How to Clean Filter Screen Debris Yourself
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How to Clean the Filter Screen Yourself
Required tools: suction cup for sensor tapware, Phillips screwdriver, flat-head screwdriver, and adjustable wrench. Cleaning the filter mesh is only possible if the solenoid valve features a pre-filter. Debris removal involves two scenarios: cleaning the filter mesh and cleaning the solenoid valve coil head. Before removing debris, turn the flow control valve to the closed position or shut off the main water supply valve.
If you notice reduced flow or failure to shut off in sensor faucets, sensor urinals, or sensor toilets, please clean the solenoid valve filter screen by removing any debris or impurities. This type of maintenance for sensor sanitary ware is not covered under GIBO’s after-sales service warranty; however, telephone consultation support is available at 4006622163.
When cleaning the filter valve, first turn the flow control valve clockwise to shut off the water supply. Then use a flat-head screwdriver to remove the filter screen, rinse it thoroughly with clean water, reinstall and tighten it securely, and finally reopen the flow control valve.
Note: Close the water flow control valve before removing the filter screen.
All GIBO sensor sanitary ware products feature remote control adjustment, allowing users to fine-tune the sensing distance of sensor faucets and flush valves, as well as the flush duration. Adjusting the flush time helps optimize water flow if it is too high or too low. The dedicated remote control for sensor sanitary ware is not included with the product and must be purchased separately. For details, contact GIBO customer service at 400-6622-163.
Sensor Urinal Flow Requirements: ≤3.0 L per flush cycle, ≥0.12 L/s
Sensor Faucet Flow Rate: 0.05–0.125 L/s
Squat Pan Sensor Flush Flow Rate Requirements: ≤8.0 L per cycle, ≥1.2 L/s
Sensor Shower Flow Rate Requirement: 0.07–0.15 L/s
