MOFEM HI301P Junior EVO X Sink Faucet Instructions
- June 16, 2024
- MOFEM
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INSTRUCTIONS – Tap ranges
HI301P Junior EVO X Sink Faucet
Single handle faucets:
ECO TREND, TREND, JUNIOR, JUNIOR ECO, JUNIOR EVO, INKA, MAMBO-5, CUADRO, KOBE, ROVER, MC-10, MC-10 PLUS, MB2, OPEN, MB, MEDICAL, MF, PORTO, MONT, FORUM, ROYAL PLUS, VITA, AURA, BLACK&WHITE, TREND2, ICON, PALMA, ALAIOR-XL, ARES, MULTI-BOX, TREND PLUS, PRO, CALVIA, FORMENTERA, MOONLINE, MODE,.
Two-handle faucets:
TREFF, 1820, VISION, GOLF, TRIGO, Water heater (boiler), Shower systems
Electronic faucets: TEKA types, Shower systems
HI301P
Manufacturer/Distributor: STROHM .Zrt.9200
INSTALLATION
We recommend that the installation, commissioning and repair of fittings
(taps) should be carried out by a professional!
For information on the installation of fittings (taps), please refer to the
installation instructions and diagrams on the website
(www.mofem.hu)!
The operation of the mixer – two handle mixer With the turn of the right
handle cold water with the left handle warm water can be taped. With the
simultaneous opening of both handles the desired water temperature is mixable.
The operation of the mixer – one handle mixer Pressing the handle all the way
down closes the mixer.
By lifting the handle the the flow rate, while by turning it the water
temperature can be adjusted. By turning the handle clockwise the temperature
can be increased while turning it counterclockwise the water temperature can
be lowered.
If an outlet that can shut off the water flow after the tap has been opened
(e.g. a push-button handshower) is used with the wall tap, it is recommended
to install a non-return valve in the hot and cold inlet branches. This applies
to both out-of-wall and concealed taps.
TECHNICAL DATA
Conventional faucet:
- Operation pressure: 1 – 10 bar (kg/cm2)
- Recommended operation pressure: 2 – 5 bar (kg/cm2)
- Hot water recommended temperature: 45°C – 65°C
- The pressure of hot water should be similar to the pressure of cold water.
- Any water remaining in the spout or shower head may escape after the tap has been turned off. If the dripping stops within a short time and you do not experience any further dripping until the next use, the product is working properly. In the event of persistent dripping over a longer period, please contact our customer service.
Low pressure faucet (Niederdruck):
- Operation pressure: Max 10 bar (kg/cm2)
- Recommended operation pressure: 5 bar
During the heating of the boiler, some drops can fall from the spout, due to
the expansion of the water inside the boiler. Don’t prevent it. Dropping of
the faucet is not a defect of the product but a combination of the
characteristics of the faucet and the boiler. On the spout it’s not possible
to assembly any other aerator or dispositive different from the one that is
assembled on the faucet. Never cork the spout.
When the faucet is turned off immediately (pressure equalization, gravity), a
slight water flow may occur.
MAINTENANCE
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The temperature of water intended for human consumption in contact with the product should not exceed 65°C for public health reasons.
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Application: drinking water supply, domestic hot water supply
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After installation, rinsing of the product is always recommended before use or, in the case of regular use, before consumption. After installation, the tap must be flushed and a minimum of 10-10 minutes of hot and cold water rinsing is recommended.
After a prolonged stagnation (at least overnight), at least 1-2 litres of water should be flushed. It is not recommended to use the water obtained from the flushing process for drinking or cooking purposes. -
Given the higher leaching of products expected with hot water, it is recommended to use cold water for both cooking and drinking and to consume it heated.
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Flexible hoses used to connect products should only be registered products.
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To protect the structure of the taps, it is recommended to install a drinking water filter in the drinking water system (filter fineness: 60-90 microns)
Cleaning:
We wish for the final user to enjoy Mofém products for the longest time. In
order to do so, we would like for you to carefully consider the following
instructions when cleaning our products so as to preserve their outstanding
surface finishing quality.
The chemicals used for cleaning/disinfecting the products are those described
in Government Decree 201/2001 (X.25.) and Joint Decree 38/2003 (VII.7) of the
Ministry of Agriculture, Food, Agriculture and Forestry, and the Ministry of
Agriculture, Forestry,Environment and Water Management.
We recommend the use of Mofém detergent or other detergents based on citric
acid.
- Clean the product with a non-aggressive soapy solution.
- Limestone stains can be avoided drying the surface after using or washing it.
- After the complete cleaning process, it is suggested to rinse the product using wáter, in order to eliminate any detergent.
- To avoid lime obstructions or blockages on the tap’s aerator, we recommend disas- sembling it periodically, and submerging it into a solution of diluted vinegar.
- You can use cloths, towels, wipers and non abrasive sponges that will not scratch the surface.
- Do not use anti lime detergents that contain hydrochloric, formic or acetic acid. They could eliminate the shine
- and even the superficial chrome surface.
- Do not use detergents based on chlorine, bleach or bleaching agents. They can cause superficial stains.
- We recommend not using abrasive detergents (for example floor or dishwasher deter- gents), abrasive utensils or micro fibered cloths that can scratch the surfaces.
- The use of detergents with a phosphoric acid base cannot be used routinely.
- Never spray detergent (whatever its nature may be) on the tap itself but on textiles. Detergent could enter inside the tap causing mechanical damages. Residues from personal cleaning products can cause superficial damages as well. Therefore, we recommend rinsing your Mofém product using water abundantly. On surfaces already damaged, caused by previous cleaning actions, the use of detergents will accelerate the deterioration process. Try to use detergents that do not harm the environment.
Aerator
- It is recommended to descale and disinfect the faucet aerators on a monthly basis. When cleaning and disinfecting taps, only chemicals that comply with the requirements of Government Decree 201/2001 (X.25.) and Joint Decree 38/2003 (VII.7) of the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, Environment and Water Management.
- Due to the way in which the aerator operators, it forms a significant aerosol and therefore poses an increased risk of exposure to Legionella. Therefore, its use is not recommended in in-patient care rooms in healthcare institutions or in any place where the Legionella count in cold and/or hot water is above the action level defined in EMMI Decree 49/2015 (XI. 6.).
Flexible connection pipes:
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The temperature of water intended for human consumption in contact with the product should not exceed 80°C in case of TAQ flexible connection pipes, and 65°C in case of „SOFTPEX” flexible conncection pipes for public health reasons.
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Application: drinking water supply, domestic hot water supply
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The section of the water network containing the product must be filled for at least 1 day with drinking water or domestic hot water. The flushing water shall be discharged into the sewer and it may not be used as drinking water and or as domestic hot water.
Only then should the the water system section containing the product be used for its intended purpose. -
In the first weeks after application of the product in case of TAQ flexible connection pipes metal and organic leaching, in case of „SOFTPEX” flexible conncection pipes organic leaching may occur, which may cause taste and odour problems, excessive bacterial growth and increased chlorine demand. This phenomenon is temporary, and it can be reduced with more frequent water changes and flushing.
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The chemicals used for cleaning/disinfecting the products are those described in Government Decree 201/2001 (X.25.) and Joint Decree 38/2003 (VII.7) of the Ministry of Agriculture, Food, Agriculture and Forestry, and the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, Environment and Water Management.