PILLOWS DECK-MOUNT BATH FAUCET WITH FLUME SPOUT

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1 PILLOWS DECK-MOUNT BATH FAUCET WITH FLUME SPOUT BEFORE YOU BEGIN NOTES Observe all local plumbing and building codes. Advance planning before installation is crucial. Carefully read the entire instructions before beginning the installation, especially the Installation Planning And Preparation section. Component location, spacing, and situational requirements can vary. The illustrations do not show all configurations. Check for elbows and tubing needed. Dry fit the assemblies before soldering. Provide an access panel for all installations. Solder all connections from the transfer valve to the spout, and from the transfer valve to the hot and cold valves. Use hard-drawn tubing (type M, K, or L) from the valves to the diverter to the spout. Install water-hammer arresters in the supply line. When using compression joints, Kohler Co. recommends an assembly torque of 45 to 60 foot pounds for compression nuts. From handtight, approximately 1/2 turn is needed to produce the required torque with hard-drawn tubing. The vacuum breaker integral in the 3-way transfer valve provides backflow protection for the handshower and optional wall shower. TOOLS AND MATERIALS REQUIRED Open end/adjustable wrenches Adjustable arc pliers Screwdrivers 5/32 and 5/64 hex wrenches 1-1/2 socket wrench Soldering equipment and supplies 1/2 nominal and 3/4 nominal copper tubing (use hard-drawn for compression fittings) Plumbers putty NOTE: Confirm materials needed by dry fitting all components before beginning installation CB 1999 Kohler Co.

2 SITE PREPARATION ROUGHING-IN DIMENSIONS NOTE: Many different configurations of the components are possible. Your installation may differ from that shown. Refer to Installation Planning and Preparation section. Turn off the hot and cold water supplies. Install or relocate the supply tubing. 2-1/2 2-3/8 D. 2-5/8 1-5/8 D. HOLES FOR VALVES 5-11/16 MIXED WATER INLET SUPPLY PORT 1/8 MIN. 9/16 MAX / /16 AUXILIARY SHOWER OUTLET PORT 1-5/8 1-5/8 HANDSHOWER/SHOWER BOTTOM VIEW OUTLET PORT 2-3/8 MUD GUARD 1 BATH OUTLET PORT 1-5/8 2 D. HOLE FOR VALVE TRIM DETAIL 2-5/8 D. 2-3/8 D. 2-15/16 MIN. 3-7/16 MAX. 1-3/4 D. 1-5/16 D. 5-5/8 1-1/2 D. 1-7/8 D. HOLE FOR SPOUT 3-1/16 3-7/16 MAX. 1-15/16 D. 3-3/16 2-3/16 1-1/8 D. 1-1/4 D. HOLE FOR SPRAY 5/8 NOM. (3/4 O.D.) NOTE: ALL PORTS ARE 1/2 NOM. COPPER TUBING. (5/8 ACTUAL O.D.) Fig. #1 36 HEAVY- DUTY HOSE 60 DECORATIVE HOSE INSTALLATION PLANNING AND PREPARATION COMPONENT LOCATION The suggested minimum deck size is approximately 28 long and 8 wide. Carefully plan the installation before beginning the roughing-in. Pillows Faucet Handles Spout Wall Shower Transfer Valve Handshower NOTE: Many different configurations of the components are possible. Your installation may differ from that shown. Decide in advance the location and orientation of the transfer valve. Location of the other components and the direction the inlets/outlets point will affect the piping and connectors you will need. Hot/Cold Supplies Fig. # CB 2

3 Materials which are not included, such as the wall shower, water-hammer arresters, and the piping between the components, will affect the location of the components. The minimum distance between the valves is limited by the handle size and the direction the outlets point. Allow clearance for the spout connection. The distance between the transfer valve and the heavy-duty hose connection can be extended with piping below the deck, but may not be safe or practical. A long run of piping will mean a long run of room-temperature standing water when the handshower is first activated for use. Determine the distance from the transfer valve to the other components, and to the wall and fixture. Allow sufficient working room for making the soldered connections to the transfer valve. Long runs of piping should be secured to the underside of the deck/rim. If the piping cannot be secured at a point near the transfer valve, secure the transfer valve from underneath with blocking lumber or other suitable support. As supplied, the handspray should not be located more than approximately 28 from the transfer valve. This allows easy access to the connection between the decorative and heavy-duty hoses. INSTALLATION INSTALL SPOUT Thread the mounting nut (flange side up) completely onto the spout tee. Slide one fiber washer, followed by one rubber washer, onto the spout tee. Insert the spout tee up through the hole in the deck. Thread the flange nut to the top threads of the spout tee, and tighten until snug. Carefully fit the O-ring onto the top goove of the spout tee. O-Ring Flange Nut Rubber Washer Fiber Washer Mounting Nut Spout Tee Fig. # CB

