Operation; Installation; Maintenance - Grohe Tectron series Montageanleitung

GB
Application
This radio transmitter can be used to operate
Prod. No. 38 759.
Safety notes
• Installation is only possible in frost-free rooms.
• The radio transmitter is only suitable for indoor use.
• Use only genuine replacement parts and accessories. The
use of other parts will result in voiding of the warranty and
the CE identification.
Technical data
• Supply voltage
• Transmitter frequency
• Transmitter power
Approval and conformity
This product conforms to the requirements of the
relevant EU guidelines.
The conformity declarations can be obtained from the following
address:
GROHE Deutschland Vertriebs GmbH
Zur Porta 9
D-32457 Porta Westfalica

Operation

The radio transmitter can be used to trigger flushing
operations in the receiver electronics at the touch of a button.
The radio transmitter must be registered with the respective
receiver electronics for this purpose.

Installation

Slide clip (A) onto the support bar, see Fig. [1].
Attach the radio transmitter to the clip using the nuts (B), see
Fig. [2].
6 V lithium battery CR-P2
868.4 MHz
≤1 mW
Registering a radio transmitter
A maximum of 30 radio transmitters may be registered.
When registering a radio transmitter, make sure that no other
radio transmitters are being operated at the same time.
1. Activate registration mode on the radio transmitter (C) by
pressing the button (C1); (C2) flashes once in confirmation,
see Fig. [3].
2. Within 30 seconds, press the transmitter button (D) for
triggering flushing.
3. (C2) flashes three times to confirm correct receipt of a radio
signal.
4. The coding of the particular radio transmitter is stored and
the radio transmitter is then registered. Registration mode is
terminated.
Control reverts to normal mode.
Pressing the radio transmitter again following successful
registration (in normal mode) triggers flushing.
Further radio transmitters are registered as described above.
Deleting a radio transmitter
1. Press the button (C1) on the radio transmitter (C) – (C2)
flashes once briefly - and hold for 8 seconds.
2. Holding the button continuously for 8 seconds deletes all
registered radio transmitters; (C2) flashes once briefly in
confirmation.
Control reverts to normal mode.

Maintenance

Replacing the battery
The battery must be replaced 10 years at the latest after initial
operation of the radio transmitter.
1. Loosen screws (E) and remove the cover (F), see Fig. [4].
2. Remove the old battery (G) and insert a new one.
Replacing a radio transmitter
1. Loosen screws (E) and remove the cover (F).
2. Unscrew nuts (H), see Fig. [5].
3. Remove the old radio transmitter.
4. Install the new radio transmitter in the reverse order.
5. Register the new radio transmitter.
Disposal note
Dispose of the battery in accordance with national
regulations.
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