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PREPARATION
Before beginning assembly of product, make sure all parts are present. Compare parts with package
contents list and above. If any part is missing or damaged, do not attempt to assemble the product.
Contact customer service for replacement parts.
Note:
This guide is a general representation of the installation process. In the case of plumbing
products, every installation is essentially a custom installation and some adjustments may be required
for your specific application.
Estimated Assembly Time: 90 minutes
Tools Required for Assembly (not included): Safety Goggles, Adjustable Wrench, Thread Seal Tape,
Phillips Head Screwdriver, Channel-Lock Pliers.
• Prior to beginning installation, turn off the cold and hot water lines and turn on the old faucet to
release built-up pressure.
• When installing your new faucet, first, hand-tighten connector nuts. Then, use one wrench to hold
the fitting and a second wrench to tighten the nut an additional 1/4 turn. Connections that are too
tight will reduce the integrity of the system.
• This product is engineered to meet the EPA WaterSense flow requirement. The flow rate is
governed by the aerator or flow controller. If replacement is ever required, be sure to replace it with
a WaterSense compliant aerator or flow controller to retain the water conserving flow rate of this
product.
• This product might require to be installed with an automatic temperature compensating device to
reduce the risk of scalding and thermal shock. Check with the local plumbing code requirement
before installation. The product should be installed by the local licensed plumber.
• The shower shall be used with automatic compensating valve rated at 1.4 gpm(5.3 L/min) or less.
• If you use soldering for the installation of the faucet, the seats cartridges and washers will have to be
removed before using flame. Otherwise, warranty will be void on these parts.
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Before installation, remove handles (E) from valve
body (D).
SAFETY INFORMATION
