Reece Ciclon L T-604 Instructions for use

INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
AND MAINTENANCE
GUIDE
T-604 WASTE DISPOSER

TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .01
2. MAIN COMPONENTS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .02
3. INTRODUCTION. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .03
4. GENERAL DESCRIPTION. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .03
4.1. Operating.
5. MOUNTING ASSEMBLY OF SYSTEM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .04
5.1. Installation recommendations.
5.2. Connection to Power Supply.
5.3. Starting of Appliance by the installing plumber.
6. INSTRUCTIONS FOR END USERS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .06
7. MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .07
7.1. Cleaning.
7.2. Troubleshooting guide
7.3. Motor dismantling and removal
7.4.
Replacement/Cleaning non-return valve.
8. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11
9. TECHNICAL DIAGRAMS. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12
10. WASTE DISPOSER UNIT DISMANTLING
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10.1. Macerator body parts
10.2. Cassette parts.
11. DIMENSIONS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14
12. DECLARATION OF COMPLIANCE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15
1. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS.
CAUTION: For the purpose of
reducing the risk of electrocution,
do not open the upper lids. Do
not manipulate the interior of the
sanitary waste disposer.
Always seek qualified and professional help.
WARNING: For the purpose of
avoiding possible fires and elec-
trocution, do not expose this
appliance to water, rain or flood.
DETAILED SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS.
The following safety and operating instructions
must be read before operating the appliance
and kept in case of future enquiries.
All the user’s instructions and guidelines
established in the manual must be followed.
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Note: This product must be installed by
a licenced plumber. Installation of this
product in Australia must be in
accordance with AS/NZS 3500 and
electrical installation by licenced electrical
contractor to AS/NZS 3000.
8.1. Hydraulic Characteristics
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DETAILED SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS (continued).
The appliance should be installed in such a way and position that the air inlet and outlet through the
top are not obstructed. The appliance must not be installed within pieces of furniture or cupboards
that may stop the airflow around the unit.
The unit must be placed away from heat sources such as: radiators, heaters and other appliances gener-
ating heat.
This appliance must be connected to the electrical power supply indicated within these instructions and
on the adhesive label fixed to it.
This unit must only be connected to an earthed socket. Check if the socket works correctly before use.
The supply cable must be placed to avoid being stepped on, pierced or damaged by any object
near it.
The waste disposer must only be cleaned with a damp cloth moistened with a mild soap solution. Do
not employ cleaning products containing solvents or acids.
When long non-use periods are expected, disconnect the plug from the socket. Take care to turn off
the stopcock preventing water supply to the cistern. Empty the cistern before switching off the was-
te disposer.
Do not allow flushing of unacceptable foreign objects into the unit such as: sanitary towels, tampons,
condoms, cotton, cotton buds, scouring pads, sponges, hair, food waste, plastic bags, nappies, paper
towels, etc.
Damages that require technical support such as: Damage in the power supply cable, appliance work-
ing inadequately or incorrectly, must be repaired by qualified professionals.
Except where otherwise stated in this manual, all maintenance and repairing operations must be carried
out by qualified personnel.
2. MAIN COMPONENTS
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1.- Tank
2A.- Lids
2B.- Lid Joints
3.- Discharge outlet
4.- Ø 40mm Auxiliary inlet
5.- Flexible pan connector
6.- Earthed power supply cable
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3. INTRODUCTION.
The CICLON L waste disposer is designed to evacuate sewage, defecations and toilet paper. It must
not be installed as a food waste disposer connected to kitchen sinks or fixtures equipped with pumps
such as washing machines or dishwashers.
Its attractive and practical design fits perfectly into the bathroom and makes its installation and
dismantling easier in the case of maintenance being required, thanks to the independence of the motor
unit. It allows easy access and fast replacement, thus avoiding the “out of service” situation while
being repaired.
Ensure you get the best out of your new CICLON L waste disposer by matching it to a 6/3 litre toilet suite.
The waste disposer is designed to operate with a minimum 6 litre full flush to evacuate solids.
4. GENERAL DESCRIPTION.
The CICLON L sanitary waste disposer allows the simultaneous installation and drainage of sani-
tary fixtures, placed at the same level (washbasin, shower, bath, bidette or urinal) as well as a toilet pan.
