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1. Shut off the water at the supply
valves or at the main water
supply. Disconnect the supply
lines. Remove the existing
showerhead assembly.
Clean and dry the surface area
where the new shower will be
mounted.
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6. Using 1/2 inch male adapters,
attach the hot and cold water
supply lines. Hot should go on
the LEFT side when you are
looking at the faucet body (E).
WARNING: DO NOT use with
only a hot water hook-up.
Serious scalding will occur.
2. Measure the desired position of
the shower kit so the handles
will be at a comfortable height
and the handle assembly has
a solid surface to mount to.
Usually the faucet body (E) will
be 3 - 4 ft. above the ground.
7. Mount the faucet body (E) to a
solid surface through the
mounting ears (7.1) using
mounting screws (D) and
drywall anchors (F), if needed.
Attach the soap dish (C) to the
wall at the desired distance
from the faucet body (E) using
the mounting screws (D). If not
mounting into a stud, use the
drywall anchors (F).
3. Determine if the water supply
is coming from above or below
the faucet body (E). If coming
from above, proceed to the next
step. If coming from below, use
an allen wrench to remove the
diverter plug (3.1) in the faucet
body (E). Wrap the threads
of the diverter plug (3.1) with
thread seal tape (G). Place
the diverter plug (3.1) in the
opposite plug opening (3.2).
Tighten firmly.
8. Turn on the water supply to
the shower. Rotate both
handles (8.1) to turn on the
shower. Flush the hot and cold
water supply lines for 30
seconds to remove any debris
from the lines. Check for leaks
and tighten any areas that are
leaking. Turn off the shower.
4. Slide the soap dish (C) over the
shower arm (B). Make sure the
mounting tabs (4.1) on the soap
dish (C) are facing up toward the
bend in the shower arm (B).
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C
4.1
9. Wrap thread seal tape (G)
around the threads at the end
of the shower arm (B) in a
clockwise direction. Thread the
showerhead (A) onto the
shower arm (B).
Hand tighten. Do not
overtighten.
5. With the base of the shower arm
(B) facing toward you, wrap
thread seal tape (G) around the
threads at the base of the
shower arm in a clockwise
direction. Thread the base of the
shower arm (B) onto the faucet
body (E). Twist until it is tight,
making sure the shower arm (B)
outlet is pointing away from the
wall.
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PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
Maximum Flow Rate: 1.8 GPM (6.8 LPM) at 80 PSI
Complies with ASME A112.18.1-2018/CSA B125.1-18
Ceramic cartridges
Chrome, brushed nickel or matte black finish
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
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A
B
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C
E
7.1
D
8.1
8.1
B
E
E
Ground Level
3 ft. - 4 ft.
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