American Standard 6058.105, 6058.102 installation instructions Faqs, 4GENERAL CLEANING Fig

Models: 6058.102 6058.105

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4GENERAL CLEANING; Fig. 4

4GENERAL CLEANING; Fig. 4

1.For general cleaning use a damp, soft cloth to clean the spout and the sensor.

2.For cleaning dirt use a soft cloth with diluted dish washing detergent. Wipe the area using a wet cloth and dry using a soft cloth.

CAUTION

Do not scratch the sensor when cleaning.

Avoid using anything that may scratch the spout surface. Never use polishing power, detergent or a nylon scrub brush. They will damage the surface of the spout or Sensor.

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FAQ'S

Q: Why has the flow rate of the faucet reduced

Q: Why does the faucet operate the opposite of

significantly?

expected-Turns On when not in sensor range, but turns

A: Check and clean aerator and strainer.

off when in sensor range?

Q: Why do I here humming noise from under the deck

A: Sensor wires to solenoid are reversed. Black to -

& Red to + is correct.

after faucet is turned off?

 

A: The humming noise is the temperture control motor.

Q: What is the operating pressure range?

The faucet has a default termperature setting, which is

A: Faucet will operate with supply pressures ranging

controlled by the motor which rotates a cycling cartridge.

from 20-80 psi.

If you have adjusted the temperature during faucet use,

Q: There is no flow out of faucet when I’m in sensor

then after 15 second delay, the motor will rotate the

cartridge back to the default temperature setting.

range?

 

A: Open enclousure cover and verify that all electrical

 

connections are tight, specifically the Red & Black

 

sensor wire connectors to the wire plugs.

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American Standard 6058.105, 6058.102 installation instructions Faqs, 4GENERAL CLEANING Fig