A “P-trap pan” (exits through the wall) is connected to the waste disposer by means of a Ø 110-mm flexible
offset coupling which is provided.
The waste disposer consists of two main parts:
- The main body, which receives all the discharge connections from the sanitary appliances.
- The motor set which has all mechanisms: the pressure switch, the motor, the rotary blades and the pump.
4.1. OPERATING.
Once the waste disposer is installed, it starts working by either flushing the cistern or by waste water being
discharged from an attached fixture connected to the auxiliary inlet connection.
Sewage and waste materials pass into the unit and increase the water level. The pressure micro switch
comes on and the pump motor is activated.
Depending on the height of the vertical discharge pipe, an operating cycle may last between 7 and 12
seconds.
In case of excessively long operation, or if the waste disposer runs continuously, it is necessary to
check for leaks from the cistern to the pan or in the other connected fixtures
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The CICLON L waste disposer is designed to allow the installation and drainage of fixed WC and bath-
room facilities (WC, washbasin, shower, bath, bidette or urinal) in locations not accessible to conventional
vented graded drains. These facilities can be placed at a distance and/or at a different level from a waste
pipe as long as there is a vented graded drainpipe available at a maximum horizontal distance of 62 metres
(m) or at a maximum vertical distance of 6m, or a combination of both as described in this manual.
Thanks to the low 71dBA sound level it is possible to create an ensuite bathroom within a bedroom.
The CICLON L sanitary waste disposer is the solution to problems with renovating and creating
bathrooms in places such as: attics, basements, garages, shafts and staircases, offices,
factories, restaurants, pubs, gyms, shops, etc. and it is also suitable for a bathroom within a bedroom
due to its low noise level.
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The blades grind the objects going through the toilet pan (or additional inlets by rotating at 3,000
r.p.m, then the pump drives these materials through the discharge outlet into a 25mm PVC pressure
pipe outlet graded to a vented sewer drain.
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5. MOUNTING ASSEMBLY OF SYSTEM.
- Place the CICLON L waste disposer in a suitable place and connect every inlet and outlet (see
connection figure on page 14). Provide a one metre minimum distance from the vented graded
drain to the waste disposer, so that it can operate for the appropriate time to eliminate the waste
effectively.
- Connect the pan outlet to the drainage coupling and mark fixing points on the floor.
- Remove the pan and drill the marked fixing
holes into the floor.
- Re-connect pan/toilet suite to the waste disposer's
pan collar. If the toilet is a close coupled suite, it
might be more convenient to assemble it before
fixing it to the floor.
- Fix the toilet suite to the floor.
- Connect the water supply to the cistern
inlet valve. Ensure the position of the mini-
stop isolating tap does not interfere with the
location, operation, or maintenance access to
the top of the waste disposer. The waste
disposer installation requires 220mm clearance
above the unit.
- The CICLON L waste disposer has two auxil-
iary inlets, by means of 40mm (1 1/2 ”) side
connections provided with a non return valve.
If the side auxiliary inlets are not used, there
are plugs to seal the connections. The unit
receives water from the sanitary appliance by
the action of gravity. The graded waste pipe
from the basin, shower or other fixture, into the
the waste disposer must have a positive grade
to allow drainage when the waste disposer is
not working.
- When a shower/bath is connected to the waste
disposer, it is essential to provide a minimum
height of 180 mm between the lower part of the
fixture and the waste disposer base, thus
providing the necessary grade towards the
waste inlet of the waste disposer.
- The CICLON L waste disposer has a dis-
charge socket, which is equipped with a non-
return clapper valve. In case of obstruction
and for easy cleaning of the non-return valve it
is recommended to install a shut-off valve within the vertical discharge pipe that interrupts its
- Connect a 25mm PVC pressure pipe for the pumped discharge and evacuation up to a
maximum height of 6m or to a maximum horizontal distance of 62m, or a combination of both (see
diagram). A constant 1% (1:100 gradient) minimum slope must exist up to the discharge point.
- In combined installations (vertical and horizontal), it must be considered that 1m of vertical eleva-
tion is equivalent to approximately 10m of pipe at 1% (1:100) gradient.
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emptying (immediately above the non-return valve) on the pumped discharge line.
