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no worries, rpm.
fyi - new sanipro just installed but weirdly it doesn't make a noise in a stint like its predecessor... it goes off for 3 seconds at a time... we just ran the shower a bit, the sink and flushed, the water is not building up but I'm slightly worried as the plumber was flushed installing the unit...he was going back to instructions every few minutes - is this simply the newer generation sanipros? they go off in very short "kicks" rather than one longer go?
fyi - new sanipro just installed but weirdly it doesn't make a noise in a stint like its predecessor... it goes off for 3 seconds at a time... we just ran the shower a bit, the sink and flushed, the water is not building up but I'm slightly worried as the plumber was flushed installing the unit...he was going back to instructions every few minutes - is this simply the newer generation sanipros? they go off in very short "kicks" rather than one longer go?
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They can depending on how close the pump is to the toilet. If you have doubts then.....
Switch the power off > Flush toilet and wait for 6 seconds > Power on and the sani will probably run once & stop.
Switch the power off > Flush toilet and wait for 6 seconds > Power on and the sani will probably run once & stop.
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