Sloan Mobile Handwashing Station MH-3050 Installation Guide

: June 6, 2024
: SLOAN

Table of Contents

Limited Warranty
Installation Instructions
IMPORTANT
Connect the AC Power In
Operation Instructions AC Power
Draining the Waste Water Tank (Gravity-Fed)
Draining the Waste Water Tank (Electric Pump)
Care and Maintenance
Illustrated Parts List
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Sloan Mobile Handwashing Station
MH-3050 Installation and Operation Instruction

Installation Instructions
Code #: 0816884 Rev 1 (11/20)

Limited Warranty

Unless otherwise noted, Sloan Valve Company warrants its Mobile Handwashing Sink to be made of first-class materials, free from defects of material or workmanship under normal use and to perform the service for which it is intended in a thoroughly reliable and efficient manner when properly installed and serviced, for a period of one year from date of purchase. During this period, Sloan Valve Company will, at its option, repair or replace any part or parts which prove to be thus defective if returned to Sloan Valve Company, at the customer’s cost, and this shall be the sole remedy available under this warranty. This warranty covers enclosure framing, panels, countertop material, and attachments. It does limit or extends individual product component warranties provided by the component manufacturer. No claims will be allowed for labor, transportation or other incidental costs. This warranty extends only to persons or organizations who purchase Sloan Valve Company’s products directly from Sloan Valve Company for purpose of resale. This warranty does not cover the life of the batteries.

THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES THAT EXTEND BEYOND THE DESCRIPTION ON THE FACE HEREOF. IN NO EVENT IS SLOAN VALVE COMPANY RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF ANY MEASURE WHATSOEVER.

Installation Instructions

Code #: 0816885 Rev 1 (11/20)

Figure 1

Parts List

For a standard 13-gallon draw-string trash bag, see the spare parts list for details.

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MH-3050 Mbl Hand Hyg 1 St SS w Heat Tank Component Layout

Component / Description

Initial Setup Prior to First Use

IMPORTANT

(Must be completed before initial power up and water connection)

Use holding tank cleaner/treatment for the 16-gallon waste tank.
Sanitation of the freshwater pump (if applicable) must be completed prior to initial use.
Batteries for the paper towel dispenser are shipped loose and must be installed prior to initial use.
Soap bottle is shipped loose and must be installed prior to initial use.
This mobile handwashing sink has multiple options for power, water supply, and drainage. See below.

Power

AC Power
– Select this option when power can be supplied by an external source.
DC Power (If applicable)
– Select this option when external power is not available, and battery power is required.

Water Supply

External Water Supply
– Select this option when an external water connection is available, this option can be connected via a 3/4” garden hose.
5 Gallon Water Supply (If applicable)
– Select this option when an external water connection is not available, two 5 gallon water bottles (not supplied) are required.

Drainage

Manual (Gravity fed)
– Select this option if no power is available to the unit. This option is controlled by a ball valve.
Electric Pump
– Select this option if AC or DC power has been selected, this option is controlled by a switch.
– Select this option if waste needs to be pumped uphill or over a long distance.

Faucet:

Refer to detailed EFX-150 instructions available via Sloan.com for the following:
– Sensor calibration (If required)
Note: Failure to properly calibrate the faucet sensor may lead to unexpected activation and increased maintenance intervals.
– Priming
– Battery battery replacement
– Care and cleaning

Soap Dispenser:

Refer to detailed CS-8 instructions available via GOJO.com for the following:
– Installation of replacement soap bottle and battery (Shipped together)
– Care and cleaning

Paper Towel Dispenser:

Refer to EnMotion manufacturer instructions for the following:
– Installation of batteries (Included, shipped loose)
– Paper towel installation
– Paper length setting
– Care and cleaning

Fresh Water Pump:

Refer to detailed instructions available via Xylem.com for the following:
– Sanitize unit prior to first use.
– Routine sanitation must occur as required, a minimum of 6 times per year.

