How do I install the Gojo Nickel Automatic Soap Dispenser on various surfaces?
The Gojo Nickel Automatic Soap Dispenser can be installed on tile, drywall, or metal. To install on the wall, hardware or adhesive tape should be used, and it should be mounted on a clean and dry surface. It may have to be drilled in when installing on metal or tile. It is always best to read the manufacturer's instructions to make sure it is installed securely.
What type of soap can I put in this dispenser?
The Gojo brand foam soap refills are designed to be used in this dispenser. Putting in non-Gojo materials or non-foam soap may cause clogging and unit failure. Use of only Gojo-compatible refills guarantees proper operation of the dispenser and its warranty.
How do I adjust the volume of soap dispensed per cycle?
The amount of soap can be varied typically by making use of the internal control options. Open the dispenser and locate the volume change switch or knob. Depending on the model, you can select from a series of volumes, so you are in control of the volume of soap dispensed per sensor trigger.
What are the power options available for the Gojo Nickel Automatic Soap Dispenser?
This dispenser can be battery-powered or with an optional AC adapter. The battery compartment is usually at the bottom or rear of the unit, and it typically accommodates 4 to 6 AA or C batteries. If you decide to use the AC adapter, ensure that it meets the power specifications indicated in the user manual.
How do I fix sensor issues when soap is not dispensing?
If the sensor fails, first check the power supply. If the battery is operated, change the batteries to new ones and check for proper polarity. If the AC adapter is powered, ensure proper connection and that the outlet is functioning. Clean the sensor with a soft cloth to remove soap film or dirt, but never use abrasive cleaners.
How do I keep the soap dispenser from clogging?
Daily care is wiping the exterior with a soft cloth and a mild soap. To rinse out any dirt inside the internal components, remove the soap reservoir and turn the sensor on a number of times to flush out impurities. Don't let water enter the inside of the electronics, and do not clog the nozzle
If the dispenser is leaking soap, what should I do?
Leaking also occurs if the refill cartridge is installed incorrectly or when the nozzle gets blocked. Check the installation of the cartridge and remove the debris from the nozzle. In case the leaking still occurs, test the inner gaskets and seals for deterioration and replace them as necessary.
What type of water heater can be used for LED shower systems with body jets?
Tankless and regular water heaters may be used for most shower systems with body jets. However, the best would be one that continuously provides hot water, especially if two or more body jets are being used at the same time. Choose a water heater with a capacity to provide wanted temperatures during lengthy showers.
How do I reset the dispenser if it does not function correctly?
To reset the dispenser, pull out the batteries or unplug the AC adapter. Wait for about 30 seconds, and then replace the power source. This will reset the internal circuits and can correct issues such as unresponsive sensors or erratic dispensing.
How long is the battery life supposed to be, and how will I know when it is time to replace the batteries?
Battery life differs according to use but is generally a few months under regular usage. The models have a low battery indicator light. The batteries must be replaced when the light blinks or when the sensor becomes slower to function at its best.