Sanicubic 1 WP - Pump Sanibroyeur - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL Sanicubic 1 WP Sanibroyeur

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APPLICATIONS SANICUBIC® 1 and SANICUBIC® 1 WP are pumping stations specially developed for individual use (de- tached house or small commercial premises). SANICUBIC® 2 Classic and SANICUBIC® 2 Pro are pumping stations specially developed for indivi- dual, commercial and small community use (small buildings, shops, public places). SANICUBIC® 2 XL is a pumping station specially de- signed for community use (professional buildings, restaurants, industries, schools, hotels or shopping centres). These devices comply with the EN 12050-1 stan- dard (pumping station for waste water contai- ning faeces) as well as the European directives on construction products, electrical safety and elec- tromagnetic compatibility.

INSTALLATION The SANICUBIC® must be installed in compliance with standard EN12056-4. The equipment must be commissioned and maintained by a qualified pro- fessional specialist.

1- Attention: the space in which the SANICUBIC®

is to be installed must be large enough to leave at least 600 mm of working room around and above the unit to facilitate such maintenance work as may be required. There must be sufficient lighting, and it must be sufficiently well ventilated and protected from freezing. 2-Isolating valves (not supplied) must be tted on waste inlets (especially the 110mm inlets) and on the discharge to ensure that any service/ maintenance may be carried out safely).

3- The discharge pipe must be fitted so as to avoid

all back flow from the drainage system (see the examples in drawing). Back flow can be avoided by installing an anti-back flow riser reaching a high point above the maximum back flow level. Comment: In the absence of local information to the contrary, the maximum back flow level corres- ponds to street level (roadway, pavements, etc.). Continue the discharge pipework after the anti- backflow riser, using a larger diameter pipe.

4- If the SANICUBIC® is installed in a space such as

a pit for example, we would recommend the fitting of a bilge pump in case of flooding.

5- The lifting station must be vented with an open

vent outlet at roof level. Do not fit an air admit- tance vale as the pump will not function correctly. ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

1- The electrical installation work must be carried

out by a qualified electrician. The electrical installation must comply with the standards in force in the country concerned

2- The power supply must be of the class 1 type. The

unit must be connected via an earthed connection box. The electric power circuit must be protected by a high-sensitivity 30 mA differential circuit brea- ker set at 20 A. The connection must be used solely to power the SANICUBIC®. If the power lead on the unit is damaged, it must be replaced by the manu- facturer or its after-sales service to avoid all danger.

OPERATING PRINCIPLE - SANICUBIC® 1/SANICUBIC® 1® WP contains 1 pump equipped with a high performance shred- ding system. - SANICUBIC® 2 Classic/SANICUBIC® 2 Pro contains two independent pumps. Each of these pumps is equipped with a high performance shredding system. Both pumps operate alternately to ensure even ware. In case of surcharge operation, both motors run simultaneously (or if one pump fails, the other takes over). - SANICUBIC® 2 XL contains two independent pumps, each with a clearance of 55 mm. The tank is equipped with three dip tubes, two of which control motor activation for double security, and the third controls the alarm system.

• 2 Long dip tubes During normal operation, as soon as the effluents reach the long tube’s activation level in the tank, the pumping system switches on.

• Short dip tube During surcharge operation, if the effluents reach the highest level in the tank (short tube), an au- dible and visual alarm system is activated and the pumping system switches on (if it is not faulty).

1- Once the plumbing and electrical connections

have been made, check that the connections are watertight by letting water flow successively through each inlet used. Make sure that the unit is operating correctly by carrying out at least two start cycles with water to test the system.

2 - WARNING! Do not operate the motors manual-

ly (using the key pad) where no water has ente- red the SANICUBIC®. Operation without water damages the maceration system.

