A. Install the thermostatic valve by connecting the hot and cold
water pipes and the mixed water delivery pipe. The hot water
must always be connected on the left and the cold water on
the right as indicated on the body. Ensure the piping is free of
debris and dirt to prevent blockage in the mixer.
B. The thermostatic valve is fitted with 2 outlets for the mixed
water (A) and (B). If it is necessary to use the second one (B),
connect the supplementary pipe. However, please be advised of
the following: You cannot use both (A) & (B) together. You
will not get the same temperature out of both when used at
the same time. They must be used independently
C. When the water connections have been made, make sure there
are no leaks between the pipes and the valve.
D. Make sure you seal in the plug on outlet B if you are not going
to use this waterway.
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A. This thermostatic valve can be installed in the 2x4 or the 2x6
wall depending on the available space. Place the rough-in cap (fixed
on the valve) to the desired depth 2 3/4” (from the center of the
inlet to the finished wall: gyproc and tile).
B. For better support, it’s recommended to fit a 3/4” plywood to
the back of the valve. Before fitting the valve, make sure that you
have the exact depth in the wall. Adjust if necessary and then fit it
temporarily with 2 screws.
C. To complete the valve installation, correct the horizontal and
vertical alignment of the mixer on the wall using a level placed on the
rough-in cap. Then adjust and screw it firmly to the back support.
2 INSTALLING THE ROUGH-IN
3 CONNECTING THE WATER
1/2” thermostatic valve
#1004
ROUGH-IN
CAP
LEVEL
COLD
WATER
HOT
WATER
TOP
NORMAL
4 INSTALLING THE TRIM PLATE AND
THE CONTROL HANDLE
SUPPLEMENTARY OUTLET
USE INDEPENDENTLY FROM (A)
A. When the wall is finished
and you are ready to trim the
valve , first remove the plastic
template from the body. Check
your access to the rough, you
are now ready to mount the trim.
B. Remove the tape and
mount the large foam gasket
(30) on the back of the trim plate
(7). Now, install the trim plate
(7) by fitting 2 screws (rough fin-
ished) (6) to 2 countersink holes
on the plate. Fig.5.
C. Next, install the tempera-
ture stop (9) exactly like illustrat-
ed in Fig. 6 with 2 chromed
screws (8).
D. Fit the adapter (10) with
the screw (11). Fig.7. Now,
unscrew the cap (20) following
the parts (18) and (19). Slide
out partially the handle body (17)
and the ring (14) to access the
setscrew (16). Slide on the com-
ponents (12), (13), (14) and (17)
of the handle to the adapter
(10). Make sure the red button
of the base (13) is aligned to the
100F position indicated on the
temperature stop (9). Tighten
the setscrew (16) with the allen
key to secure the base (13).
E. Now tighten the handle cap
(20) to the handles body (17).
Don’t forget the oring (19) and
the ring (18). Fig.7.
Fig.7
Fig.6
Fig.5
PRINCIPAL
OUTLET
5 INSTALL THE SHUT-OFF HANDLE
Thread the handle body with threaded
cap (21) onto the spindle body (22) of
the shut-off valve. Then, choose the
proper installation (model A or B)
depending on the model of handle:
Model A: Fit the handle (23) in the
desired position and thread on to the
handle body cap (21)
Model B: Fit the adapter (28) and
thread on the cap (21). Insert the han-
dle (29) on the spindle broach (22) and
secure it with screw (30). Finally, push
or thread the decorative cap (31) on to
the handle (29).
STOPPER
MARK
RED
BUTTON
N.B.: For the position of the valve and other accessories, please con-
sult The Mounting shower system guide.
Fig.3
Fig.4
Fig.8
Model A
Model B
SEAL PLUG
