My Saniflo Toilet Macerator Is Blocked Up

If the water level is high in the toilet bowl, remove as much water as possible with a bucket to prevent overflow. Leaks can occur if the macerator is full.

My Saniflo Has Cut Out Mid-Cycle Whilst Emptying

This could be due to the thermal cut-off activating because of hot water running through the unit. Let the motor cool down before restarting. Reduce hot water usage from washing machines or baths. If it continues to cut out, turn the pump off at the wall.

My Toilet, Shower, Bath, or Basin Is Full of Water Backed Up

This usually means the Saniflo system has an internal or waste pipe blockage. Empty as much water as you can to prevent leaks. Consider seeking professional assistance to clear the blockage.

My Saniflo Won’t Switch On, Off, or Keeps Running

Possible causes include a blockage, damaged membrane, missing non-return valve, or a broken switch. If it’s not blocked, replacing the switch and membrane may resolve the issue.

My Saniflo Sounds Like It’s Going to Take Off (Vibrating)

A foreign object might be caught in the macerator blades, causing vibrations. This is usually repairable.

My Saniflo Sanivite Has Problems & Smells Horrible

It may need a manual clean-out. Avoid using harsh chemicals.

My Saniflo Is Buzzing, Humming, or Jammed

This could be due to a blown capacitor, a jammed mechanism, or a failed motor. The first two issues are repairable; a motor replacement might be necessary for the third.

My Electrics Keep Tripping or Fusing Out

This can be due to loose wires or water ingress into the electrics. Turn off the power immediately and seek professional inspection and repairs.

My Saniflo Keeps Starting on Its Own Intermittently

Causes may include a leaking tap, damaged membrane, or faulty switch. Replacing the membrane and switch together can resolve the issue.

My Saniflo Box Is Hot

The motor may be jammed. Disconnect the power immediately. Do not attempt repairs yourself as water and electricity are involved.

My Saniflo Pump Won’t Switch On and Won’t Work

Check for a damaged membrane, broken internal float switch, or a blocked unit. If none of these, the motor may have failed.

Saniflo Leaking Through My Ceiling

This usually happens when the unit is overfilled, possibly due to flushing twice or an appliance connected to the system overflowing. Turn off the water supply immediately.

My Saniflo Leaks Out of the Air Vent

Excessive use of bleach can shrink internal seals, causing leaks. Alternatively, the unit may be packed with waste and require a thorough clean-out.

My New Large Drum Washing Machine Is Flooding the Saniflo

Large-capacity washing machines (9kg or more) may overwhelm the Saniflo if the outlet pipe size is too small. Ensure you have a 33mm (1.25 inch) waste pipe.

My Bathroom Saniflo Won’t Drain Out but Works with the Toilet Flush

Hair or debris may be clogging the inlet valve. Cleaning out the inlet valve can resolve the problem.

How Reliable Is a Saniflo?

With proper care, a Saniflo unit can last many years. Descale annually and avoid flushing foreign objects to prevent motor damage.

How Noisy Is a Saniflo?

Modern Saniflo models are quieter than older versions. The flushing sound of a standard toilet is usually louder than the Saniflo’s operation.

Waste Maid Elite S-SERIES S-1099AS with Air Switch

Introducing the powerhouse of home disposers – the ultimate force in disposal technology featuring a robust 1.25HP motor! Equipped with top-tier specifications and all the premium features you could desire.

Main Features:

Horsepower: 1.25HP
Motor Speed: 2800RPM
Warranty: 3-Year Replacement, Lifetime Corrosion Coverage
Voltage: 220-240V
Amperage: 4A
Power: 900W
Sound Insulation: Full Sound Shell with Hush Shield
Frequency: 50/60 Hz
Air Switch: Integrated Air Switch
Motor Type: Permanent Magnet Motor
Bearings: Permanently Lubricated Sleeve Bearings
Splash Guard: Removable with Bio-Shield Protection
Grinding System: Ultimate Torque Master
Grinding Ring: Stainless Steel
Swivel Impellers: Cast Stainless Steel
Turntable: Balanced Stainless Steel
Armature Shaft: Balanced
Hopper: Corrosion-Resistant
Drain Housing: Corrosion-Resistant
Safety Feature: Manual Reset Appliance Protector
Sink Flange: Stainless Steel
Mounting Assembly: Speed Master – Threaded
Power Cable: 80cm Length
Dishwasher Connection: Included
Unit Weight: 5.65kg

Installation Details:

All Waste Maid disposers require an under-the-sink power socket. The S-599 and S-699 models need a wall fuse spur above the countertop. In contrast, the S-799AS, S-899AS, S-999AS, and S-1099AS models come with an integrated countertop air switch, removing the need for a wall switch.

For batch feed models like the 1785BF and 1985BF, the sink stopper controls the unit. Push the stopper in to start, and pull it out to stop. No air switch or wall switch is necessary for these models.

Whether you choose a continuous or batch feed model, our solutions offer simple, efficient, and intelligent waste disposal.

Dimensions:

A: 409mm
B: 180mm
C: 160mm
D: 140mm
E: 70mm

Additional Details:

Continuous Feed Operation
Extra-Large Grinding Chamber.

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