SANEI LTD. offers guide to common touchless faucet maintenance issues

SANEI LTD. has published a comprehensive guide aimed at helping users identify and resolve four common issues that arise with their touchless faucets. The guide focuses on practical troubleshooting to ensure optimal performance and longevity of the fixtures.

One frequently encountered problem is the lack of water flow from the faucet. According to SANEI, this can be attributed to a faulty solenoid valve membrane, battery issues, or a clogged pilot valve. If a clicking sound is heard from the solenoid valve, the issue likely lies with the membrane. Conversely, a depleted or faulty battery can prevent water from dispensing. The guide advises checking battery voltage and replacing the battery or the entire solenoid valve as necessary.

Another reported problem involves the water flow not stopping. This leakage is often caused by dirt or impurities entering the solenoid valve membrane. Solutions offered include cleaning the membrane or replacing the entire solenoid valve. The installation of check valves and debris filters is also recommended to prevent future occurrences.

A third common concern is a red blinking light on the sensor, which SANEI indicates signifies a low battery. The fourth issue, batteries draining rapidly, most often points to a faulty sensor that is causing excessive power consumption. In such cases, sensor replacement is necessary. With a functional sensor, batteries are expected to last for several years.

The guide serves as a technical resource for both consumers and professionals facing challenges with touchless faucet maintenance. SANEI LTD. emphasizes the importance of preventative measures and proper upkeep to ensure the durable operation of their products.