GRAFF Flush Plate for Geberit Sigma Installation Instructions
Model: G-0003-**
Introduction
Thank you for selecting GRAFF. This document provides installation instructions for the Flush Plate for Geberit Sigma.
Care Instructions: ⚠️ For care, use soft towel with soap and water only! Under no circumstances should you use any chemicals.
Product Dimensions and Compatibility
Parts Included
| Part No. | English Name | Spanish Name |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | FINISH PLATE | PLANCHA DE ACABADO |
| 2 | FASTENING PLATE | PLACA DE FIJACIÓN |
| 3 | FASTENING SET | JUEGO DE FIJACIÓN |
| 4 | SET OF ACTUATING BUTTONS | JUEGO DE ACCIONAMIENTO PULSADORES |
| 5 | 3/16" HEX KEY | LLAVE ALLEN 3/16" |
| 6 | 1/8" HEX KEY | LLAVE ALLEN 1/8" |
Tools Required
- An adjustable spanner
Installation Instructions
General Preparation:
- Read all instructions completely before beginning.
- Read all warnings, care, and maintenance information.
- Gather all necessary tools and parts.
- Prepare the mounting area.
- Finally, test the installation.
Installation for TECE Systems
Step 2.1: Diagram shows the TECE cistern mechanism with a flexible boot or bellows. The flush plate mechanism is designed to interact with this.
Step 2.2: Diagram shows the parts included for TECE installation: fastening plate (2), fastening set (3), actuating buttons (4), and hex keys (5, 6).
(Note: Specific TECE installation steps are not detailed with separate diagrams, only the parts and general mechanism interaction are shown.)
Installation for GEBERIT Systems
Step 2.3: Diagram shows the mounting plate (2) being positioned against the wall, with indications for wall thickness (Min. 20mm, Max. 60mm) and plate depth adjustment (0-2mm).
Step 2.4: Diagram illustrates a cross-section of the wall and cistern interface, showing correct installation with a checkmark [correct symbol] and incorrect installation with a cross [incorrect symbol], emphasizing the specified depth clearances.
Step 2.5: Diagram shows the fastening plate (2) being secured to the wall using screws from the fastening set (3). Arrows indicate the direction of screw insertion and tightening.
Step 2.6: Diagram shows the flush plate (1) being attached to the fastening plate (2). An arrow indicates pushing the plate onto the mounting points. The actuating buttons (4) are shown being inserted into the flush plate.
Step 2.7: Diagram shows the final assembly with the flush plate (1) and actuating buttons (4) in place. It indicates the use of hex keys (5, 6) for final adjustments or securing the plate.
Cleaning the Outer Coating
To clean dirt or stains on the external surfaces resulting from scale deposits, wash the unit with soapy water only. For scale deposits, dissolve with vinegar, then rinse the surface with clean water and dry with a soft cloth.
Important:
- Never clean the surface with coarse cloths or cleaning agents containing abrasive materials or acids.
- Plastic or lacquered parts must not be cleaned with chemicals containing alcohol, disinfectants, or solvents.
- For fingerprints and other marks, soapy water or a mild detergent are usually safe and successful.
- Do not use scouring powders, as they can leave permanent scratches on stainless steel surfaces.
- Do not use non-stainless steel scouring pads, cleaning wool, or wire brushes on stainless steel. These can leave carbon steel deposits that may rust if the surface becomes wet.
- For "grained" directional finishes, clean along the grain, not across it.
- After cleaning or rinsing with water, wipe the surface dry to prevent watermarks, especially in hard water areas. Using deionised water will prevent hard water staining.
- Clean before visible soiling or finger-marking accumulates to minimize effort and risk of altering the surface appearance.
Warranty
Warranty conditions and registration card are outlined on a separate sheet.
More Information
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