4 Apply a bead of plumbers putty or other sealant to the spout base according to the manufacturer s instructions. Fit the spout over the exposed end of the spout tee, and thread in the spout setscrew to hold the spout in place. Do not tighten the setscrew at this time. Align the spout tee for proper orientation with the required connections, then securely tighten the mounting nut to the deck. Align the spout for proper orientation, and tighten the setscrew. Press the plug button into the setscrew hole. Insert the fiber washer into the hex cap, and thread the hex cap onto the side of the tee which will not be connected to the transfer valve. Plug Button Setscrew Spout Base Plumbers Putty Hex Cap Deck Mounting Nut Spout Tee Fiber Washer Fig. #4 INSTALL VALVES Thread a mounting nut (flange side up) completely onto each valve body. Slide one fiber washer, followed by one rubber washer, on each valve body. Rubber Washer Fiber Washer Valve Body Mounting Nut Fig. #5 From underneath, insert the valves through the mounting holes in the deck. Make sure the valve marked COLD is on the right side when you are facing the front of the faucet. Escutcheon Gasket Slide a gasket on each valve, and loosely thread an escutcheon to each valve. Do not securely tighten at this time. Fig. #6 Use the handles to set the proper valve height. The handles are fully assembled for shipment, and must be disassembled to set the proper valve height. Unthread the sleeve from the handle, and remove the screw, lock washer, and spline adapter. Spline Adapter Sleeve Handle Screw Lock Washer Fig. # CB 4

5 Install the spline adapter on the valve spline, and thread the handle sleeve onto the escutcheon. Secure with the screw. Screw Sleeve Valve Spline Spline Adapter Escutcheon Fig. #8 NOTE: The handle must rest above the escutcheon. The deck thickness should not affect the required 1/16 clearance dimension. Raise the entire valve body to allow for proper clearance. Thread the handle onto the sleeve, and check for 1/16 clearance between the escutcheon and handle. Adjust the escutcheon to achieve the 1/16 clearance dimension. Position the valve outlets for the particular installation configuration, and tighten the mounting nuts. CAUTION: Risk of product damage. To protect the handle finish, remove the handles during general construction, and when soldering. Handle Escutcheon Outlet ÉÉ Fig. #9 1/16 Clearance ÉÉÉÉ Mounting Nut TRANSFER VALVE THREE-WAY TO TWO-WAY CONVERSION NOTE: The transfer valve is pre-assembled for use as a three-way valve. If a wall-mounted shower will not be used, read the following instructions to convert the valve to a two-way configuration. Remove the plated nut. Carefully pull the cartridge from the brass body. Use care to prevent the cartridge seals and O-rings from falling off, or becoming dirty or damaged. Plated Nut Brass Body Cartridge Fig. # CB

6 Line up the transfer tube stop with the slot in the grey collar. Use a thin-bladed screwdriver to carefully pry the two locking tabs loose from the transfer tube. Remove and discard the grey three-way stop collar. Verify that the transfer tube hole lines up with the large port in the cartridge, as shown. Align the black collar on the transfer tube so the collar tab lines up with the large port. Snap the collar in place so both locking tabs are fully engaged. Collar Tab Transfer Tube Stop Grey 3-way Stop Collar (Remove and Discard) Transfer Tube Hole Must Line Up With Large Port Black 2-way Collar Grey Collar Slot Locking Tab Cartridge Fig. #11 Inspect the seals and O-rings for damage and correct fit. Adjust them as needed. Carefully work the cartridge into the brass body so the collar tab fits fully into the notch in the brass body. Handtighten the plated nut to the brass body. CAUTION: Risk of property damage. When installed in a two-way configuration, the auxiliary outlet must be capped off to prevent possible leakage out of the unused auxiliary outlet. Collar Tab Plated Nut Cartridge Notch Inspect Seals and O-Rings Auxiliary Outlet Brass Body Cap Fig. # CB 6

7 INSTALL TRANSFER VALVE CAUTION: Risk of product damage. Excessive heat will damage internal plastic components. Follow these steps carefully to avoid product damage. IMPORTANT: Do not apply excessive heat while soldering. IMPORTANT: Direct the torch flame away from the brass body. Mud Guard IMPORTANT: Only apply direct heat to the connectors and extensions. IMPORTANT: If there is limited access to the solder connections, or if any other risk of excessive heat being applied to the brass body exists, remove the cartridge prior to soldering. If you remove the cartridge, protect the seals and O-rings from becoming dirty, damaged, or misaligned. If the transfer valve is to be used in a two-way configuration, solder a cap to the auxiliary outlet. Collar (with flange up) Cartridge Plated Nut Brass Body Solder the 1/2 male adapter to the handshower outlet port. Solder the inlet and outlet connectors and extensions. Remove the mud guard and plated nut from the valve. Do not remove the cartridge. Remove the collar from the brass body. Thread the mounting nut completely down the brass body. Position the washer on the mounting nut. Fit the valve up through the deck or rim, and thread the collar part way onto the brass body with the flange up, as shown. Handtighten the plated nut onto the brass body. Reinstall the mud guard. Mounting Nut Auxiliary Shower Outlet Port Cap Bath Outlet Port Fig. #13 Washer Hand Shower Outlet Port Mixed Water Inlet Supply Port Position the collar to create a gap of between 1/8 and 9/16 between the finished deck and the bottom of the mud guard. Securely tighten the mounting nut. INSTALL HANDSHOWER GUIDE Hose Guide Thread the shank into the hose guide. Apply a ring of plumbers putty or other sealant around the bottom edge of hose guide according to the putty manufacturer s instructions. Install the hose guide in the deck hole, and secure with the shank nut. Tighten the shank nut. Shank Apply Plumbers Putty Remove any excess putty. Shank Nut Fig. # CB

