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INSTALLING YOUR NEW LAVATORY

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There are many ways to install an undermount sink, and the details of the installation
will depend on the quality of your cabinets and countertop. This installation guide
describes only one way of installing an undermount sink. These instructions assume
that you are working with a base cabinet with no sink or countertop currently installed.
The countertop you are going to install will also need to have holes cut to accommo-
date the sink and faucet.

1.

Determine the centerline of the sink position and alignment with cabinet and

countertop.  A template is provided for locating the sink bowls and faucet holes.

2.

Attach two support boards to the

sides of the cabinet, one in front and one
in back, placing them 20 1/2" apart and
equal distances from the centerline (See
Figure 2, A).  Place the boards at the
proper height to allow the top of the sink
to be flush with the top of the cabinet.  It
may be necessary for you to reinforce
the sides of the cabinet for it to support
the 350-pound minimum.

3.

Rest your sink on the support

boards and slide it from side to side until
it is centered.  At this point, you can also
check the sink cutout measurements of
your countertop.

4.

Now that you have the sink in position, attach two more 20 1/2" boards between

the support boards (See Figure 2, B).

5.

Shim the sink to bring it to the proper height.

6.

Install the countertop.  Put a seal of caulk between the sink and countertop to

prevent water leaks.

7.

Install the basket strainer. First,

clean around the drain hole with a damp
cloth to remove any dust or other
particles that may interfere with a
watertight seal.  Remove the washers
and nuts from the basket strainer. Pack
the underside of the basket with
Plumbers Putty and push it firmly in
place.  Put the large rubber washer over
the basket threads from under the sink,
followed by the thin washer (may be
made of paper, fiber, or metal). Thread
the large metal lock nut onto the strainer
body and tighten (See Figure 3).

20-1/2"

B

A

B

A

Figure 2

STRAINER BODY

PLUMBERS PUTTY

SINK

LOCKNUT

WASHERS

Figure 3

Summary of Contents for BM43000

Page 1: ... for Future Use Owner s Record Date Purchased _________________________________________ Purchased From _________________________________________ Installed By _____________________________________________ Serial Number ___________________________________________ Model __________________________________________________ 2004 Jacuzzi Whirlpool Bath Products BM43000 10 04 ...

Page 2: ...al drain pipe as required 2 x 4 board Hacksaw Observe all local plumbing and building codes Carefully inspect the new lavatory for damage If the existing lavatory does not have supply shut off valves you will install them before installing the new lavatory Rough in information is included with your lavatory The rough in information shown will be helpful in placing the lavatory water supply piping ...

Page 3: ...avatory is supported If the pipes in the wall are providing support for the lavatory use care in removing the faucet connections The lavatory may fall once the faucet is disconnected so have a helper hold it up while you work Lookunderthelavatorytoseeifthereare lugs holding it to the countertop Do not removethelugsuntilyouhavefirstbraced the lavatory against falling Youmaybeabletoshoreitupwithpiec...

Page 4: ...ecessary for you to reinforce the sides of the cabinet for it to support the 350 pound minimum 3 Rest your sink on the support boards and slide it from side to side until it is centered At this point you can also check the sink cutout measurements of your countertop 4 Now that you have the sink in position attach two more 20 1 2 boards between the support boards See Figure 2 B 5 Shim the sink to b...

Page 5: ...ou may use metal or plastic drain pipe and trap following the directions provided by the manufacturer 11 Use a tube cutter to trim the free ends of the hot and cold supply tubes to at least 1 4 longer than necessary to reach into the inlets of the shut off valves It is better to cut the tubes longer than needed then trim them again Remove any burrs or sharp edges with an emery cloth The supply sto...

Page 6: ...ds A112 19 4 All measurements shown are subject to change or cancellation For general cleaning use a mild nonabrasive soap and warm water Do not use abrasive cleaners Such cleaners contain sand or silica and will eventually scratch the surface CARE AND CLEANING QUESTIONS PROBLEMS Please review the Installation Instructions in this manual to ensure correct installation For additional assistance ple...

Page 7: ...luding but not limited to excessive operating conditions or alteration or adjustment other than in conformity with our specifications or instructions whether performed by a contractor service company or yourself b damages resulting from failure to reasonably clean care for or maintain a product in accordance with our instructions recommendations or c any products we sell that have been moved or re...

Page 8: ...we will either repair or replace the product with a Jacuzzi Whirlpool Bath product of the same or similar type and size provided however that we will not pay any costs labor or otherwise associated with either removing a previously installed product installing a replacement product or transportation or return of a product JACUZZI WHIRLPOOL BATH WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY OTHER LOSS OR EXPENSE S NO...

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