SANICUBIC® 1 CONTROL KEYPAD OPERATION (IP67) 1/ General alarms: Level alarm: If the water level inside the device is abnormally high, the high level diptube microswitch will acti- vate the motor and the alarm LED lights up red. If this LED flashes red, it indicates a detection pro- blem for the normal water level (Long dip tube). Time alarm: If the motor runs continuously for more than 1 minute, the red LED alarm lights up. 2/ Reset alarm: The button on the keypad will only allow you to turn off the red LED (it will turn green) if the pro- blem that triggered the alarm has been resolved. It also allows you to stop the buzzing from the remote alarm control. Mains alarm: - If the LED is off, there is no power supply. - When the device is powered on again, and the LED flashes green, this indicates that the mains vol- tage has temporarily disappeared.

1/ General alarms: Level alarm: If the water level inside the device is abnormally high: the buzzer is triggered + the red alarm LED lights up + the motor starts-up. If this LED flashes red, it indicates a detection problem for the normal water level (Long dip tube). Temporary alarm: If the motor runs for more than 1 minute: the buz- zer is triggered + the red alarm LED lights up. Mains alarm: In case of power failure (or when unplugging the device): the buzzer is triggered + the red alarm LED lights up + the yellow mains LED flashes. 2/ General alarm reset: If the problem that triggered an alarm above di- sappears, the buzzer stops, but the red alarm LED remains lit as a reminder of the fact that the system encountered a problem. The keypad key will stop the buzzer in all cases, but it will only turn off the red LED if the problem that triggered the alarm has been resolved. Alarms from the remote box also remain active until the problem has been solved. This prevents the system from being «abandoned» by default. OPERATION OF THE SANICUBIC® 2 Classic/ SANICUBIC® 2 Pro/SANICUBIC® 2 XL REMOTE CONTROL BOX RAZ AlarmeLED GREEN: Power on RED: AlarmBUTTON Manual motor activation Alarm reset Yellow LED Mains supply Red LED alarme Manual activation Yellow LED: mains supply Red LED: alarm Manual activation Motor 1 Manual activation Motor 2

5OPERATION OF THE ALARM

1/ General alarms: Level alarm: If the water level inside the device is abnormally high: the buzzer is triggered + the red alarm LED lights up + both motors start-up. If this LED flashes red, it indicates a detection problem for the normal water level (Long dip tube). Temporary alarm: If one of the two motors runs for more than 1 mi- nute: the buzzer is triggered + the red alarm LED lights up + the other motor starts-up. Mains alarm: In case of power failure (or when unplugging the device): the buzzer is triggered + the red alarm LED lights up + the yellow mains LED flashes. 2/ General alarm reset: If the problem that triggered an alarm above di- sappears, the buzzer stops, but the red alarm LED remains lit as a reminder of the fact that the system encountered a problem. One of the two keypad keys will stop the buzzer in all cases, but it will only turn off the red LED if the problem that triggered the alarm has been resolved. Alarms from the remote box also remain active until the problem has been solved. This pre- vents the system from being left unknowingly in a faulty state

For wall mounting of the unit, use the following image as a guide:

The SANICUBIC® alarm unit does not require a separate power supply. The power is supplied through the SANICUBIC®. In case of power failure, the alarm unit’s battery takes over. Connection of the alarm unit to the device: Connect the alarm cable directly to the unit. 1/ The red general alarm LED reproduces the ope- ration of the corresponding LED on the SANICUBIC® control panel. The alarm unit sounds as long as the fault is present. To stop the alarm, press the reset (*) button on the device’s keypad or the button under the alarm unit. 2/ The yellow «mains» LED indicates the power sup- ply status of the alarm unit -steadily glowing light = live SANICUBIC® connec- ted to the mains supply -flashing = power failure on the SANICUBIC®. OPERATION OF THE SANICUBIC® 2 PRO H/F ALARM UNIT The alarm unit is in HF connection -868 Mhz HF with the SANICUBIC® 2 Pro. It receives various alarm information from it. If other devices operating in HF are disrupted by the system (or vice versa), a commutation of the HF -868 Mhz coding has been anticipated, which connects the base card and the remote alarm unit. In the event of interference with other HF devices or other SANICUBIC® 2 Pro devices nearby, unplug the unit and the remote module, switch one or more of the 4 switches of the device’s card (SW2). and do the same on the remote unit’s card.

