Maintenance; Cleaning And Care - Delta 538T-DST Serie Guide De Debut Rapide

Maintenance

If faucet exhibits very low flow:
A. Remove aerator (1) with supplied
wrench (2) and clean, or
B. SHUT OFF WATER SUPPLIES. Replace valve
cartridge (3). When reinstalling parts, make
sure bonnet nut (4) is tightened securely with
a wrench.*
If faucet leaks from under handle:
Remove handle and remove trim cap (5). Using
a wrench, ensure bonnet nut (4) is tight. For models
552TLF or 752TLF: remove cover (7), set screw (8),
bonnet (9), glide ring (10) and handle (11). Using
provided wrench (12), ensure bonnet nut (4) is tight.*
If leak persists–SHUT OFF WATER SUPPLIES.
Replace valve cartridge (3). When reinstalling parts,
make sure bonnet nut (4) is tightened securely with
a wrench.*
If faucet leaks from spout outlet–SHUT OFF
WATER SUPPLIES. Replace valve cartridge (3).
When reinstalling parts, make sure bonnet nut (4) is
tightened securely with a wrench.*
* WARNING: Failure to securely tighten bonnet
nut with a wrench could result in water damage.
Note: Do not attempt to disassemble cartridge (3).
There are no repairable parts inside.
LED Guide
If LED (6) is:
Solid Blue - Solenoid valve is open, water
temperature is less than 80
Solid Magenta - Solenoid valve is open, water
temperature is between 80
°
(43 C).
Solid Red - Solenoid valve is open, water
temperature is greater than 110
3 red flashes before solenoid opens or closes -
replace batteries.
Note: If low battery indication is on after
installing fresh batteries, please check that
batteries are loaded in the proper direction in
the battery box.
° ° ).
F (27 C
° ° °
C) and 110
F (27 F
° °
F (43 C).
Solenoid Troubleshooting
Note: Normal operation of the faucet will turn
off water flow if faucet is not touched for 4
minutes.
1. If your spout flashes a red light on then off
and then keeps repeating this,
replace the batteries.
If the spout still flashes a red light, please
replace solenoid and electronics kit**. (see
manual bypass of electronics section*)
2. If your spout displays the proper light, but no
water is coming out of the spout,
a. Verify the handle is in the "on" position.
b. Verify the water supplies are turned to the
"on" position.
c. Move handle to the "off" position. Unscrew
hose from spray head and check for
any debris in the spray head inlet. Move
handle to the "on" position to verify water is
reaching the sprayer. Replace spray head.
d. Move handle to the "off" position. Remove
the hose from the solenoid and move handle
to the "on" position to check for flow coming
from the solenoid. Reconnect hose to
solenoid.
e. With handle in the "off" position, remove
the hose from the faucet to the solenoid.
Move handle to the "on" position to check if
water is going through the manual valve and
reaching the solenoid. If water is getting to
the solenoid, but it is not getting through the
solenoid, replace solenoid and electronics
kit**.
3. If your LED base indicator is not displaying
any lights,
a. Check to make sure the spout connector,
RP53233 is attached to the spout and the
wire from the solenoid / electronics kit. If it is
disconnected, or loose (see step 3), reattach
and check for proper operation.
b. Replace batteries.
c. If it is attached and the light still does not
display on the indicator at the base of the
spout, replace the spout assembly**.
*For immediate and temporary operation of your
faucet.
** Refer to part diagram included in this document
for correct RP number.

Cleaning and Care

Care should be given to the cleaning of this prod-
uct. Although its finish is extremely durable, it can
be damaged by harsh abrasives or polish. To clean,
simply wipe gently with a damp cloth and blot dry
with a soft towel. Glass cleaner can be used on SS
(Stainless) finish to remove fingerprints and main-
tain color match. You can avoid turning the faucet
on and off by closing the handle.
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