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- If the installation includes a vertical elevation, the latter must prevail over the graded length of pipe,
that is, any vertical section of the pumped discharge pipe must be located immediately after the
waste disposer's non-return valve (NRV). The installation of bends or U-turns results in a
pressure head loss that must be subtracted from the maximum pumping distance (reduce 1m. per
bend from the maximum graded distance).
5.1. INSTALLATION RECOMMENDATIONS
PIPE – For the pumped discharge use a 25mm PVC Pressure Pipe. Do not trap or make siphons
with the pipe that may retain objects and cause obstructions.
PIPE SUPPORT – Discharge pipes must be fixed with the appropriate clips according to the
manufacturer indications and AS/NZS 3500.
BENDS – Do not use 90ºelbows. Two 45ºelbows can be employed to make a 90ºbend.
AVOID DIAGONAL INCLINED RUNS – Discharge pipes must always be
installed vertically or on grade, but never diagonally.
PROTECTION AGAINST FROST – In areas where frost risk due to low temper-
atures is high, all pipes at risk of freezing must be protected by
means of thermal insulation.
CONNECTION TO THE SEWER – The connection to the sewer must be
carried out by means of an inclined, or oblique branch. If the connec-
tion to the sewer is at a lower level than the waste disposer base, a
Premi- Aire Air Vent must be set above the highest point in the install-
ation to prevent the waste disposer from siphoning.
DISCHARGE – The pumped discharge from the waste disposer must always
be connected to the soil drainage system. Do not connect the pumped
discharge into a disconnector/yard, or open gully, grey water system, a
waste pipe, stormwater drain, or other unauthorised pipe etc.
VENTILATION – The waste disposer unit must be placed directly behind the
pan/toilet suite. It should never be installed in wall-embedded installa-
tions, behind walls, etc, as they prevent the correct ventilation of the motor,
which incorporates a self-ventilating mechanism.
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Up to 42 m.
Up to 52 m.
Up to 62 m.
Up to 32 m.
Up to 12 m.
Up to 22 m.
Up to 2 m.
0 m.
1 m.
2 m.
3 m.
4 m.
5 m.
6 m.
SLOPE 1% (1:100) GRADIENT
ISOLATING VALVE
NON-RETURN VALVE
GRADED RANGE
VERTICAL RANGE
Increase size of horizontal
run by one pipe size after
10m to avoid siphonage.
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SANITARYAPPLIANCES – The CICLON L waste disposer comes prepared for connecting a single
toilet and multiple sanitary fixtures (washbasin, shower, bath, bidette or
urinal).
It does not allow for connection of other electric powered appliances,
such as washing machines or dish washing machines equipped
with pumping devices, which may interfere with the correct functioning
of the unit.
5.2. CONNECTION TO THE POWER SUPPLY.
The electrical connection must be carried out after having connected all the sani-
tary fixtures and the pumped discharge system.
A dedicated 240 V single general power outlet (GPO) is necessary to connect
the waste disposer.
The GPO must be earthed.
The waster disposer unit should be placed so the power plug remains accessible.
The waste disposer must be connected to a power supply protected by a "Residual Current Device" (RCD).
Before starting any maintenance operation, the unit must be disconnected from the power supply.
5.3. STARTING OF APPLIANCE BY THE INSTALLING PLUMBER
To start the unit:
Check that the toilet pan contains no foreign objects.
Open the cistern filling stopcock. The macerator process within the waste disposer needs at least 6 litres
to be completed properly.
Check that the power supply is connected to an RCD protected dedicated single GPO.
Operate the cistern several times by putting some pieces of toilet paper in the toilet bowl between each
discharge to check the operation of the pumped discharge evacuation process. After the discharge,
there should be no pieces of toilet paper left within the toilet bowl.
6. INSTRUCTIONS FOR END USERS.
Once installed and connected to the electrical power supply, the CICLON L does not require special
maintenance.
The waste disposer automatically goes into action every time it receives a water supply from the toilet
suite or from the sanitary fixture connected to it. The waste disposer stops when the pump has
finished the discharge.
For efficient waste disposer operation, it is recommended to discharge only sewage, defecations and
toilet paper.
Warning notices:
- Do not insert foreign objects such as: sanitary towels, tampons, condoms, cotton, cotton buds, scour-
ing pads, sponges, hair, sink waste, food waste, plastic bags, nappies, paper towels, etc, into the
unit as they may damage and block the waste disposer.