Warning: the code must be the same for the 2

cards. The alarm unit has 3 LEDs and 1 buzzer. 1/ The red «general alarm» LED reproduces the operation of the corresponding LED on the SANI- CUBIC® control panel. 2/ The yellow «HF reception» LED reproduces the operation of the SANICUBIC® control panel’s yellow mains LED:

1/ Inspection The proper running of the wastewater lifting sta- tion should be checked by user once a month ob- serving at least two starting cycles. 2/ Maintenance The lifting station has to be regularly maintained by a qualified person. Intervals should:

• Every 3 months for lifting stations installed in commercial premises

• Every 6 months for lifting stations installed in col- lective buildings

• Once a year for lifting stations installed in indivi- dual houses During maintenance, the following should be done: a) Check the watertightness of connections by checking pipework to and from the lifting station b) Activate the gate valves , check their smooth function and their watertightness ( grease if neces- sary) c) Open and clean up the non return-valve system, check it is functioning correctly d) Clean up the pumping system and its connec- tions, check the impeller and the cutting system (for macerating pumps) e) Clean up the inside of the collecting tank f) Visually check the lifting station’s electrical control box functions Once the checks have been made, restart the lifting station in compliance with the manual instructions to check its proper running. A report should be issued detailing the checks and any notable points. If non-compliances that cannot be solved have been found, the qualified person in charge of the maintenance work has to immediately inform the lifting station’s user. 3/ Maintenance contract It is advised to the users to establish a maintenance contract for regular maintenance and checking.

- steady light = transmission OK, the SANICUBIC® control panel connected to the mains supply - blinking = transmission OK, but power failure on the SANICUBIC® control panel (which then runs on battery) - off = no HF reception (check that the code is the same as the SANICUBIC® control panel or loss of HF signal (too far away) discharged or failure of the SANICUBIC® control panel. 3/ Green «mains» LED indicates the power status of the alarm remote unit: - steady light = live unit connected to the mains supply - flashing = mains failure on the unit (which is the- refore operating on battery) - off = failure of the unit or discharged battery 4/ The buzzer sounds continuously during an alarm. It stops buzzing if the cause of the alarms disappear or if you press the general alarm reset button. Reset (*) :

If one of the motors cannot be made to operate correctly, use of that motor can be “disabled” by setting the corresponding switch on the board (SW1: switches 1 and 2 for motors 1 and 2). The motor thus “disabled” can be removed. The unit operates on the other motor.

GUARANTEE 2 years guarantee as from its date of purchase subject to correct installation and correct use. Only the disposal of toilet paper, faecal matter, and waste water will be under gua- rantee. Any damage due to foreign bodies such as cotton, condoms, sanitary towels, wet wipes, food, hair, metal, wood or plastic objects, will not be under guarantee. Solvents, acids and other chemicals can also cause damage to the unit, and will invalidate the guarantee.

Alarm on Sanicubic® 1 device (IP67) FAULT DETECTED POSSIBLE CAUSES ACTION TO BE TAKENflashing red alarm LED • Water level detection system faulty• Consult SFA after-sales service Steady red alarm LED • Blocked vent pipe• Blocked discharge• Blocked pump or out of order• Discharge too high or excessive inflow• Check that air flows freely in both directions in the vent pipe• Review installation• Consult the SFA customer servicesLED off • Power outage• Faulty printed circuit board• Check the electrical system• Consult the SFA customer services Alarm on the Sanicubic® 1 WP/ Sanicubic® 2 Classic/Sanicubic® 2 Pro/ Sanicubic® 2 XL control box FAULT DETECTED POSSIBLE CAUSES ACTION TO BE TAKENSiren + flashing red general alarm LED• Water level detection system faulty• Consult the SFA customer servicesSiren + steady red general alarm LED• Blocked vent pipe• The device has encountered the following problem: blocked pipe, pump(s) blocked• The device has encountered a power failure• Check that air flows freely in both directions in the vent pipe• Press the manual start button to reset the device (alarm off)• Consult SFA customer servicesSiren + general alarm LED + flashing yellow mains LED• Mains cut • To stop the siren, press on the Force Start button• Check the electrical system• Consult the SFA customer services IN ALL CASES, YOU MUST DISCONNECT THE PUMPING STATION

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