Cleaning The Filter - Oras Electra 6104 Bedienungsanleitung

6134 and 6135:
– Put the contact plug transformer (13) into a 230 V wall socket.
– The control box operates at low voltage (12 V), so a plumber may also install and adjust the faucet.
PLEASE NOTE!
When connecting the mains voltage to the appliance, the solenoid valve will always be open for a moment.
– Turn on the water supply to the faucet.
– Check that the connections are watertight and that the faucet operates by placing your hand in
front of the photocell (14).
– Replace the control-box cover.
– Stick the instruction label supplied in a place where it can be seen easily.
After-flow time and recognition range
After-flow time is the period of time between the moment the photocell ceases to be activated and the
moment the water stops flowing. The recognition range is the greatest distance that an object can have
from the photocell to activate it and open the faucet. The after-flow time and sensing range have been preset
at the factory. If necessary, they can be adjusted as follows:
Recognition range
– Remove the control-box cover.
– Push the button (15).
– Position a piece of white paper (e.g. the installation instructions) vertically in front of the mixer, at the
distance at which the photocell is intended to react (e.g. at the outer edge of the basin).
– Hold the paper at this distance. Water will start to flow after about 30 seconds.
Pull the paper away after the water flow has stopped!
– The recognition range is now set and stored.
– This information will not be lost from memory if there is a power failure.
– Should the distance prove unsatisfactory, simply readjust by changing the position of the piece of
paper.
– Replace the control-box cover.
– The recognition range can also be adjusted using the Oras Data Terminal (v. 2.4 or later).
After-flow Time
– After-flow time can be adjusted using the Oras Data Terminal (v. 2.4 or later).
Limiting the Maximum Water Temperature
The max. water temperature can be fixed from cold to the mid-range area of the adjustment range. This
is done as follows:
– Turn the temperature regulating handle (25) so that the wing points downward.
– Unscrew the locking screw (26) for the temperature regulating handle, using a 2 mm Allen key.
– Pull off the temperature regulating handle.
– Remove the interlock disc (27) and turn it 180°.
– Replace the interlock disc so that the locking pins completely enter the corresponding holes (28) in the
valve housing.
– Install the temperature regulating handle with the wing down.
– Screw in the locking screw for the temperature regulating handle.

Cleaning the Filter

If the water flow has decreased, this may be because the filter is clogged. Clean the filter as follows:
– Shut off the water supply to the faucet.
– Unscrew the strainer (29) from the valve housing.
– Clean the strainer under running water.
– Screw the strainer back.
(factory-set to 1 second)
(see Figure 2)
(see Figure 2)
(see Figure 2)
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