Kohler K-10949 Guia Del Usuario página 19

Troubleshooting (cont.)
Symptom Probable
Cause
D. Battery life
expired.
E. Solenoid
broken.
F. Sensor
eyes are
scratched.
G. Bleed hole
in
diaphragm
plugged or
debris on
seal.
2. Low flow. A. Supply
stop not
fully open.
B. Supply
stop not
allowing
enough
flow.
C. Supply
pressure is
low.
Kohler Co.
Recommended Action
• NOTE: The unit requires four
standard 1.5 V "AA" alkaline
batteries. This item is not
available from Kohler but can
be purchased at convenience
stores.
• Follow the directions of
"Replace the Batteries" section
in this guide.
• Order a new solenoid service
kit.
• Replace the sensor assembly.
Follow the directions of
"Remove the DC Sensor" and
"Install the DC Sensor" sections
in this guide.
• Follow the directions of
"Clean/Replace the
Diaphragm" section in this
guide.
• NOTE: Take care to replace the
diaphragm in its seat before
installing it into the valve body.
• Remove the cover on the end
of the supply stop.
• Turn the supply stop screw
counterclockwise until it is in
the fully open position.
• Replace the cover.
• Remove the cover on end of
the supply stop.
• While testing the flush, adjust
the supply stop screw
counterclockwise until
adequate flow is achieved.
• Replace the cover.
• Check any filtration systems for
blockage.
• Measure the incoming water
pressure. Minimum pressure
should be 20 psi (1.4 bar).
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