Kohler Electronic Faucet k-10950 - Manual (Page 19)

Troubleshooting Guide (cont.)
Symptoms Probable
Causes Recommended Action
C. There is
water
leakage on
electrical
components
or
connectors.
C. Remove the spout and check
for corrosion on the
connections between the battery
to solenoid and the solenoid to
sensor. If possible, clean the
terminals. If unable to repair
the connection, order a new
sensor assembly or solenoid
assembly, as required. Inspect
the O-ring on the valve for
cuts, debris, etc. If the O-ring is
damaged, order a new O-ring.
The origin of the leak must be
investigated and repaired.
D. The
battery life
has
expired.
D. Remove the spout and replace
the battery. The spout requires
a standard 6 Volt lithium
battery. This item is not
available from Kohler but can
be purchased at many stores
locally.
2. No water
flow (AC).
A. The AC
unit is not
plugged
in.
A. Plug the AC wall brick firmly
into a working outlet.
B. The
ground
fault
breaker is
tripped.
B. Check that the breaker for the
circuit used by the faucet is on.
C. There is a
loose
connection.
C. Remove the spout and check
the connection from the AC
unit to the solenoid and from
the solenoid to sensor. Make
sure that the connector arrows
are aligned and that the
connection is secure.
D. The wires
are
pinched or
damaged.
D. Remove the spout and verify
that the wires are tucked inside
the spout before reassembling.
If wires are cut or damaged,
order new solenoid or sensor
assembly.
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