Replacement Parts; Disposal Instructions - Grohe FOOT CONTROL 30 310 Manual De Instrucciones

Operation, see fold-out page II, Fig. [20].
If the flow rate in the Foot control function is too high,
exchange snap coupling 48 220 with 64 999, see Fig. [9] and
fold-out page III.
Hygiene flushing, see Fig. [21].
Hygiene flushing serves to ensure water hygiene if the fitting is
not used for a long time.
By initiating the Foot Control function and then pressing the
button at the control unit, a flushing for a period of 10 minutes
takes place.
If the faucet is activated during this period again, the flow
will be stopped, the hygiene flushing failed and has to be
restarted.
Maintenance
Inspect and clean all components and replace if necessary.
Shut off hot and cold water supply.
Remove battery and separate plug-in connectors,
see fold-out page II, Figs. [6] and [16].
I. Battery, see Fig. [16].
The battery must be replaced at the latest 10 years after
putting the fitting into service.
A required change will be signaled by the indicator lamp of the
controller and by the faucet. Signaling occurs when using the
Foot control function
At low battery level, the indicator lamp flashes and the water
flow starts with three short bursts of water.
In case of an almost discharged battery, the indicator lamp
Fault Cause
Water not flowing • Water supply interrupted
Water flow does not • Water supply interrupted
start after usin the • Filter in solenoid valve blocked
Foot control • Plug-in connector of solenoid valve without
function
• Solenoid valve defective
• No voltage
• Sensor system not correctly adjusted to
Water flowing • Solenoid valve defective
continuously • Sensor system not correctly adjusted to
Undesired water • Sensor system not correctly adjusted to
flow
• Potential equalisation not provided
• Fitting not correctly calibrated
Flow rate too low • Filter in solenoid valve dirty
• Shut-off valves, service valves not fully open
contact
- Battery discharged
- Plug-in connector without contact
ambient conditions
ambient conditions
ambient conditions
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flashes and the water flow stops after three short bursts of
water.
In case of a discharged battery, the indicator lamp flashes and
the water will not flow.
Assemble in reverse order.
Insert battery with correct polarity.
II. Solenoid valve, see Fig. [22].
Assemble in reverse order.
III. Control, see Figs. [22] to [23].
Assemble in reverse order.
IV. Non-return valve and filter, see Fig. [24].
Assemble in reverse order.

Replacement parts

See fold-out page III (* = special accessories).
Care
For directions on the care of this fitting, please refer to the
accompanying Care Instructions.

Disposal instructions

This category of device does not belong in the
domestic waste, but must be disposed of
separately in accordance with the relevant national
regulations.
Dispose of batteries in accordance with national
regulations.
Remedial action
- Open shut-off valves/service valves
- Open shut-off valves/service valves
- Clean filter
- Attach plug-in connector
- Replace solenoid valve
- Replace battery
- Check plug-in connectors
- Increase Foot control parameters
(5 highest value...1 lowest value)
- Replace solenoid valve
- Reduce Foot control parameters
(5 highest value...1 lowest value)
- Reduce Foot control parameters
(5 highest value...1 lowest value)
- Provide potential equalisation, see section
Connecting the faucet
- Remove battery and re-insert it. Check again after
the indicator lamp goes out
- Clean filter
- Fully open shut-off valves, service valves and
check supply lines
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