Congratulations
on your purchase of a
PEDALWORKS
tm
Faucet Controller. It is a
wonderful product that provides the cleanest, fastest,
and most efficient way to operate any sink. It is
designed to connect to and control any faucet, and
built to provide you years of enjoyable service.
Follow the steps in the installation instructions, and
you should have no problems installing this product.
If you do, check the troubleshooting section on page
11, and if that doesn’t clear it up, give our technical
support department a call.
To get the most pleasure & benefits from this
technology, review the operating instructions and tips
which you’ll find beginning on page 8.
We appreciate you purchasing this product, and if
you ever need any additional support from us, feel
free to give us a call, e-mail us, or visit our web site.
Pedal Valves Inc.,
13625 River Road,
Luling, LA 70070 USA
Phone 985-785-9997 Fax 985-785-0082
e-mail; pvi@ pedalvalve.com
website; www.pedalvalve.com
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Trouble Shooting and Service
Installation Problems
Most problems are due to the hoses being crossed
up. Double check that the water supply to the pedal
is coming in to the top connections, and the lines going
to the faucet are coming out of the lower connections.
The left side is the hot and the right side is the cold.
Faucet trickles or drips when pedal is off
- See
above first. If not, determine which side is dripping.
Unscrew cartridge and look for sand or debris holding
cartridge open.
Pedal will not latch or unlatch -
Check for
interference with the floor or cabinet. Loosen
adjustable bracket bolts and slide unit up and down
and front to back to reposition. Sometimes you may
have to tilt the unit in the bracket, or remove some of
the cabinet toe kick.
Problems after unit has been in use for
some time.
Faucet Drips When Pedal Is Off -
Close stop
valves. Pull cartridges and inspect for debris or wear.
Replace cartridges if needed.
Replacement Procedure
- Install new cartridges
hand tight plus a quarter of turn. Check that pedal
pusher cams are touching both cartridges at same time.
If not, tighten appropriate cartridge a little further.
Other problems may require a plumber for repairs,
or contact Pedal Valves Inc.
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