Could you provide a full parts list for an install? I know a check-valve is needed. We have the pipes that run to the septic. Thank you
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Sorry J, I also purchased a septic pump and gave you instructions for that. I would still use the quick connect valves.
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you will need 3 threaded adapters, 1 for in which will be the size you have, 1 out, 1 vent, the pvc pipe and fittings dependent on where and how you have to run the pvc, I used a check valve because of the height of my run as it keeps from cycling the pump so much. The install was SIMPLE the pipe, plug it in and that is pretty much all there is.
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It would be hard to provide, without seeing the set up. I used locking joints instead of pvc glue so I can easily switch one out in the future. I also used peagravel to surround the tank instead of dirt or sand. This seepage to absorb quickly into the soil. I took a 4'x8' piece of plastic panel to surround the tank. Back filled with dirt on the outside of the plastic guard and peagravel inside the guard around the tank. This way I have access to the tank in case of emergencies. If you want a cover, I used that spray insulation foam to cover the opening of the hole. This acts as a noise and smell barier. Good luck It would be hard to provide, without seeing the set up. I used locking joints instead of pvc glue so I can easily switch one out in the future. I also used peagravel to surround the tank instead of dirt or sand. This seepage to absorb quickly into the soil. I took a 4'x8' piece of plastic panel to surround the tank. Back filled with dirt on the outside of the plastic guard and peagravel inside the guard around the tank. This way I have access to the tank in case of emergencies. If you want a cover, I used that spray insulation foam to cover the opening of the hole. This acts as a noise and... » Read More It would be hard to provide, without seeing the set up. I used locking joints instead of pvc glue so I can easily switch one out in the future. I also used peagravel to surround the tank instead of dirt or sand. This seepage to absorb quickly into the soil. I took a 4'x8' piece of plastic panel to surround the tank. Back filled with dirt on the outside of the plastic guard and peagravel inside the guard around the tank. This way I have access to the tank in case of emergencies. If you want a cover, I used that spray insulation foam to cover the opening of the hole. This acts as a noise and smell barier. Good luck « Show Less
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My septic guy said yes when I asked him. I've been using it for over a year and no problems!
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I have installed 2 in the last few months. I plan on draining the tanks every year. I will remove the tank and flush outside since the tanks have no drain. While outside I plan on replacing the anode rod which is less than a $10.00 part. This will prevent the tank from rusting out. This is a little bit of work but for immediate hot water in the bathrooms it's well worth it. I also have the relief valve attached to the drain pipe just incase the valve opens. Pls let me know if you have any other questions
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Not much help, I installed with some unconventional items fronm the local hardware store. My advice would to get in contact with a place that handles central vacs.
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As my post indicated I was disappointed with them not telling them about a part which was required for installation. I did call the Pentair help desk and they were very nice and tried to find the part for me locally. But they couldn't find it. But, he was very nice and he did try, so I would say their support was very good. Since installation my filter has been very good. I would recommend it. Just remember, you need their special bulk head fittings or their special valve to install the filter. Good luck.
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i am still waiting on a plumber and painter to come. it will be installed this month. contact me at bubbiecyndy@yahoo.com and i will have an answer later.
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You have not gone wrong. The toilet is a BAD DESIGN. I fought a loosing battle for 12 years, trying to stop the leaking and trying to clear the swirling water of the sewage. I hope you have more luck getting it to work than I had.
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You will need to use pipe adapters. I found the Youtube installation videos to be helpful.
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My understanding is that you either need the air-gap faucet or a standard faucet with a check valve for the waste water line to prevent back flow.
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A "discharge hose" and garden hose from your local hardware store. I glued on a check valve to the outlet in which I hooked up the discharge hose to.
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I did not install the valve. The trim was perfect for replacing what was existing in a rental. I would suggest turning the main off. Aloha, Sean
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Sorry, I just noticed that you said you just hooked it up and ran it for 30 minutes, so there probably isn't debris build-up yet. Sounds like air in the pump.
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You need to loosen the connectors and insert the new valve. If there are no connectors you will have to cut the pipe and put in a union. Not a big job.
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I'm having the same issue. Other than that it's a great faucet.if I get this figured out I will post it. Good luck.
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Since you are in a foreign country, I do not have enough knowledge about your plumbing and electrical set up to make any suggestions. I would suggest that you find somebody local who is familiar with the setup.
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All I did was connect the inlet and outlet pipes and it worked. I did not buy any other components. I hope this helps.
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Suggest going on the Rheem website and looking at the pdf installation instructions. Our plumber installed it, and did not use PVC; used some kind of metal vent pipe.