- Do not pour in any corrosive liquids such as: acids, solvents, oil, paint stripper, as they can damage
and affect the correct operation of the unit.
- The warranty does not cover damage caused by foreign objects and corrosive liquids (as stated above).
- The use of cistern mounted slow delivery disinfection devices and over rim (toilet pan rim) disinfection
devices are strongly discouraged and must not be used. Cistern mounted disinfection may cause pre-
mature destruction of flush valve rubbers.
- Along with this instruction manual, an adhesive label is provided to be fixed in a visible area (we
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recommend to place it inside the toilet seat lid) as a warning sign to avoid ingress of foreign wastes.
- Do not, under any circumstances, use the toilet or connected sanitary fixtures in the
event of a power failure.
- If the system is to be left unused for extended periods, it is strongly recommen-
ded that the cistern inlet isolating valve be closed and the cistern emptied.
This precaution is to minimise the risk of flooding during a period of absence
if a power failure was to occur.
- In areas subject to frost and freezing, it is recommended to protect pipes
with thermal insulation
In areas of Australia and New Zealand that are subjected to freezing, remedial
action is required to protect the waste disposer and associated pipe work.
To manage freezing conditions follow these steps:
- Close the stopcock feeding the cistern and then press the full flush button.
- Fill in the cistern with antifreeze solution suitable for plumbing.
- Discharge the cistern again. The antifreeze solution will be pumped through the installation
and will fill the discharge pipe.
- Damage to the waste disposer caused by frost or freezing is NOT covered under this warranty.
7. MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS.
The CICLON L waste disposer has been designed for high reliability and years of trouble free
operation. Below you will find detailed, the most common maintenance tasks, as well as a quick
troubleshooting guide for any common problems which may be easily solved.
7.1. CLEANING.
Cleaning of the toilet suite connected to the waste disposer, should only be carried out using a
good quality non-corrosive mild soap and damp cloth.
In areas with a high level of water hardness and for the purpose of eliminating the lime deposits, it is
recommended to regularly clean the appliance as follows:
- Disconnect the waste disposer from the power supply.
- Pour a mixture of 1 litre of vinegar and 3 litres of water into the toilet bowl.
- Leave the mixture to work for approximately 3-4 hours.
- Reconnect the waste disposer to the power supply and switch on the power at the GPO.
Flush the toilet.
7.2. TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE.
Before performing any operation, please verify the following steps:
Check that the inlet valve and flush (outlet) valve of the cistern are in good condition, and the water
supply to the cistern remains open.
Check that the waste disposer is connected to a power supply protected by an RCD. Ensure it is working (by
checking that the RCD has not tripped. Reset the RCD at the power distribution box.
Please check the waste disposer thermal disconnection system has not tripped (the waste
disposer includes an automatic disconnection system in case of extremely high temperatures), by wait-
ing approximately 20 minutes (may vary depending on temperature conditions).
In case of excessively long operation, or if the waste disposer runs continuously, please check
if there is any sort of leaking from the cistern to the pan or in the rest of the connected fixtures.
Ensure that there is no return to the waste disposer through the non-return valve of the
discharge pipe due to an improper closing (verify that the clapper fits properly). (see
replacement-cleaning of the non-return valve on page 10).
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PROBLEM REASON SOLUTION
-The waste disposer does not start. -It is disconnected.
-The electrical connection is failing.
-The thermal protection circuit has been
tripped.
-Connect the unit properly.
-Check the electrical connection.
-Wait approximately 20 minutes until
the motor cools.
-The Residual Current Device (RCD)
trips. -Motor earth wire is defective. -Motor out of service. Contact your
local Reece store.
-The pumped discharge pipe is
obstructed -Clean the pumped discharge pipe.
-The motor buzzes but does not spin. -Turbines or blades blocked by foreign
bodies. -Remove the foreign bodies (see 7.3
motor disassembly & removal)
-After the discharge, the motor starts
and stops indefinitely. -Leaks in the non-return valve or water loss from the cistern or from the
auxiliary connection.
-Clean the non-return valve of the
pumped discharge pipe.
-Review and replace the cistern flush
valve seals and those of the taps
connected to the sanitary fixture.
-The motor does not stop. -Discharge pipe is too high or too long.
-Friction/head loss due to too many
elbows in the pumped discharge pipe.