16 Gallon Waste Tank

Sanitation of Grey Water Tank
– The 16 Gallon grey water tank must be treated to break down waste and eliminate odors. Using a liquid holding tank cleaner/treatment, follow the holding tank cleaner instructions for cleaning or treatment of grey water holding tank. For best results, clean and flush the tank weekly regardless of the water level or usage. Recommend using a formaldehyde-free formulation that is safe for all pipes including PVC. Routine treatment is an important step to ensure reliable service.

Setting Up for External Water Supply In and Waste Water Out

Connect to water supply in.
a. Make sure that the external water is OFF
b. Using a standard 3/4” yard hose or equivalent, connect to an external water supply.
c. Connect the opposite end of the hose to the Water Supply In on the middle, rear panel of the Rapid Response Wash Station.
d. Make sure that the connection is tight and does not leak.
Connect to waste line out (Gravity-Fed).
a. Using a standard 3/4” yard hose or equivalent, connect to the Waste Line Out on the bottom, the rear panel of the Rapid Response Wash Station.
b. Make sure that the connection is tight and does not leak.
c. Place the opposite end of the hose in an appropriate area for draining the waste water tank.
Connect to waste line out (Pump).
a. Make sure that the gravity-fed ball valve is in the closed position.
b. Using a standard 3/4” yard hose or equivalent, connect to the Waste Line Out on the bottom, the rear panel of the Rapid Response Wash Station.
c. Make sure that the connection is tight and does not leak.
d. Place the opposite end of the hose in an appropriate area for draining the wastewater tank.

Connect the AC Power In

WARNING – Risk of Electric Shock. Connect Only to a Supply Protected by a Ground-Fault Circuit-Interrupter (GFCI).

Plug a 12/3-Prong NEMA L5-20 Amp 125V Power cord (Not supplied) into twist lock AC Power In receptacle on the rear panel of the Mobile Handwashing Sink, and connect the opposite end to a matching NEMA L520R twist-lock receptacle (120V/20A).
Note:
Strain Relief – UL 1951, Clause 10.4 and C22.2 No. 68, Clause 5.6 – A flexible cord shall be provided with a means to reduce the transmittal of tensional or rotational force from the cord to the wiring connections. A detachable flexible power supply cord will be permitted for the 120 VAC powered Hand Washing Stations if the appliance inlet is a twist-lock design.

Operation Instructions AC Power

Position the Mobile Handwashing Sink where needed.
Lock each caster in place to secure the Mobile Handwashing Sink in place.
a. Press down on the lock lever for each caster until the lever locks into place and the caster no longer rotates freely.
b. To release the lock lever, press upon each locking lever until the lever locks in the open position and the caster rotates freely.
Connect external water supply in and the waste line out.
Plug a 12/3-Prong NEMA L5-20 Amp 125V Power cord (Not supplied) into twist lock AC Power In receptacle on the rear panel of the Mobile Handwashing Sink, and connect the opposite end to a 110 VAC power source.
Using AC Power.
a. Position the AC / DC Switch to the AC position.
b. Position the Main On/Off Switch in the on position.
c. If using the electric drain pump option, position the drain pump switch in the On position.
When using the Mobile Handwashing Sink for the first time, prime the sensor faucet by moving your hand in front of the faucet sensor to prime the water lines.
The Mobile Handwashing Sink is ready for use.
Drain Waste Tank when above half full.
a. Periodically remove or open an access panel to check the waste tank water level. If the waste tank water level is more than half full, drain the waste tank.
Set all switches to the off position when not in use

Draining the Waste Water Tank (Gravity-Fed)

Drain the waste tank (Gravity-Fed).
a. Make sure that the waste line hose is connected to the waste line out (Gravity Fed Location, Figure 3. page 5) at the bottom rear panel of the Rapid Response Wash Station.
b. Make sure that the opposite end of the waste line hose is in an appropriate location to drain the wastewater tank. 16 gallons minimum drainage.
c. Open the right-side access panel.
d. Locate the waste line ball valve and turn a 1/4 turn to open the valve.
e. Close the waste line ball valve when the wastewater tank is empty.
f. Close and latch the right access panel.

