Note: This is a control system which must be cleaned and maintained regularly (see Maintenance Guide and Record card included with valve shipment).
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Installation, Operation and Maintenance Guide
G3600LF Series Thermostatic Mixing Valves
To Dismantle Valve:
Turn off hot and cold water supplies to valve. Remove four
cover screws and remove cover and thermostat group. (Figure
1) After replacing parts, lockable dial must be reset to obtain
correct temperature range from Cold to Hot. (see "To Reset
Adjustable High Temperature Limit Stop" on page 2).
To Clean Port Sleeve Assembly:
Remove base stud (Figure 2). Twist port sleeve nut into valve
body, slide port sleeve assembly toward port sleeve nut, and
lift from valve body to clean. Clean with non-corrosive agent
and soft cloth. DO NOT USE ABRASIVES. Wash parts thoroughly
after cleaning and reassemble. Reinstall port sleeve assembly
with long slot end nearest port sleeve nut. Tighten port sleeve
nut to complete reassembly. DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN.
To Clean Thermostat Group:
Loosen set screw and remove handle (Figure 1). Remove
retaining ring and stop. Push rod through cover to remove
thermostat group. DO NOT PULL COILS OUT OF SHAPE. Use
brush and cleaning solution (non-corrosive and grit-free)
to remove any depost build-up from thermostat coil. Wash
thoroughly before reassembly.
Reassemble by reinstalling base stud, then place thermostat
group 6810 on base stud. PORT SLEEVE ASSEMBLY DRIVING
BALL MUST BE INSERTED INTO HOLE ON LOWER COIL
BRACKET(Figure 3). Verify thermostat moves back and forth.
Replace cover and screws and turn hot and cold water supplies
on. See page 2 "To Reset Adjustable High Temperature Limit
Stop."
Note: After installation, adjustment, and cleaning, always verify
valve temperature with thermometer when turned to full hot. If
necessary, adjust temperature of hot water source.
EXCESSIVE
HOT WATER TEMPERATURE (OVER 90°F) IS DANGEROUS AND
MAY CAUSE SCALDING.
Figure 1
Figure 2
Figure 3
Base Stud
Long Slots
Port Sleeve Nut
Port Sleeve Nut
Port Sleeve Assembly
Port Sleeve Assembly
Driving Ball
Coil Bracket
Cover
Screws
Base Stud
Handle
Stop
Thermostat
Group
