To set the temperature, remove the handle and unscrew the centre
screw of the thermostatic control cover.
Rotate the exposed thermostatic spindle, (clockwise for cold and
anti-clockwise for hot), until the maximum desired temperature is
set (107°F - suggested maximum ‘pre-set’ temperature).
Position the tab on the back of the control cover to the same side as
the stop on the cartridge.
Push the control cover onto the splines and tighten the centre
screw.
The thermostat is now set to its new temperature and can only be
increased or decreased by repeating this process.
NOTE: To avoid damage, please remove all chrome parts before
maintenance takes place.
Thermostatic cartridges
The 1” concealed thermostatic valve should give trouble free
service, but in the event of failure servicing is a straight forward
process.
To remove the thermostatic cartridge
Undo the cartridge clamp nut, (take note of the orientation of the
cartridge).
Pull the cartridge out using the temperature control knob to aid
removal.
Wash the cartridge with clean running water and make sure that
any trapped debris has been removed.
Dry and lightly grease the seals, (only use silicone grease), and
replace the cartridge making sure that the recess on the body of
the valve is aligned with the slot in the raised central section of the
plastic cartridge. This is to make sure the stop is in the required
2 o’clock position shown.
Flow control cartridge
cartridge and replace with a new one.
Filters/check valves
supplies.
To clean the check valve
Undo and remove the check valve.
seals, (only use silicone grease).
Care of your shower valve
We recommend cleaning the valve with a soft damp cloth.
We strongly advise against the use of ALL cleaning products.
Temperature control
Maintenance
THERMOSTATIC
CARTRIDGE
THERMOSTATIC
SPINDLE
STOP
SEALS (x3)
RECESS
SLOT ON
CARTRIDGE
STOP
CARTRIDGE
CLAMP NUT
FILTER
NON RETURN
VALVE
CHECK
VALVE
