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ELECTRICAL
CONNECTION
Advice for wiring up the Sanimarin MAXLITE+S:
The maximum recommended voltage drop is
5% or 0.6V for a supply voltage of 12V, and
1.2V for a supply voltage of 24V;
In the event of prolonged absence of supply or
long absence, cut off the water and electricity
supplies to the MAXLITE+S.
Electricity supplied consumption per
second:
12V : 0.007 Ah
24V : 0.004 Ah
Current consumption / Fuses:
12V : 300 W / 25 A
24V : 360 W / 15 A
Electric diameter wire:
12V (300 W)
1.5 mm² = 1 m max
2.5 mm² = 2 m max
4 mm² = 3 m max
6 mm² = 4,3 m max
24V (360W)
1.5 mm² = 3,5 m max
2.5 mm² = 6 m max
4 mm² = 9,5 m max
6 mm² = 14 m max
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CLEANING
For cleaning, use normal sanitary products.
CAUTION:
• Do not use aggressive chemicals (such as
acetone, pure bleach, etc.) that could da-
mage the material of the bowl.
• Use a suitable standard toilet brush; do
not use scouring or abrasive pads.
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WINTERING
In the event of a long period without use, rinse
the bowl and carry out several flushing cycles
with the fresh water and close through-hull val-
ves.
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GUARANTEE
2 years guarantee from date of purchase,
subject to correct installation and correct use:
disposal of toilet papers and fecal matter only.
Guarantee is limited to replacement or service
of the defective spare parts, and any indemnity
or claim for damages will not be included.
Freight and packing costs, travel expenses are not included in the guarantee. It does not cover any
normal deterioration of the material over time, any external deterioration or accident, incorrect disposal
of sanitary products. Any modification without prior notice will not be under guarantee. Fixing, modifi-
cation, or replacement of parts without our agreement will not be guaranted, and will invalidate it. Our
liability is solely for the product itself.
Guarantee starts from date of purchase we may request a copy of the invoice to validate the purchase
date.
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FAULT FINDING
In most cases, any inconsistencies in the operation of the unit will be minor and easy recti-
fied. Please refer to the chart below. If the problem cannot be easily remedied thanks to this
chart, please call our SFA Service organisation or go to a SFA-approved technician.
DISCONNECT THE ELECTRICAL POWER SUPPLY,
BEFORE ATTEMPTING ANY WORK ON THE UNIT.
FAULT OBSERVED
• The motor does not work
• There is no water inlet for
flushing
• The motor works but there is
no outlet
• The motor runs with a rattling
noise
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PROBABLE CAUSES
• No electricity supply
• The inlet pipe filter is clogged
• The water inlet pipe is pinched
• The water injection nozzle /
/solenoid valve is clogged
• The switch is wrongly wired up
• The outlet is clogged
• The outlet is too high
• The through-hull valve is closed
• There is no water in the bowl
• The switch is wrongly wired up
• A hard foreign body has fallen
into the bowl
TROUBLESHOOTING
• Check the control switch
• Check the electrical connections
• Check the power source.
• Clean the filter
• Check the pipes
• Check the pump
• Check the water injection nozzle
/solenoid valve
• Check the connection of the
cables.
• Dismantle and clean the outlet
• Change the outlet
• Check the pipe routing
• Check the through-hull valve
• Add water to the bowl
• Check the connection of the
cables.
• Cut the power supply to the
motor.
• Close the through-hull valves
• Remove the motor unit
• Use a hook to remove all
matter that could interfere with the
rotation of the shredder
• Use a tool to rotate the turbine in
both directions until it turns
freely
• Reconnect the power supply to
the motor. and press the «Pump
out» key to check the operation of
the appliance
• Re-open the through-hull valves
• If the macerator is still jammed
we advise you to contact our
ervice department who will be able
to advise you or direct you to one
of our service stations nearest to
your area.
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