Ideal-Standard Waverley Instruction manual

Close Coupled WC Suite
Assembly and
Installation Instructions

E F
G
H I
Cistern Lever Cistern Lever
Fixings
Parts Supplied

Tools Reuired (not supplied)
• Adjustable Spanner
• Screwdriver
• Spirit Level
• Tape Measure
• Pencil or Marker Pen
• Power Drill and suitable bit(s)
Parts Required (not supplied)
Before You Start
WARNING
• Brass Screws and Fixing Plugs to secure the cistern to the wall
• Brass Screws and Fixing Plugs to secure the pan to the floor
Do not use or drop any chlorine or chemical related components into the
cistern or WC. Use of such products will:
(a) Result in damage to tank components, and may cause flood and property
damage.
(b) Void warranty
Do not overtighten nuts or tank / bowl may crack.
•Check the pack and make sure you have all the parts listed. If not, contact the
vendor who will be able to help you.
•When you are ready to start, make sure that you have the right tools to hand,
plenty of space and a clean, dry area for assembly.
• Ensure the water feed and waste connection points are positioned appropri-
ately for the installation.
• Caution: Care should always be taken when drilling into walls and floors to
avoid any sunken wires or pipes.
• Operating water pressure for inlet valve 0.2 Bar - 8.0 Bar.
• Please Note: Although these instructions are comprehensive, it is always recom-
mended that a technically competent installer should undertake installation.
• Servicing valve: The Water Regulations have a requirement to fit a servicing
valve adjacent to the cistern. (Not supplied).

Cistern Assembly
1. Assemble and fit close coupling bolt set
(E) into the cistern base, see instructions
supplied with set.
2. Setup the inlet valve to the correct height
(see page 6 for settings).
3. Remove the backnut and washers (B1, B2
& B3) from the inlet valve (A). Insert the inlet
valve through the hole in the base of the
cistern, ensuring the washer (B) is in place to
seal and centralise the valve in the hole.
Secure the inlet valve in position with flat
washers & backnut, making sure the inlet
valve is not in contact with the cistern wall.
4. Check the flush valve is set to correct
settings (see page 5 for settings).
5. Remove the backnut and washers (D1,
D2 & D3) from the flush valve (C). Insert the
flush valve through the hole in the base of
the cistern, ensuring that the washer (D) is
in place. Fit the flat washers then secure
using backnut, making sure that the flush
valve is not in contact with the inlet
valve or cistern wall.
6. Check all joints to ensure they are watertight.
7. Select the appropriate close coupling
washer (F) and slide over outlet valve
backnut (D3) before placing the cistern
onto the pan. Locate bolts through the
WC. Secure cistern using wing nuts
and washers.
Do not overtighten.
outlet valve
Lever
inlet valve
Flat plastic
washer
Flat rubber
washer
flat rubber
washer
Back nut
washers
backnut
wing nut
flat plastic
washer
flush valve
tapered washer
cistern
backnut flat plastic
washer
flat rubber
washer

Flush Valve Installation
Connecting Water Supply and Waste
To Set The Water Level
Setting the Valve to Correct Flushing Volumes
1. Turn flush valve body anticlockwise and
lift, parting it from flush valve seat.
2. Adjust valve settings to chart below by
moving centre float, full and half adjusters
up or down.
3. Refit valve
4. Adjust overflow pipe
height by pulling cap,
see chart for setting
dimension. When set,
twist to lock in position
N.B. Minimum setting
does not require locking.
Set valve to table BEFORE fitting into cistern
Flush Volumes
(litres)
Overflow Height
(mm)
W.L. Height
(mm)
Full adjuster Half adjuster Centre float
6 / 4 2,5 full 1,5 185
If water pressure exceeds 3.5 Bar then fit the flow
restrictor prior to fitting the filter in the inlet valve
stem. Ensure both filter and flow restrictor are fitted
the right way up as shown opposite.
Connect water supply and waste connections.
Turn on the water supply and allow the cistern to fill.
Adjust the float by twisting the float stem on the inlet
valve so that the valve stops the flow of water when
the water reaches the required marked water line.
(Water line indicates full flush volume).
6 WL

