INSTALLATION OF THE FAUCET
1
New Faucet Preparation
Shut off the water supply. Remove the old faucet
by disconnecting the supply tubes under sink
and then unscrewing the faucet from the counter
top by removing the mounting nuts. Clean the
sink top surface in preparation for the new
faucet.
2
Install Faucet on Sink Top
Place the faucet in position on the sink. From
under the sink, place the mounting nuts on the
threaded shanks and tighten. Install the plastic
deck plate under the faucet. (
Note
: If the sink
surface is uneven or irregular, plumber’s putty or
a silicone sealant may be used to create a
watertight seal. Plumbers putty may have an
adverse reaction with some cultured marble or
natural stone. In these cases a high-quality
silicone sealant may be used.)
3
Install Drain
Remove the stopper from the drain and
unscrew drain from plastic pipe. Remove plastic
lock-nut, washer, and rubber seal from the
drain. Apply plumbers putty or Silicone sealant
to the bottom edges of the drain. Once applied,
press firmly into place (note: there should be
excess plumbers putty pushing out from the
edges. This can be removed later). Attach
rubber seal, washer, and lock-nut back onto
bottom of sink. Once applied, attach the plastic
pipe with the retaining nut attached and screw
into place.
4
Install Horizontal Pivot Rod
Remove the Retaining nut being sure to leave
the plastic ring inside. Remove the Metal spring
attached to the horizontal pivot rod, set aside.
Insert the horizontal pivot rod, ball first, into the
pipe. Feed the retaining nut over the rod and
lightly attach without tightening.
5
Insert Stopper
With the horizontal pivot rod in place, but not
tightened down, insert the stopper making sure
the end of the horizontal pivot rod goes through
the loop at the bottom of the stopper. Once the
rod is through the hole tighten down the
retaining nut to secure the rod in the loop.
6
Attach Clevis
Put the spring from the horizontal pivot rod
halfway onto the rod. While it is still half on
attach the clevis (choosing the hole to match
the needed height for your sink or preference).
Lock the clevis into place by completely
attaching the spring and sliding it along the
horizontal pivot rod to a desired location.
7
Attach Stopper Rod
Loosen the clevis screw until you can insert the
stopper rod. From above the sink, feed the
stopper rod down through the faucet opening
and through the holes in the clevis. Tighten
down the clevis screw to secure stopper rod.
8
Install Faucet Hoses
If you have a hose supply that is long enough to
reach the faucet lines, assemble as follows: slide
water supply hose into faucet’s connections, and
side nut up to a flush position. Hose will go
partially into faucet’s connection. Carefully hand
tighten nuts, then use a wrench to hold the hoses
securely into place. Plumbers Tape may be used
to help prevent leaks.
9
Remove Aerator and Flush
Once installation of hoses is complete, remove
the aerator. Turn the water supply on and allow
both hot and cold water to run for 30 to 60
seconds. While water is running, check for leaks
around and under the sink. Once done replace
aerator. Your Pacific Bay faucet is ready to use.
MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING
Cleaning Tips: The finish on your product
is designed to retain its beautiful sheen
for years. To maintain the original look of
the finish, a little care and caution should
be used. We recommend the use of mild
soap and water to clean the product.
THE USE OF ABRASIVE CLEANERS MAY
SCRATCH THE FINISH OR CAUSE
OTHER DAMAGE.
RECOMMENDED TOOLS AND
MATERIALS
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Adjustable Wrench
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Plumbers Tape (Thread Seal
Tape)
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Plumber’s Putty or Silicone
Sealant
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
There are a variety of things to do before
installing any new plumbing system into
your home or residence. Before you begin
work make sure you:
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Shut off the main water supply
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Cover your drain to prevent
loss of parts
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Observed any local plumbing
codes
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Inspect fixture for damage -
Replace as necessary
Pacific Bay reserves the right to make any
revisions in the design of products without
notice.