The discharge pipe is obstructed.
-The discharge pipe is obstructed due
to lime scale remains.
-
The micro-switch that activates the
pump motor does not work properly.
.
-Review the pumped discharge
installation.
-Review the pumped discharge
installation.
-Perform the descaling process as
described on page 7.
-Contact your local Reece store.
-The motor only works when the WC
is discharged but not with the water
from the other sanitary connected
fixture.
-The auxiliary connection or the
non-return valve is blocked.
-The auxiliary connection lacks
ventilation.
-The micro-switch that activates the
pump is not working properly.
-Clean the waste pipe from the auxiliary
connection and the non-return valve.
-Install a drainage vent, or a
Premi-Aire Air Vent. / Review the
pumped discharge pipe installation.
-Contact yourlocal Reece store.
-After the discharge the motor runs
continuously for a time before
stopping.
-The water returns to the waste
disposer through the non-return valve.
The non-return valve does not work
properly
-Flush the toilet several times with clean
water and clean the non-return valve.
-Accumulation of residual waste
inside the toilet bowl after flushing -Insufficient water supply from the
cistern. -Adjust the water level in the cistern (6 litres minimum). - ensure that the
toilet and cistern connected to the
waste disposer are matched 6/3 litre
-The water returns to the shower base -The required minimum grade of the
shower waste pipe from the shower
trap to the inlet of the waste disposer
has not been achieved (see shower
base height).
-The non-return valve of the auxiliary
connection does not work properly.
-Review the installation (raising the
shower base height)
-Clean and/or replace the non-return
valve (refer 7.4)
-Odd noises when the motor operates. -Obstruction due to a foreign object that
has entered (been flushed) into the
waste disposer through the toilet
-Remove the foreign object from the
waste disposer (see 7.3. motor
dismantling and removal)
-The waste disposer does not dis-
charge correctly. -Corrosion of the active carbon filter. -Replace the filter (contact yourlocal
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-Nasty smells coming from the waste
disposer. -Obstruction in the Pumped discharge
pipe -Clean the pumped discharge pipe.
products
-The motor works, but does not
discharge or discharges too slowly.
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7.3. MOTOR DISASSEMBLY AND REMOVAL.
Before opening the waste disposer it is very important to check that the power supply cable has been
disconnected from the power point (GPO)
- Remove the protecting screw plug of the
cassette cover. Extract the screw. Remove the
cassette cover
- To remove the power lead from the motor
unplug the spade connectors. Take note of the
connections and ensure they are reconnected
correctly following the maintenance.
- To remove the cassette set (motor, pressure
switch, blades, pump, and condenser)
unscrew the 9 fixing screws of the main body.
Remove the whole cassette set by carefully
pulling the motor upwards .
Safety notice: Pay special attention to the
waste disposer blades as they are extremely
sharp. Do not rest the cassette on the blades.
Beware, also of the motor, as it might be hot
after long periods of use.
- Replace the cassette set with the spare one
and assemble it again following the steps in
reverse order (see electrical connections be-
low) and replace the cassette cover .
The whole process should take 10 minutes.
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BC
D
E
F
G
H
I
Network cable (A) – Made up of Live (brown),
Neutral (blue) and Earth (Yellow/Green).
Triac cable (B) – Live (brown) to connection 3
of pressure switch (D), spade female.
Network cable (C) Live (brown) to Triac (E).
Triac cable (F) – Live (brown) to motor.
Triac cable (G) – Live (brown) to connection 1
of pressure switch (D) and to motor.
Neutral (blue) (H) and Earth (Yellow/Green) (I)
spade male connection.
* If power supply cable is damaged, it must be
replaced by the manufacturer or a qualified
technician to prevent any danger.
E.-Insert the new cassette
within the waste disposer
body, carry out the electrical
connections and screw again
A.- Disconnect the waste
disposer and remove the
cassette cover (one screw)
D.- Disconnect the
electrical connections and
extract the cassette to be
replaced.
C.- Unscrew the nine fixing
cassette screws
F.- Put the cassette cover
again
B.- Remove the motor
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7.4. REPLACEMENT / CLEANING NON-RETURN VALVE.
