Application
Operation is possible in conjunction with:
- Pressurized storage heaters
- Thermally controlled instantaneous heaters
- Hydraulically controlled instantaneous heaters
Operation with low-pressure storage heaters
(displacement water heaters) is not possible.
Technical data
• Max. flow
• Flow pressure
- min.
- recommended
- greater than 72.5 psi, fit with pressure reducing
valves
• Max. operating pressure
• Test pressure
• Temperature
- max. (hot water inlet)
• Water connection
Notes
- Installation of backflow protection must comply with
local codes and regulations.
- An access panel must be provided for access to
hose connections.
- Major pressure differences between cold and hot
water supply should be avoided.
Installation
Layout dimensions to establish proper clearances, see
dimensional drawing on page 1.
For deviation to the suggested installation, observe
minimum clearance required for escutcheon sizes.
Flush piping system prior and after installation of
faucet thoroughly!
Side valves, see figs. [1] and [2].
• Valve with a groove on the top edge of the
cartridge (A) and in addition marked with
should be mounted on the right (cold water) side.
• Valve without a groove on the top edge of the
cartridge (A) and in addition marked with
should be mounted on the left (hot water) side.
1. Screw the mounting set (B) to the bottom of the
thread of the side valve (C), see fig. [1].
Make sure that the rubber washer (B1) is on the top
of the fiber washer (B2).
2. Insert the side valve (C) through the basin hole from
below.
3. Place the escutcheon O-ring (D1) on the basin and
screw down the nut (D) until it stops.
4. Screw the escutcheon (E) down to the cap (D).
5. Tighten the mounting set (B) from below to secure
the valve.
6. Close the cartridges (clockwise for the hot side and
counter-clockwise for the cold side).
7. Attach the hoses (C1) and (C2) to side valve (C).
approx. 50 L/min or 13.2 gpm
14.5 - 72.5 psi
cold - Right hand
hot - Left hand
"COLD"
"HOT"
English
Mount handle (18 731) or lever (18 732), sold
separately, see fig. [1] and [2].
Cross handle (F):
1. Screw the ring (I) into the escutcheon (E) until tight.
Hand tighten only!
2. Tighten with screw (J) and screw in cover cap (J1).
If the gap between the handle and the escutcheon is
excessive, back off the escutcheon (E) and the nut (D)
to minimize the gap.
Lever handle (G):
1. Slide ring (G2) on lever (G).
2. Push on lever (G) and tighten with set screw (G1).
7.25 psi
3. Screw the ring (G2) into the cap (E) until tight.
Hand tighten only!
It is recommended that the lever (G) be installed so
they point away from the spout when in the off position.
145 psi
Spout, see fig. [3].
232 psi
1. Place the O-ring (K2) and the escutcheon (K1) on
176 °F
the basin.
2. Insert the spout (K) through the escutcheon (K1)
and basin.
3. Secure the spout with the mounting set (L).
4. Install the connector (M) to the spout.
5. Install elbows (P) onto the connector (M).
6. Attach hoses (C2) to the elbows (P).
Connect faucet, see fig. [3].
Connect the side valves to the water supply. Insure the
supplied washers are used for all connections.
The cold water supply should be connected on the
right, the hot water supply on the left side .
Open cold and hot water supply and check
connections for leakage.
Maintenance
Inspect and clean all parts, replace as necessary and
grease with special grease.
Shut off cold and hot water supply.
I. Ceramic cartridge, see fig. [4].
1.Unscrew cover cap (J1) and screw out screw (J).
2.Pull off lever (G) or handle (F) and unscrew ring (I)
or (G2).
3.Unscrew escutcheon (E).
4.Unscrew ceramic cartridge (A) using a 17mm
wrench.
5.Change complete ceramic cartridge (A) or O-
ring (A1).
Observe the different replacement part numbers of
the cartridges, see page 2.
II. Flow control, see page 2.
Unscrew and clean flow straightener (13 934).
Assemble in reverse order.
Replacement parts, see page 2 ( * = special
accessories).
Care
Instructions for care of this faucet will be found in the
Limited Warranty supplement.
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