8 COMPONENT CONNECTIONS Dry fit all piping connections. Plan the order of solder connection for the installation. If a wall-mounted shower is used, connect the wall-mount shower to the transfer valve. Use 1/2 nominal copper tubing. Connect the spout tee to the transfer valve spout port. Use 1/2 nominal copper tubing and a 5/8 x 1/2 bushing. Connect the hot and cold faucet valves using a tee and run mixed water supply to transfer valve inlet port. Use 1/2 nominal copper tubing and 5/8 x 1/2 bushings. Connect the hot and cold supply lines to the hot and cold faucet valves. Use 5/8 x 1/2 bushings, if necessary. Cold Valve Hot Valve To Diverter Hot And Cold Supplies Fig. # CB 8

9 Handshower: Two types of shower hose are provided a high-pressure hose for connection to the transfer valve; and a decorative hose for connection to the handshower. Carefully pry the O-ring of of the end of the decorative hose and discard. Feed the smaller end of the decorative hose down through the hose guide. Place a washer into the other end of the hose and thread in the handshower unit. Handshower Unit Washer O-Ring Hose Guide Machined End Decorative Hose Fig. #16 Place a washer into the smaller end of the high-pressure hose and connect to the decorative hose. Place a washer into the other end of the high-pressure hose and connect to the fitting on the handshower port of the transfer valve. Washer HAND SH. Port Machined End Decorative Hose High-Pressure Hose Washer Fig. #17 Handles: If the handles were removed after valve installation, re-install now by threading onto the valve sleeve. Pillows Handle Valve Sleeve Fig. # CB

10 INSTALLATION CHECKOUT Turn on the hot and cold water supplies, and check the installation for leaks. Repair as required. Turn the faucet handles to ON, and note that water runs from the spout. Again check for leaks. Repair as required. Inspect the transfer valve as follows: Remove the mud guard. Operate the transfer valve and associated fittings, and carefully inspect the entire installation for leakage and proper operation. Correct as needed. If water flows from the valve cartridge during operation, or if the transfer valve becomes plugged or inoperable, disassemble and clean the cartridge in the following manner: Remove the cartridge and collar according to the Three-Way to Two-Way Conversion instructions beginning on Page 5. Carefully remove the rectangular seals from the cartridge, and set them on a clean, soft surface. Slowly work the transfer tube out of the cartridge body. Do not lose or damage the transfer tube O-rings now exposed. Lift the poppet out of the cartridge, and carefully clean both with hot water. Do not use any solvents to clean the components. Reinstall the poppet to the cartridge, and carefully slip the transfer tube back into the cartridge. Use special care to work the O-ring past the large port in the cartridge without pinching or scoring the O-ring. Slightly twist the transfer tube back and forth to ease reassembly. Verify that the transfer tube hole lines up with the large port in the cartridge. Align the collar on the transfer tube so the collar tab lines up with the large port. Snap the collar in place so both locking tabs are fully engaged. Inspect the rectangular seals for dirt or damage, and install the seals to the cartridge. Carefully press the cartridge into the brass body so the collar tab fits fully into the notch in the brass body. Handtighten the plated nut to the brass body. Plated Nut Collar O-Ring Poppet Cartridge Transfer Tube O-Ring Rectangular Seal Brass Body Fig. # CB 10

11 Turn the valve to the tub fill position (fully clockwise for two-way valve; center position for three-way configuration). Apply a bead of plumbers putty or other sealant around the escutcheon flange according to the putty manufacturer s instructions. Then position the escutcheon loosely on the valve so the three dots will be clearly visible after installation. Temporarily position the knob on the valve to confirm proper dot alignment. Remove the knob, and press the escutcheon firmly into place. Remove any excess putty. Install the trim rings to the knob grooves, using care to avoid stretching the trim rings. Secure the knob to the valve with the screw. Install the O-ring onto the remaining knob groove. Snap the cap onto the knob. Confirm Dot Alignment O-Ring Trim Rings Knob Screw Cap Grooves Valve Align Three Dots Escutcheon Apply Plumbers Putty Fig. # CB

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