Liberty Pumps Ascent 2 User Manual

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STORAGE BEFORE USE

Liberty products are shipped from the factory ready for installation and use. If storage is necessary, the pump should remain in its shipping

container. It should be stored in a warehouse or other area that is clean, dry and temperature-stable. The pump and packaging should be

covered to protect it from water, dirt and dust.

IMPORTANT: After installation, do not allow the pump to freeze. If the home is allowed to freeze during winter months, ensure the macerating

unit and toilet are evacuated of water before closing the home. The tanks should be properly winterized and filled with plumber’s anti-freeze to

protect against freezing conditions. The battery should also be disconnected.

2-1 MACERATING SYSTEM: The macerator is designed to accept wastewater from a rear discharge toilet but can also simultaneously receive

wastewater from several sanitary fixtures like a sink, shower, bathtub, or urinal (a single bathroom group). However, only one water closet

(toilet) per unit may be connected.

2-2 USAGE: The macerating system is designed for the disposal of human waste, toilet paper and water. It is not intended for kitchen waste, nor is it

intended to be used for the disposal of wastewater from such pumped appliances as dishwashers and clothes washers. This product is not

designed for emptying large pools or spas.

2-3 TOILET: The toilet works as a conventional flushing toilet and needs no special maintenance in normal use. All standard cleaners can be used

just as with a standard conventional toilet.

2-4 BATH LAYOUT: Sanitary fixtures connected to the macerating system must be located on the same floor level.

2-5 AUXILIARY INLETS: The macerator unit is equipped with two inlet ports, one on each side. These ports are designed for standard PVC pipe.

Included with the system are two 2” flexible PVC couplers and 1-1/2” reducing bushings. These inlets, which incorporate an internal check

valve, are used to connect the drainpipe of other sanitary fixtures to the macerating pump unit. Typically, the 2” drain is used with shower stalls

only. A tub, shower/tub combo, or sink would use a 1-1/2” drain line. From the factory, the auxiliary inlets are plugged - if the port is to be used

the plug must be removed. The plug can be removed by rotating until the rib is vertical and then pulling outward. If the unit has been stored for

some time pliers may be needed to assist in removal.

2-6 BATHTUBS AND SHOWER STALLS: Any regular bathtub up to 100 gallons or shower can be used. When installing these fixtures, build a 6” high

platform on which the fixture is placed. This gives enough space for a p-trap and slope toward the Macerator’s auxiliary inlets. When installing

a shower, manufacturers sometimes offer a pre-fabricated raised shower base. NOTE: The actual distance between the p-trap of the

additional fixture and Macerator determines the necessary clearance to install the p-trap and elevation required to ensure a minimum pitch of

¼” per foot drop.

2-7 OPERATION: The macerating system starts automatically once the toilet is flushed or liquid from other fixtures enters the unit. It automatically

shuts-off once the contents have been pumped away. Run times will vary depending on inflow and source. See Section 2-9 for normal

operating cycles.

2-8 USER INTERFACE: The macerator has a user interface (touchpad with LED’s) located on the top left side of the unit. This label contains three

LED lights: GREEN – identifies the unit has power, YELLOW – 9-volt battery needs to be replaced, and RED – alarm. If the unit is unable to

evacuate the holding tank or cannot keep up with the incoming flow the red light and audible alarm will activate. The label has two push

buttons – a “Push to Silence” which will silence the audible alarm and a “Push to Run” which will over-ride the internal switch and manually run

the macerator and pump.

2. Introduction

2” coupler

1-1/2” reducing bushing

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disconnect this cord. See instructions under the heading “Accessibility to Motorized cartridge 4-3-5” for details.

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Toilet sealing ring:

The seal between the toilet and the macerator consists of a rubber ring connected to the macerator to which the toilet

slides into. The rubber ring stretches and forms a seal around the discharge hub of the toilet. This rubber ring is

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replaceable by unclipping the plastic retainer and then pulling the ring outward. Installation is reverse, first slide the rubber

ring onto the macerator followed by the retaining ring.

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BEFORE REFERRING TO TROUBLESHOOTING CHART

5-1-1 Check plumbing system. Flush toilet and ensure water supply is turned on.

5-1-2 Check electrical system. Ensure breaker and receptacle GFCI are on. Check condition of circuit breaker

or fuse. Ensure plug is not loose. If the pumping unit’s thermal overload has activated, it will take about 20

minutes to reactivate.

5-1-3 Ensure decorative covers are installed and fully seated such that safety switch is activated. The green

light should be solid green if safety switch is properly activated.