WOLSELEY Valve Mechanism Instruction Manual

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Valve Mechanism
Instruction Manual
Rev1.0, June-17

Valve working condition:

Water temperature: 2°C – 45°C.
It is important to ensure the critical level mark on the Fill-valve (“C.L” marking on valve body) should be at least 1” (25.4mm) above the top of the overflow pipe.

Installation stages:

Please install the valve by following the provided instruction listed below to avoid any functional failure (i.e.: leaking).
There are three stages of installation – Fill / Inlet valve, Flush valve, and Push-Button installation.
This fitting instruction is only for this valve installation.

Place fill valve & water-inlet triangle washer insert onto water-inlet hole of the water tank, follow by cover, water-inlet flat washer, plastic washer and hexagonal nut from the bottom of fill valve.
Tighten the water-inlet hexagonal nut from bottom and make a proper adjust in according to the size of water tank.

For adjust water level:

Undo the located clip, and rotate the water-inlet body anti-clockwise (“a” in Figure 1-2). Pull upside or downside for the desire position. Put back the water-inlet body follows by install the buckle.

For adjust the retaining tabs (“b” in Figure 1-2):

Switch the retaining tabs to “right” to adjust the desired location seal cup, follow by the lever adjustment connect to the float. Switch the retaining tabs to “left” for a fixed state.

For adjust the water level:

Rotate the adjustable rod to the desire height, which the water-stop cup and buoy will reach the suitable water level you need.

B. Inlet / Fill Valve Installation

Remove the flush-valve body from pedestal as shown in Figure 2-1
Place the pedestal onto the outlet of the cistern as shown in Figure 2-2.
Tighten the drainage nut back with all the provided washers as shown in Figure 2-2.
Install back the flush valve

C. Inlet / Fill Valve Installation

Unscrew the push button nut as shown in Figure 3-1.
Place the push button onto the cistern lid middle hole.
Tighten the push button from underneath until the push button is securely firm
Check if the “pull flush rod” is line up with the flush-valve key-press as shown in Figure 3-3.
Confirm if the key-press operates smoothly or is not jammed.
Tighten the pull flush rod. Check the half-flush engagement.
Cut off any excessive length of the pull-flush rod that connects to the half flush key-press as shown in Figure 3-4.
Tighten the pull flush rod on the full-flush key press.
Check the full flush engagement with the pull flush rod, in order to avoid full flush malfunction. Not to cut too short as shown in Figure 3-5.
Cut off any excessive length of the pull-flush rod.