Before starting the replacement/cleaning,
of the non-return valve, flush the toilet several times
and then close the stopcock isolating the pumped
discharge in the vertical pipe immediately above
the non-return valve. Disconnect the waste disposer
unit from the power supply.
- Remove the cover and the 1 1/4” nut.
- Release the pipe clips attaching the pipe to the
wall in order to move the pipe and to make
the dismantling easier.
- Have a container nearby to collect water.
- Empty the discharge pipe by activating the
non-return valve clapper.
- Remove the clip nut.
- Check or replace the seal support & non-return
joint set (clapper valve).
- To assemble the valve, follow the steps in
reverse order.
Before operating the waste disposer again, and for
the purpose of eliminating air within the discharge
installation, flush the cistern several times.
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8.1. HYDRAULIC CHARACTERISTICS
8. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS.
Inlets: .gnilpuoctesffoelbixelfmm011ØPan: :yrailixuA
Outlet: :egrahcsiD :evlaVgniniateR
Pump: .zH05,CA,V042~:egatloV lamrehT:esuF .Wk55.0:rewopdemusnoC Fµ52:roticapaC
Electrical Connection: Standard 3 pin 10 Amp Australian/ New Zealand plug
Maximum height of pumped discharge 6 m
Max.Graded distance of pumped
discharge: 62 m
Dimensions and weight: mm250x300x530:snoisnemiD 10.8Kg:thgieW
Weight incluiding packaging: 12.2Kg
NOTICE: All data provided in this technical catalogue, due to the constant improvement and evolution of
our products, can be modified without notice from time to time. This catalogue has no contractual nature
and the information is provided in good faith.
25NB uPVC Class 12 Pressure Pipe
1 1/4” x 32mm that can be dismantled.
Two 1 1/2” x 40mm auxiliary inlet for 40mm pipe.
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1
2
3
4
5
6
7
0 30 60 90 120
Height (m)
Output (litres/minute)

9. TECHNICAL DIAGRAMS
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A– CONNECTION TO EXISTING VENTILATION PIPE OR PREMI-AIRE AIR VENT (AAV).
B– DISCHARGE PIPE 25MM PVC PRESSURE PIPE 1% (1:100) GRADIENT.
C– INLET WASTE PIPE 2.5% (1:40) GRADIENT.
D–*LOCATION OF POWER SUPPLY MUST BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH AS/NZS 3000 AND MUST BE INSTALLED
BY A LICENCED ELECTRICIAN.
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ASSEMBLY AND SECONDARY VENTILATION SYSTEM SKETCH.
2.5% (1:40) GRADIENT
2.5% (1:40) GRADIENT
A
B
C
C
D
40mm Waste
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BODY PARTS.
1) BODY
2) 2A) ELBOW JOINT
2B) INLET ELBOW
3) CROSSBAR
4) AIR DEFLECTOR
5) RIGHT SIDE FACING
6) LEFT SIDE FACING
7) SPANNER
8) 1 1/2" NUT
9) 1 1/2" CHOKE PLUG
10) 1 1/2" BLUE JOINT
11A) NON-RETURN VALVE JOINT
11B) NON-RETURN VALVE HOLDER
12A) VENTILATION BUOY
12B) VENTILATION BUOY JOINT
13A) CLOSING LID TANK
13B) WATERTIGHTNESS JOINT
14A) ACTIVE CARBON TANK
14B) ACTIVE CARBON TANK LID
15 TANK FACING LID
16 CASSETTE FACING LID
17A) CASSETTE
17B) CASSETTE GASKET JOINT
18) MOTOR VENTILATION COVER
19) NUT 1 1/4”
20) DETACHABLE PIECE OF CASSETTE FACING
21) PVCb PIPE
22) PLASTIC CLAMP
23) SCREW PLUG
24) FIXING SCREW
25A) NUT CLIP FOR NON-RETURN VALVE
25B) NON-RETURN VALVE UPPER PART
25C) 31x12 O-RING
25D) NON-RETURN VALVE LOWER PART
25E) BUTT JOINT
25F) SOLVENT LOOSE NUT ADAPTOR 25G) NON
RETURN VALVE COVER PLATE
26) LOWER TOPS
27) WC CONNECTION COUPLING
28) 40X1 1/2” MF ECCENTRIC ADAPTOR
29) 1 1/2” MF O-RING JOINT
30) 1 1/2” MF RING
31) 11/2” MF NUT
32) TUBE ADAPTOR Ø32 X 25NB 25MM PVC PRESSURE
PIPE
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10.1 MACERATOR BODY PARTS.

