activated.
i. Water supply valve is partially
closed. Open the the supply valve
completely.
ii. Aerator or spray head is clogged.
Remove, clean and reinsert.

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Care & Cleaning
DO NOT USE abrasive or chemical cleaners
(including chlorine bleach) to clean faucet that
may dull the luster and attack the chrome or
special decorative finishes. Use ONLY mild soap
and water, then wipe dry with clean cloth or towel.
While cleaning the bathroom tile, protect the
faucet from any splattering of cleaner. Acids and
cleaning fluids will discolor or remove chrome
plating.

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Resources
For Installation guides, visit our
resource page through the QR
code.
Alternatively, you can visit our
resource page at
https://faucetscanada.ca/resources/
To view more products from
Faucets Canada, visit our shop
page through the QR code.
Alternatively, you can visit our shop
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Warranty Information
For information on product warranty,
visit our resource page through the
QR code.
Alternatively, you can visit our
warranty claims page at
https://faucetscanada.ca//warranty-
claim/

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About us
Here at FCi, our main goal is to break the eco-
innovation boundary and provide customers with
fixtures that save water and deliver reliable
sources of sanitation every time.
As Canada’s favourite automatic faucet brand, we
are proud to say we deliver quality touchless
fixtures that perform beyond expectations and
exceed design standards.
To learn more about Faucets Canada, please visit our website at
FacucetsCanada.ca