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3-8-12
FREEZING
Ensure all pipe work susceptible to freezing is adequately insulated or heated. In unheated buildings, the toilet, piping and
macerating unit must be properly winterized. Use plumbers' anti-freeze or drain completely.
3-8-13
ELECTRICITY
The macerating system must be connected to a Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI).
Before attempting any maintenance or servicing, the unit must be disconnected from the power source.
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SHOWER
The water height will be 4.5" in the Macerator tank before the unit starts pumping. The shower stall floor must be well above this
level, Liberty recommends at least 6" - 8" to ensure proper shower drainage and prevent any backflow.
4. Operation
4-1
ACTIVATING THE UNIT
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Ensure that the toilet / tank have been assembled per the instructions provided with the toilet tank.
4-1-2
Ensure any ball or gate valve in the discharge line is in the open (full flow) position.
4-1-3
Open the shut-off valve and let the toilet tank fill up. Look for leaks at connections.
4-1-4
Ensure the macerating unit has both decorative covers installed and is plugged in with the power supply turned on.
The green light should be illuminated. If the green light is blinking, check to confirm the decorative covers are
properly seated.
4-1-5
Deposit a few sheets of toilet paper into the bowl and flush the toilet. There should be no paper remaining in the bowl
after the flush. This should be repeated several times.
4-1-6
Either flushing the toilet or the height of water in the tank activates the Macerator's adaptive switch system. The unit
will turn on shortly after the toilet is flushed or when a water depth of 4.5" is achieved. The duration of operation will
differ depending upon the installation. Note, the Macerator may not run immediately upon sink usage.
4-2
CAUTIONARY NOTES
4-2-1
The macerating system is designed for human waste and toilet paper.
4-2-2
Do not dispose of acids, alkalis, solvents, oils, paint, paint strippers, food waste, and cotton swabs. Off-the-shelf toilet
cleansers will normally not hurt the macerating unit. During cleaning or when using a plunger the macerator could
turn on.
4-2-3
Do not hang bleach blocks or hypochlorite cleaners in the toilet tank. These solutions have been shown to
deteriorate the plastic and neoprene components of the flush and fill valves, and may cause leaks.
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In the event of a power loss, the toilet can be used twice. Use of sanitary fixtures like a sink should be limited. Do not
use shower or tub as the macerating unit will fail to pump until the power is restored.
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MAINTENANCE
The macerator is designed such that every component can easily be serviced or replaced if required.
4-3-1
Decorative covers: Both the right and left decorative covers sit on the product and are retained with some simple clips
and posts. The right side can be removed by pulling it horizontally away from the macerator and then lifting vertically. The
left decorative cover is secured and positioned by two mating posts on the main cover.
Left side
Risk of electric shock, always disconnect the macerator from the power source before handling or making
adjustments. Health hazard: sharp blades within unit, wear rubber gloves.
Right
side
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