11. DIMENSIONS
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1) CASSETTE
2) CASSETTE GASKET JOINT
3) CONDENSER
4) MOTOR VENTILATION CASING
5) THREE-WIRE CABLE
6) ENTRY BOOTS
7) MOTOR
8) MOTOR INSULATING DISC
9) PRESSURE SWITCH
(W/SCREW)
10) 22x3 O-RING
11) SCREW MOTOR PLUGS
12) MOTOR FIXING SCREW
13) CERAMIC LOCK
14) ROTOR
15) ROTOR CLAMPING SCREW
16) CASSETTE ROTOR LID
17) ROTOR LID SCREW
10.2 CASSETTE PARTS.
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10
11
15
17 16
14
13
12
1
2
3
4
6
5
7
8
9

12. DECLARATION OF COMPLIANCE
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THIS PRODUCT COMPLIES WITH:
AS/NZS CISPR14: ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY
AS/NZS 60335.1 HOUSEHOLD AND SIMILAR ELECTRICAL
APPLIANCES - GENERAL SAFETY REQUIREMENTS
AS/NZS 60335.2.41: HOUSEHOLD AND SIMILAR ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
SAFETY PARTICULAR REQUIREMENTS FOR PUMPS
ATS5200.101: TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION FOR PLUMBING AND
DRAINAGE PRODUCTS.
PART 101: APPLIANCES (LOW HAZARD RATING)
TESTED TO EUROPEAN STANDARDS:
EN 12050-3:
WASTE WATER LIFTING PLANTS FOR BUILDINGS AND SITES - PRINCIPLES
OF CONSTRUCTION AND TESTING - PART 3: LIFTING PLANTS FOR WASTE
WATER CONTAINING FAECAL MATTER FOR LIMITED APPLICATIONS
EN 12050-4:
WASTE WATER LIFTING PLANTS FOR BUILDINGS AND SITES - PRINCIPLES
OF CONSTRUCTION AND TESTING - PART 4: NON-RETURN VALVES FOR
FAECAL FREE WASTE WATER AND WASTE WATER CONTAINING FAECAL
MATTER
EC CERTIFICATE OF CONFORMITY
ATS 5200.101
LIC.WMKT22039
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13. WARRANTY
16- INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS AND MAINTENANCE GUIDE
Dear Customer,
This is the warranty by Reece Pty. Ltd. relating to your product. Please keep it together with your
purchase receipt. In the event of a query please contact your nearest Reece Plumbing Centre.
Warranty
You have purchased a quality product from Reece Australia. This product is covered by a 24 month
parts & labour warranty. This warranty covers faults in the product construction, material and assembly.
Faulty products will be repaired or exchanged free of charge. Faulty items become our property.
Please note that every product is subject to a stringent final inspection before it is delivered.
This warranty does not include faults caused by
• Unsuitable or improper use
• Incorrect installation
• Installation or part installation by the purchaser or any person
other than a LICENSED PLUMBER
• Improper or negligent treatment
• Normal wear and tear
• Inadequate or complete lack of maintenance
• Unsuitable usage
• Chemical, electrochemical or electrical influences.
Warranty repairs may only be performed by our service representatives or an authorised customer
service workshop.
Any attempt to repair the device by the customer or unauthorised third parties shall terminate the warranty.
Any warranty service granted by Reece will neither extend the period of the warranty nor will any new
warranty period be justified for any parts repaired or replaced by us.
To the maximum extent permitted by law, Reece excludes all warranties other than those set out above.
In the event of a warranty claim, we will replace or repair defective products, or pay for the cost of
having defective products repaired or replaced, but will not be liable for any injury to any person, damage
to any property, any indirect or consequential loss, or in any other respect.
Disclaimer:
The manufacturer/distributor reserves the right to vary specifications or delete models from their range
without prior notification. Dimensions and set-outs listed are correct at time of publication however the
manufacturer distributor takes no responsibility for printing errors.
WARRANTY & CARE DETAILS
VALID SERIAL NUMBER STICKER MUST
BE ATTACHED TO THIS MANUAL.
T-604 WASTE DISPOSER

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