Inlet Valve Installation
Unscrew the nut and remove both the plastic and rubber washer (optional). Insert the fill
valve into the installation hole at the bottom of the tank and then install the rubber and
plastic washer (optional) and tighten hex nut. Installation torque recommendation:
1. Recommended torque for locknut with rubber washer and plastic washer or with plastic
washer only is 4~6 N.M. (Newton Meters)
2. Recommended torque for locknut without rubber washer and plastic washer is 7~10 N.M.
(Newton Meters)
Remark: Please observe if there is any leakage after installation. After tightening the nut,
ceramic installation hole may distort and can result in leaking.
For the valve to be installed correctly, the Critical Level mark on fill valve, (C.L. mark on
valve body) should be at least 25mm above top of overflow pipe. If pressure exceeds 3.5
Bar then fit the flow restrictor (G) prior to fitting the filter in the valve stem. Ensure both filter
(E) and flow restrictor are fitted the right way up as shown opposite. (Flow restrictor not
required for pressures below 3.5 Bar.) Filter to be cleaned regularly.
rubberwasher
(optional)
plasticwasher
(optional)
bottomoftank
nut

Inlet Valve
Major Height Adjustment
Remove locking clip by pushing downwards
Loosen valve body anticlockwise adjust to required height, and tighten clockwise
Re-fit locking clip
Minor Height Adjustment
Realise locking device in direction shown.
Adjust top of cup to approximately 7mm below the water line, and rotating oat screw
taking top surface of the oat to within 2-4mm below top edge of cup.
Engage the locking device in direction shown. Turn on water supply and check water level
position. Use oat screw for nal adjustment.
A
B
C
D
E
F
F
2
1D
E
cup
float
screw
float
C
B
A
7
13
12
11
10
9
8
Connect the water supply to the inlet valve. Turn on the water supply and allow the
cistern to fill. Adjust the float on the inlet valve so that the valve stops the flow of water
when the water reaches the waterline marked in the cistern. Check for leaks.

WC Pan and Cistern Fixing
Place the WC in the required position. With
cistern lid removed, mark the position of the
screw holes in the rear of the cistern and in the
base of the pan. Remove the WC away from its
location and drill and plug the positions marked
on the wall and floor. Replace the WC in position,
connecting waste outlet (not supplied) and
secure to the wall and floor using suitable fixings
(not supplied).

Plastic
Washer
Rubber
Washer
Install Lever
Pull
Lever
Anti-rotation
Washer
Nut
Fixing nut Flush
Button Box
Cistern Lever Hole
Slot In The Thread
B
B Direction
• With the lever facing outward and the
slot on the thread facing upwards, fix the
lever to cistern.
• The fixing nut should be tightened as
much as possible to avoid the cistern
lever working loose during operation.
Part
Flush
Full
Flush

Product Care
All our products are designed, manufactured and supplied to give many years of reliable
service, provided they are properly maintained and cared for. These are our recommen-
dations to make sure that your bathroom stays looking good:
Vitreous China – Ceramic toilets, cistern tanks
Do’s
Use warm soapy water, cream or liquid cleaner.
Occasional use of mild bathroom lime scale removers is acceptable.
Use in accordance with manufacturers instructions, rinsing well with plenty of water.
Inlet valve filter to be cleaned regularly.
Don’t
Do not put bleach products in the cistern – this can damage the internal fittings.
It is acceptable to use in the toilet bowl itself.
Never put strong cleaner or bleach in overnight.
Never mix different cleaners in the WC – they can react to give off poisonous gas.
Plastic WC Seats
Do’s
Clean immediately after use to stop a build up of dirt and scale.
Use warm soapy water, Cif cream cleaner or Domestos Multi Active surface cleaner.
Polish out minor scratches and abrasions with a mild polishing compound.
Don’t
Never leave pools of soap, shampoo or cleaning detergent (please see
above) – these can cause permanent stains.
Never let cigarettes/flames near - your seat can burn and melt.
Never use household chemicals – a range of products such as paint stripper, nail varnish
remover, household bleach, perfume, aftershave or strong disinfectant.
We cannot recommend the use of any scouring products or cream cleaners other than Cif.
Never mix different cleaners on your seat – they can react to give off poisonous gas.
We pursue a policy of continuing improvement in design and performance of our products. The right is, therefore,
reserved to vary specifications without notice.
CUSTOMER CARE HELPLINE
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