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Bradley
• 215-1834-21 Rev. A: ECN 17-00-006B
Sprayheads
WF2500, WF2600, WF2700, WF2800, WF3200, TDB3100 Series
P.O. Box 309
•
Menomonee Falls, WI 53052-0309
•
1 800 BRADLEY
•
262 251 6000
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bradleycorp.com
Sprayhead Troubleshooting
Problem
Cause
Solution
Water splashes over
the rim of the bowl.
Foreign matter has reduced the size of
the sprayhead slots, causing greater
pressure at the open slots.
Clean the sprayhead:
1. Disassemble the sprayhead and dislodge any dirt,
lime build-up and foreign debris with a wire brush.
2. Sprayheads with rubber grommet spray rings may
be cleaned by rubbing a coin over the grommet.
Throttle down the volume control (water spray should strike
the bowl without splashing outside of the bowl).
Water flow diminishes
from the sprayhead.
Strainer portion of the stop-strainer-check
valve is plugged.
Remove and clean the strainer screen from the stop-
strainer-check valve.
The non-sectional sprayhead includes a
perforated neoprene spray ring grommet that is
self-cleaning. The water pressure flexes the spray
holes which slows accumulation of foreign matter
and tends to "break loose" any such deposits that
may have accumulated.
Sprayhead Tubing Connections
WARNING Flush supply lines before making connections.
A
Using a sharp razor, cut tubing squarely
and remove any burrs. DO NOT pinch or
crush end of tubing.
B
Loosen nut on fitting. Moisten end of
tube and push into fitting until it is firmly
seated. Tighten nut to secure tube
to fitting (make sure nut is securely
tightened).
C
If connector leaks, reseat tubing
according to above procedure. If leaking
persists, replace male connector, or call
a Bradley representative for assistance.
Tubing
Sprayhead
Tubing
Nut
Male Tube
Connector
(269-626)
