Fontana Motion Sensor Faucets Diagrams and Installation Instructions
Automatic faucets are common in public restrooms, particularly in restaurants, malls, airports and hotels, where they water consumption and reduce the transmission of disease causing microbes.Simple Installation Guide
The Motion Sense is easy and simple to operate, you can activate the faucet by waving your hand over the faucet or by placing your hands or an object under the spout. You have two option to turn the sensor faucet on either place your hands or an object under the spout and the Ready Sensor will sense you in the activation zone, or motion your hand over the Wave Sensor on the top of the faucet.
In certain situations you may run into issues with the motion sensor faucet that are common to 3 major issues: First Issue: The Sensor Faucet has no Flashing Light or no Water is coming out? If the LED sensor light does not flash and there is no water coming out of the faucet, this means (most likely) the batteries were not installed properly. First you would need to remove the battery box cover and examine the batteries to see if they were inserted in the right order/direction specified as per instructions. If this was done properly maybe you would need to firmly push the batteries down to ensure they have been fully inserted and are touching the contacts. Finally, check the valve control to determine if the connection from the battery box is secure. Second Issue:Flashing Light But No Water If the LED sensor does flash but there is no water coming from the faucet, the batteries may need replacing. On some touchless faucet models, the light will flash 5 times every 4 seconds to indicate that the batteries are low, so replacing them is the first step. However, a flashing light may also indicate that there is a short in the sensor or the sensor wire. Cautiously remove the black sensor wire from the washer and touch it with your finger.
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This should produce a water flow, which ceases when you stop touching the wire. If so, the problem is with the cover plate installation and the spout. If not, there is either a grounding issue or the sensor wire may be broken. Third Issue: Slow Water Flow If the sensor faucet has a slow water flow, the water supply valve may not be fully open, and if so, merely adjust the valve. It is possible that the aerator is clogged, and removing and cleaning it will restore a normal water flow. The solenoid filter may also be clogged. However, if removing and cleaning it does not solve the problem, you may need a replacement solenoid filter kit see the diagrams for proper installations..
