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PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
SPECIFICATIONS
SPECIFICATIONS
Max. flow rate: 16.3 GPM (61.7 LPM) at 60 PSI
Brass waterways
ASME A112.18.1/CSA B125
Thread size: 1/2-24UNS
Compression cartridge
Total weight of item: 1.276 lbs.
Chrome finish
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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
TROUBLESHOOTING
To create a moderate water temperature, turn both handles
open. Slight adjustments of either handle will cause the
water temperature to increase or decrease.
Clean periodically with a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners,
steel wool, and harsh chemicals as these will dull the finish
and void your warranty.
PROBLEM: Leaks underneath handle.
POSSIBLE CAUSE: Bonnet has come loose or O-ring on
cartridge is dirty or twisted.
CORRECTIVE ACTION:
1. Move the handle to the off position. Unscrew the handle
screw and remove the handle.
2. Tighten the bonnet by turning it clockwise. Move the
cartridge stem to the on position. The leak should stop
draining out from around the cartridge stem.
3. If the leak does not stop, shut off the water supply.
Remove the bonnet by turning it counter-clockwise. Lift
out the cartridge valve. Inspect the larger O-ring on the
cartridge bonnet and the smaller O-ring on the cartridge
stem. Remove any debris from the O-rings. If either O-ring
is twisted, straighten it out. If either O-ring is damaged,
replace the cartridge by calling Customer Service.
4. Position the cartridge back into the faucet body. Make
sure the ridges on the two sides of the cartridge bonnet
fit into the grooves on the two sides of the faucet body.
Tightly screw the bonnet onto the faucet body.
5. Re-install the handle.
PROBLEM: Water does not completely shut off.
POSSIBLE CAUSE: Rubber valve seat is dirty, stuck, or
broken.
CORRECTIVE ACTION:
1. Shut off the water supply to the faucet that leaks.
2. Remove the handle on the problem side. Loosen the
bonnet by turning it counterclockwise. Lift out the
cartridge assembly.
3. Inspect the rubber valve seat in the faucet body. If there is
debris or brass scrap on the surface of the seat, remove
it. If the rubber seat is stuck tightly in the water inlet hole,
push it gently with a fingertip so that it moves up and down
smoothly. The spring (smaller end up) must be replaced
underneath the valve seat. If the rubber valve seat is worn
out or broken, replace the cartridge by calling Customer
Service.
4. Replace the cartridge in the faucet body. Make sure that
the ridges on the two sides of the cartridge bonnet fit
into the grooves on the two sides of the faucet body.
Tightly screw the bonnet onto the faucet body.
5. Re-install the handle.
1. Turn off water at the supply valve or at the main water
supply, disconnect the supply line, and remove old
faucet.
Clean and dry surface area where new faucet will be
mounted.
2. Use PTFE type tape or joint compound on all threaded
connections.
3. Position wall-mount bath faucet through holes in wall.
As you face the tub/shower body, hot water should be
on your left, cold water on your right.
4. Hand tighten mounting nuts from behind wall.
5. You may want to use plumbers putty or a water-proof
silicone to seal the back of the body to the wall.
6. Use a wrench to secure the faucet body in place by
tightening the mounting nuts. Do not overtighen.
7. Connect water supply lines from house to inlet tubes.
8. Turn water back on and check for leaks at supply line
connection. Turn hot and cold water on for 30 seconds
to remove debris from the lines.
