I had a Sloan flushometer installed about 10 months ago. Today, there was a red flashing light briefly. In your video, you said there are 4, 000 flushes left after the first red light, right? I'm a little surprised that there would be so many flushes remaining because prior to the purchase of my new Sloan flushometer, I had an older model Sloan flushometer that lasted 10 years and provided 100 flushes after the red light low battery signal first appeared.
Hi Spartacus516, we called Sloan technical support to verify because the 4,000 flushes has since been removed from their literature. Sloan technical support recommends replacing the batteries once you see the red flashing light. When batteries start getting low, they can start to outgas which, if left too long, can cause corrosion that will destroy the sensor module.
Hi awesome video.Do I have to shut water off?
Are those jumper pin positions documented anywhere? Difficult to see in 360p resolution video what they should be.
I had a Sloan flushometer installed about 10 months ago. Today, there was a red flashing light briefly. In your video, you said there are 4, 000 flushes left after the first red light, right?
I'm a little surprised that there would be so many flushes remaining because prior to the purchase of my new Sloan flushometer, I had an older model Sloan flushometer that lasted 10 years and provided 100 flushes after the red light low battery signal first appeared.
Hi Spartacus516, we called Sloan technical support to verify because the 4,000 flushes has since been removed from their literature. Sloan technical support recommends replacing the batteries once you see the red flashing light. When batteries start getting low, they can start to outgas which, if left too long, can cause corrosion that will destroy the sensor module.
So i didnt need to turn off the water? Lol im thinking of the mechanical ones
🤬 What size allen wrench?
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