GIMILI Kitchen Faucet: User Guide and Troubleshooting

GIMILI Touchless Kitchen Faucet can help you upgrade your kitchen system by introducing modern technology into your kitchen, freeing your kitchen work from traditional constraints and achieving more convenient and rapid updates. GIMILI has a highly professional research team dedicated to updating and upgrading Touchless Kitchen Faucet, which can provide you with detailed usage guidelines and troubleshooting.

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• Turn on the handle. NOTE: The handle of the faucet is the main switch for water flow. In sensor mode,we need to turn on the handle to let the water flow out.
• Place your hand close to the sensor to test if the water will turn on. NOTE: The red light will flash to indicate receiving signal. The control box will make a clicking sound.
• Place your hand close to the sensor to test if the water will turn off.
• Turn off the handle. NOTE: It is recommended to turn off the handle when the sensor function is not used for a long time.

Touchless Kitchen Faucet works through the principle of infrared reflection. When the human hand is placed in the infrared area of the faucet, the infrared emitted by the infrared emitting tube is reflected to the receiving tube due to the obstruction of the hand. The signal processed by the microcomputer is sent to the pulse solenoid valve to control the faucet to discharge water. When the hand leaves the sensing range, the solenoid valve resets and shuts off the water. ‌

Touchless Kitchen Faucet uses automatic sensing control to turn on and off. When the hand or water container is inserted into the sensing range, the faucet will automatically discharge water, and it will stop discharging water after leaving. It has the characteristics of intelligent water-saving, timeout protection, convenient hygiene, intelligent power saving, strong adaptability, excellent production technology, and convenient maintenance. ‌

When using GIMILI Touchless Kitchen Faucet, it is important to check the cleanliness of the water in the pipes, avoid strong impacts and collisions, keep the sensing window clear of obstacles, and clean the sensing faucet correctly to avoid damaging its surface coating and internal wiring. ‌

The use of GIMILI Touchless Kitchen Faucet requires attention to battery level and timely battery replacement to avoid affecting normal use due to battery issues. In addition, the filter screen of the induction faucet needs to be cleaned regularly to prevent clogging. ‌

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Touchless Kitchen Faucet is a faucet controlled by an infrared sensor that can automatically turn on and off by sensing the proximity of the human body. In the process of use, if we encounter some common faults, we can adopt the following methods for repair.

Power cable is not plugged into control box all the way
Push power cable firmly into control box.
Data cable is not plugged into control box all the way
Push data cable firmly into control box.
Batteries not installed properly
Unplug battery box cable. Install the batteries in proper orientation into the battery bpox.
Batteries are dead in the battery box
Unplug battery box cable. Replace batteries with new AA alkaline batteries.
If using AC adapter only and the wall switch for power outlet is OFF.
1#Turn the wall switch ON to ensure power at outlet.
2#Temporarily use the battery box supplied with the faucet and contact the GIMILI customer service team for support

The water supply valves are not turned ON.
Turn ON the water supply valves.
The faucet handle is not turned ON.
Turn ON the faucet handle.

Low battery voltage or dead batteries.
Replace batteries with new AA alkaline batteries.

(HOT&COLD)BOTH water supplies are not turned ON.
Turn ON the water supplies.
Pinched or kinked hoses.
Make sure all hoses are not pinched or kinked.
Clogged filters.
1#There is a filter at the IN end of the control box.
2#The nozzle has a filter.
3#Turn off the water supply valve, remove the supply hose and clean the built-in filter screen in the hlose