Draining the Waste Water Tank (Electric Pump)

Drain the waste tank (Electric Pump).
a. Make sure that the waste line hose is connected to the waste line out (Pump Location, Figure 3. page 5) at the bottom rear panel of the Mobile Handwashing Sink.
b. Make sure that the opposite end of the waste line hose is in an appropriate location to drain the wastewater tank. 16 gallons minimum drainage.
c. Use the 1/4” Hex Key (Included). unlock the cam latch on the right access panel. Open the right-side access panel.
d. Locate the Main On / Off Switch and toggle to the On position.
e. Locate the Waste Pump On-Off Switch and toggle to the On position.
f. Toggle Waste Pump Switch to the Off position when the waste tank is empty.
Note: Failure to turn the wastewater pump off when the tank is empty can damage the pump or cause premature pump failure.
g. Close and latch the right access panel.

Suggested Usage Schedule

Notes:

The frequency may vary per actual daily use.
Recharge battery daily, regardless of use. Make sure that the battery is fully charged prior to each use.
Empty and treat wastewater tank weekly, regardless of use.

WARNING
DO NOT operate or store Mobile Hand Washing Station below freezing temperatures. Damage to internal components may occur.

Care and Maintenance

Stainless Steel Care
Stainless steel has a bright surface that is easy to clean and is free from oxides. Therefore, cleaning of stainless steel is relatively simple and easy if done on a regular basis.

The frequency of cleaning should depend on the rate at which the fixture becomes dirty. Remember that fresh (soft) deposits of all kinds are relatively easy to remove while removing older is much more difficult. Establish a cleaning SCHEDULE. Routine cleaning should involve ordinary soap or detergent and water, applied with a sponge, brush, or cloth. Rinse THOROUGHLY and wipe dry.

DO NOT use common steel wool, scouring pads, scrapers, wire brushes, files, or other steel tools to clean stainless steel. Certain chemical compounds, if used on stainless steel can give the appearance of rust and if allowed to stand for long periods of time can pit the surface of stainless steel. Products containing hydrochloric acid, muriatic acid, or potassium hydrochloride should never be used.

Tips to Keep Stainless Steel Clean and Corrosion Free

Utilize the proper tools.
Wipe with the grain of the stainless steel.
Utilize alkaline, alkaline chlorinated, or non-chloride-containing cleansers.
Soften hard water with filters to reduce mineral deposits.
Clean your equipment frequently to prevent food particles from causing pits and cracks.
If a chlorinated cleanser is used, rinse and dry immediately.
Absolutely, never under any circumstances use hydrochloric acid (muriatic acid) on stainless steel.
Periodically restore or passivate your stainless steel.

Lubrication
Periodically apply silicone or oil lubricant to moving parts such as casters and hinges for smooth operation and protection.

Illustrated Parts List

Spare Parts List

Item No.| Code No.| Description
1A| 3324025| Sloan® BASYS® EXF-150 Sensor Faucet
2A| 0383300| PURELL® CS8 Soap Dispenser
2B| 0383301| PURELL® CS8 1200 mL HEALTHY SOAP® refill, 2pk.
3| 0383332| Georgia Pacific® enMotion® Impulse® Automatic Paper Towel Dispenser, White
4| 0383505| Pull Handle
5| 0383390| Trash bag Holder
6| 0383518| Graphic Label Kit
7| 0386057| McGuire® ProDrain® with 1 1/4″ Tailpiece
8| 0383323| Rain Hood
9| 0383333| Eemax® MiniTank”‘ EMT] 1.5 Gallon Electric Water Heater
10| 3830010| MH PANEL ASM-UPPER FRONT NO DISPLAY
11| 3830008| MH PANEL ASM-LOWER FRONT
12| 3830006| MH PANEL ASM-LEFT
13| 3830007| MH PANEL ASM-RIGHT

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