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FINAL TESTING/LEAK TESTING PROCEDURE
Turn on the faucet and let run for 3-5 minutes at both the highest and lowest height positions. Check
all assembled plumbing joints to verify seals. Take appropriate action to address any leaks. The
telescopic drains are pressure tested per ASME standards and date coded prior to shipment–they
should not leak if installed properly.
STEP 4. SHROUD INSTALLATION
With all the plumbing connected and operating smoothly, and prior to installing the Shroud, observe
that the Hydraulic Lift is also operating smoothly by raising and lowering the Shampoo Bowl. The Lift
Shafts should glide smoothly between the polyethylene Lift Guides. No further adjustments or
maintenance should be required.
Lower the unit to the lowest position. Attach the Shroud by hanging the shroud on the single stud on
the right side of the lift panel. Hand tighten the nylon nut to the stud. Loosen the three nylon cap
screws on the left lift shaft just enough to slide the shroud in between the head of the cap screw/o-
ring and the three flat washers. Tighten the top screw first. Once the top screw is tight, raise the unit
up to provide enough room to tighten the bottom two screws. Now go back to the nut on the other
side and tighten it. Securely tighten the cap screws with an Allen wrench.
Ensure that there is no
interference between the left side of the shroud and the plastic lift guides. If there is, loosen
the top left nut and re-position the shroud so that it does not come in contact with the lift
guide.
INSTALLATION REFERENCE PHOTOS:
Note: Ensure there is clearance between the elevating
backsplash and the counter top lip
Note: The lift system limits prior to the drain
limiting out – both in the up and down
positions
Note Clearance
Limited
Not limited