Intersan GalvinCare WM-TMVPMSCS Instruction manual
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GalvinCare ® Thermostatic Progressive Mixer
PRODUCT CODES:
- WM-TMVPMSCS
SPECIFICATIONS
This progressive shower mixer provides state of the art features to comply with healthcare requirements.
The GalvinCare®paddle handle provides straight forward temperature control and minimises ligature risk.
Suitable for high and low pressure systems with a thermostatically controlled water temperature of
113°F/45°C maximum.
Enables water to be mixed closer to the point of discharge, minimising stagnant warm water which provides
ideal conditions for legionella bacteria to grow.
Smooth internal components and body reduces scale build-up and bacteria growth.
Maximum temperature limiter fitted for protection from accidental scalding.
Water flow starts from cold ensuring safe usage.
Clean smooth lines facilitate fast and easy cleaning.
All servicing and commissioning can be done without removing the device. Easy access isolators, help
minimise time spent on commissioning and maintenance.
Designed to provide stable mixed temperature with rapid shut down in the event of cold or hot water supply
failure.
IMPORTANT: All GalvinCare®mental health fixtures leave our premises in good working order. The
following instructions must be followed in all respects and read in conjunction with Clinimix® Progressive
Thermostatic Mixing Valve Manual.
TECHNICAL DATA
Inlet
½” NPT –Male
Outlet
½” NPT –Male
Headwork
Thermostatic mixing valve
Working Pressure Range (psi/kPa)
Min
3/50
Max
72.5/500
Working Temperature Range (°F/°C)
Min
41/5
Max
185/90
Finish
Chrome
NOTE: Galvin Specialised continually strive to improve their products. Specifications may change without notice.
PRE-INSTALLATION
MOUNTING DETAILS –OVERALL DIMENSIONS
The rough in details have
been provided to show correct
fitment of the Progressive
Shower unit (see side image).
The unit must be mounted so
that the inlet is horizontal and
the outer plastic box of the
Progressive shower unit
stocks out of the finished wall
(to a maximum 3/8”or 10mm)
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TOOLS REQUIRED
Power drill
Spanner and hex key
INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION COMPLIANCE: Galvin Specialised products must be installed in accordance with these
installation instructions and in accordance with local regulatory requirements. Water and/or electrical supply
conditions must also comply to the applicable national and/or local standards. Failing to comply with these
provisions shall void the product warranty and may affect the performance of the product.
IMPORTANT: Whilst our product designs take into account a broad range of installation types and surfaces, it
is important that surfaces which fixtures are mounted to are flat and free from defect. This is especially
important when installing product ranges that have been designed for correctional and health facilities, where
special attention is required to minimise ligature points and areas for concealment of contraband. In addition to
ensuring the products are fitted securely and in accordance with the following instructions, consideration shall
be given to the use of non-pick mastics such as Sikaflex 11FC or Dow Corning 995 Silicone Structural Sealant
to ensure a high quality and safe installation.
1. Fit body assembly
Fit hot and cold water supplies to the correct
side of the shower unit and the outlet to the
shower head. To make this easier the outlet
can be changed from one end to the other by
swapping it with the opposite plug. Do not use
heat on any of these connections as it will
damage the shower.
Note: Hot and cold inlet cannot be swapped.
2. Fit face plate
Fit the faceplate and shower flange.
Ensure faceplate anti-rotation pin sits correctly
and the o-ring is fitted underneath the flange..
3. Secure flange
Secure the flange with the three supplied
screws.
Use supplied M6x20mm long screws, if not
suitable change to M6x16mm long screws.
4. Fit handle
Secure the handle with supplied tamper proof
screw.
Ensure the handle is oriented correctly.
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SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE (see supplied booklet for complete details)
1. Disconnect water line
Turn off the water supply and turn on the
tap handle to release any pressure in the
lines
Disconnect cold, hot & outlet water
connections
2. Remove handle assembly
Unscrew the tamper proof screw from handle
Pull out handle assembly from the body
3. Remove faceplate and flange
Unscrew the three screws and pull out the
flange and faceplate from unit.
4. Isolate the shower
To isolate the shower, remove clips, and loosen the
isolators in an anti-clockwise direction until it’s flush
with the face of the body. This closes the shut off
valves.
Fully remove isolator to access non return valve and
clean strainers.
To re-open the shutt off valves tighten the valve
regulator/check valve/filter units until tightened (do
not over tighten) and refit the two clips.
