Installation – 3 Hole Basin Mixer
1.
Indices
x2
2.
Screw & Washer
x2
3.
Handle Assembly
x2
4.
Shroud
x2
5.
Valve
x2
6.
Plinth and Foam Washer
x2
7.
Backnut & Washer
x3
8.
Side Body
x2
9.
Pop Up Rod & Knob
x1
10.
Spout Plinth & Washer*
x1
11.
Spout Backnut & Washer
x1
12.
‘T’ Joint Assembly
x1
13.
Anti Splash Assembly
x1
14.
Connecting Pipes
x2
15.
Pop Up Waste Assembly
x1
1. Check all components are present and correct prior to installation. *TGRC09/TGRG09 only.
2. Remove the complete ‘T’ joint assembly (12), backnut and washer (11) from the spout body. Fit
the spout into position on your basin, ensuring that the plinth and foam washer
(TGRC09/TGRG09 only) are in position between the spout and the basin. Secure in to place by
fitting the backnut and washer (11) from the underside, followed by the ‘T’ joint assembly.
3. Fit both side bodies to the left & right of the spout by removing shroud (4) & base plinth (6) and
inserting from underneath basin. Secure into place by re-attaching the shroud and handle
assembly, and tightening the backnut (7) where necessary. water inlet faces inwards towards the
spout.
4. Attach the connecting pipes (14) to either side of the ‘T’ joint and connect to each of the side
bodies.
5. Fit pop up rod (9) to the spout & fit the upper part of the pop up waste assembly (15) above the
basin. Depending on which basin the taps are being fitted to, there may be a need to cut the
length of the pop up rod. Connect the lower part of the waste body underneath the basin with
the rubber washer on top of the lower part of the waste. It is recommended that a silicon
sealant be applied to both sealing faces of the washers making contact on either side of the basin.
6. Attach the horizontal rod to the lower waste body. Connect the pop up rod (9) to pop up link
(15). The height of the plug can be adjusted by lengthening or shortening the screw on the under
side of the plug & locked by the nut on the screw. If the plug will not stay closed the friction of
the pop up mechanism can be increased by tightening the nuts.
7. Fit the handles to the appropriate side body (hot & cold).
8. Fully open both valves letting them run for a few minutes & check all joints & connections for
leaks.
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