VEVOR Household Macerating Pump

General Description

The VEVOR FL0700-C-M is an indoor macerating pump system designed exclusively for toilets with a horizontal outlet (P-trap toilet). The pump activates automatically when a specific water level is reached. Proper installation and maintenance as per this manual are crucial for optimal performance of the grinder.

When correctly installed and maintained, the appliance is powerful, safe, and reliable.

The FL0700-C-M is suitable for connecting the following:

• WC (Toilet)
• Shower cabin
• Wash basin (Sink)
• Washing machine
• Bidet
• Urinal

Diagram shows a shower cabin, wash basin, and toilet connected to the macerating pump.

Specifications

Accessory List

Diagram shows various accessories labeled A through K.

Installation Instructions

1. Install the rubber sleeve (D) onto the sewage pump and secure it with a 90-110mm hose clamp (G). Ensure the rubber sleeve is not installed backwards.
2. Select accessory A-B (check valve with plastic elbow). Ensure its hose clamp is secured. Choose the appropriate drain pipe size (28mm, 32mm, or 40mm). The dimensions are marked on the accessories. For this example, a 1-1/4" (32mm) drain pipe is used, cutting off any excess. Note: Smaller pipe diameters result in higher lift.
3. When making turns in the PVC water pipe, use a combination of two 45-degree elbows instead of a single right-angle elbow to avoid affecting the vertical lifting height. Correct: Two 45-degree elbows. Incorrect: Right-angle elbow.
4. Install a ball valve (not provided) near the water outlet to prevent sewage leakage during pump disassembly.
5. When connecting to the main pipe, the drain pipe must enter from above the main pipe to prevent backflow. Correct: Drain pipe enters from above. Incorrect: Drain pipe enters from below.
6. For optimal performance, initially drain upwards, then ensure the drain pipe slopes at a 2%-3% incline towards the main pipe. Failure to do so may cause sewage to flow back.

Diagram illustrates correct and incorrect pipe bending for optimal lift.

Installation of Connecting Pipe in the Shower Room

1. Install the plastic hose fitting (E) and secure it with the hose clamp (C). The pump has inlet holes on the left and right sides for connecting the shower room and sink. Unused inlets can be plugged with accessory K.
2. When installing the shower room, a wooden or iron shower base, or a cement platform can be used. Ensure the slope of the siphon for shower and bath wastewater is at least 3% (approximately 0.4 inches per 40 inches) to allow wastewater to flow to the unit via gravity. If other sanitary units are connected, install check valves in their respective waste pipes to prevent backflow. The shower room chassis should be raised to a minimum height of 6 inches (15 cm), depending on the distance to the pump.
3. If more equipment needs to be connected and the top water inlet is to be used, open it with a saw and connect with a hose.
4. If the toilet is not connected, use the lid (J) to block the toilet water inlet and secure it with clamp (G). Then, connect only the sink, shower room, and washing machine.

Diagram shows connecting a hose fitting (E) with a clamp (C) to the pump inlet. Another diagram shows blocking an unused inlet with a lid (J).

Double Deodorant Function

The pump features two deodorizing functions:

• Activated Carbon: Place a bag of activated carbon into the vent and cover it tightly. The activated carbon should be replaced annually.
• Ventilation Ducts: A vent pipe (1-1/2" or 40mm diameter) can be installed. While this adds complexity and cost, it is an alternative deodorizing method.

The diagram shows the vent pipe connected to the top of the pump.

Final Connections and Warnings

1. Connect the toilet and secure it with a 110-120mm hose clamp (H). Ensure the macerating pump is positioned parallel to the toilet.
2. CAUTION: Do not discharge acids, alkaloids, solvents, painting materials, paint strippers, food waste, plastic bags, metal objects (nails, hairpins), wood building materials, kitty litter, or any substances that could clog, damage, or corrode the unit. Doing so may damage the macerating unit and void the warranty.

Diagram shows the correct connection of the toilet to the pump with clamp (H). Another diagram lists items that should not be discharged into the pump, marked with a red cross.

Warnings

1. Electrical Installation:
   • All electrical connections must be performed by a qualified technician in accordance with relevant electrical installation standards (e.g., NEN 1010).
   • If the power cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer or supplier to prevent hazards.
   • The appliance is Class I. Connect it to a socket with a protective earth connection.
2. Thermal Protection:
   • The appliance is equipped with thermal protection that automatically shuts off power in case of overheating. It will restart automatically once it cools down.
   • Only connect the appliance to the electrical supply after it is fully installed.
   • During prolonged absences (e.g., vacations), turn off the water supply to the appliance.
   • Do not expose the appliance to temperatures below 0°C or above 50°C.
3. Failure to follow these instructions could result in personal safety risks.
4. Wrong Use: Use only for human excrement and soluble toilet paper. Damage caused by improper use, such as grinding cotton wool, tampons, sanitary napkins, panty liners, food, condoms, towels, hair, rinsing liquids, solvents, or oils, is not covered by the warranty.

Troubleshooting