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Installation
Symmons Industries, Inc.
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31 Brooks Drive
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Braintree, MA 02184
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(800)796-6667
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Fax: (800)961-9621
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www.symmons.com
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ZV-3010 REV D 05/27/14
Sizing Valve
For assistance in sizing and selection of the proper
valve, consult your local representative or Symmons
Customer Service.
Installing Valve
1) Flush piping thoroughly prior to installing.
2) Install valve so as to allow clearance for replacing
cartridge. Valve can be installed in any orientation.
valve body
(shown without
valve fittings)
safety cap
retaining nut
cartridge
3-1/2"
(89 mm)
Valve
clearance
3) Connect valve input/ouput to supply ports.
a. Hot port marked (H)
b. Cold port marked (C)
c. Mixed output port marked (M)
Setting Valve Temperature
1) Turn hot and cold water supply on.
2) Open faucet to allow hot water to flow for a
minimum of one minute. For two handle faucets
turn on hot water only. For single handle faucets
turn on to the hot position.
3) Remove the safety cap by inserting a small flat
tip screw driver into the wide slot at the base of
the cap and pry upward, then flip the safety cap
over 180 degrees and fit onto the end of valve
spindle.
Temperature
Adjust
Safety Cap
4) Place thermometer in the outlet stream. Measure
and accurately set temperature. Inlet temperature
must be ± 10°F (5.55°C) of desired output.
5) To
increase
temperature turn safety cap
counter-clockwise. To
decrease
temperature turn
safety cap clockwise.
For single temperature applications adjust valve
outlet temperature with full flow of tempered
water from fitting.
For dual temperature applications open
approximately 50% of all faucets to their full hot
position to ensure proper operating temperature
at peak demand.
6) Remove safety cap from end of valve spindle and
flip over 180 degrees, then press cap down and
snap back onto valve body to replace.
Note:
Once the safety cap is snapped onto the
valve body the outlet temperature cannot be
changed without repeating steps 2-6.
Warning: Water temperatures in excess of
110°F (43°C) may cause scalding, or
severe injury!
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Operation & Maintenance Manual
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