5. Remove cartridge nut and check cartridge
Unscrew cartridge and remove from
body. Check the cartridge for wear and
damage. Replace if required.
Check and clean the body of all debris.
6. Re-assemble
Re-assemble, by reversing steps 5 to 1.
Turn on water and check for correct operation.
Once fitted turn on water and check for leaks and
correct operation.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM
CAUSE
RECTIFICATION
The desired mixed water
temperature cannot be
obtained or valve is difficult
to set.
Hot and cold supplies are installed to
the wrong connections
Thermostatic cartridge contains
debris or is damaged
Strainers contain debris
Non-return devices are damaged
Refit the valve with hot/cold supplies
fitted to the correct connections
Clean cartridge ensuring all debris is
removed and components are not
damaged. Replace if necessary.
Clean strainers of debris.
Check non-return device is not
jammed
Check for airlocks in the water
supply.
The water temperature
selected is cold yet hot
water comes out.
Hot and cold connections are
installed in reverse.
Re-fit the valve with hot and cold
water supply to the correct
connections.
The thermostatic mixing
valve will not shut down
The hot to mix temperature
differential is not 18°F/10°C or
greater.
Thermostatic cartridge contains
debris or is damaged.
Non-return devices are damaged.
Raise the hot water temperature.
Clean the cartridge ensuring that all
debris is removed.
Mix temperature unstable
Flow rate below 0.5 gpm (2lpm)
Thermostaticcartridge contains
debris or is damaged.
Strainers contains debris.
Non return devices are damaged
Rectify any pressure deterioration
Cleanthe cartridge ensuring that all
debris is removed and components
are not damaged. Replace if needed.
Clean strainers ensuring debris is
removed.
Check non-return device is not
jammed.
Mix temperature changing
over time
Inlet conditions (pressure or
temperatures) are fluctuating.
Strainers contain debris
Install suitable pressure control
valves to stabilise inlet conditions.
Clean strainers ensuring debris is
removed.
Either full hot or cold
flowing from outlet fixture
Upper temperature ring is not
correctly set.
No flow from hot and cold supplies.
Damaged check valves
Re-set temperature to between 95-
115°F (35-46°C) as required
Check water is switched on.
Replace faultu check valves
Water is not flowing from
outlet.
Hot or cold water failure.
Thermostatic cartridge contains
debris or damage.
Strainers contain debris
Restore intlet supplies and check mix
temperature.
Clean the cartridge ensuring that all
debris is removed and components
are not damaged. Replace if needed.
Clean strainers.
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All information including dimensions, changes in design and material are subject to
manufacturer’s change without formal notice and without obligation. Intersan
assumes no responsibility for use of superseded or voided information. Verify all
rough-in information before installation. It is the responsibility of the installer to
conform with local and national codes.
WARRANTY
The warranty set forth herein is given expressly and is the only warranty given by the Galvin Engineering Pty Ltd.
With respect to the product, Galvin Engineering Pty Ltd makes no other warranties, express or implied. Galvin
Engineering Pty. Ltd. hereby specifically disclaims all other warranties, express or implied, including but not limited
to the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose.
Galvin Engineering Pty Ltd products are covered under our manufacturer’s warranty available for download from
www.galvinengineering.com.au Galvin Engineering Pty Ltd expressly warrants that the product is free from
operational defects in workmanship and materials for the warranty period as shown on the schedule in the
manufacturer’s warranty. During the warranty period, Galvin Engineering will replace or repair any defective
products manufactured by Galvin Engineering without charge, so long as the terms of the Manufacturer’s warranty
are complied with.
The remedy described in the first paragraph of this warranty shall constitute the sole and exclusive remedy for
breach of warranty, and Galvin Engineering Pty Ltd shall not be responsible for any incidental, special or
consequential damages, including without limitation, lost profits or the cost of repairing or replacing other property
which is damaged if this product does not work properly, other costs resulting from labour charges, delays,
vandalism, negligence, fouling caused by foreign material, damage from adverse water conditions, chemical,
electrical or any other circumstances over which Galvin Engineering has no control. This warranty shall be
invalidated by any abuse, misuse, misapplication, improper installation or improper maintenance or alteration of the
product.
Intersan Manufacturing Company
1748 West Fillmore St., Phoenix, AZ 85007
Phone: 800-999-3101 Fax: 602-254-1776
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