American Standard 2000.10X Test Installed Fitting, Check Drain Connections, If Faucet Drips

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10 TEST INSTALLED FITTING

 

 

With HANDLE (1) in OFF position, turn on WATER

 

 

SUPPLIES (2) and check all connections for leaks.

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1

 

 

 

Remove AERATOR (3).

Operate HANDLE (1) to flush water lines thoroughly.

Replace AERATOR (3).

CHECK DRAIN CONNECTIONS

Operate POP-UP KNOB (4) and fill lavatory with water. Check that DRAIN STOPPER (5) makes a good seal and retains water in SINK. If DRAIN STOPPER (5) does not seal properly, please refer to Troubleshooting section in these instructions.

Release POP-UP KNOB (4) down and check all drain connections and "P" trap for leaks. Tighten

if necessary.

3

5

WASTE

OUTLET

2

2

“P” TRAP

11 SERVICE

HOT LIMIT SAFETY STOP

By restricting handle rotation and limiting the amount of hot water allowed to mix with the cold, the HOT LIMIT SAFETY STOP reduces risk of accidental scalding. To set the maximum hot water temperature of your faucets, all you need

to do is adjust the setting on the HOT LIMIT SAFETY STOP.

Remove necessary trim parts. Use a flat blade screwdriver or pull forward with your fingers to rotate red HOT LIMIT SAFETY STOP. Follow Step "A" or "B" to adjust max./min. discharge temperature. "0" being the hottest to "7" the coldest

temperature setting.

"A"

 

IF FAUCET DRIPS

If faucet drips, operate handle several times from "off" to "on". Do not apply excessive force.

Clogged CARTRIDGE inlets may cause reduced flow in "full on" hot or cold. To clean inlets, first turn off water supply, then:

Remove HANDLE (1), CAP (2), SCREWS (3) and CARTRIDGE (4). Clean inlets and MANIFOLD (5).

Reassemble CARTRIDGE (4), alternately tightening SCREWS (3). Replace CAP (2) and HANDLE (1). Check flow.

POINTER ON

HOT LIMIT STOP

"B"

ADJUSTMENT WHEN WATER IS TOO COLD

"B"

PRY RED RING FORWARD AND ROTATE CLOCKWISE

ADJUSTMENT WHEN

"A"

WATER IS TOO HOT

PRY RED RING FORWARD

AND ROTATE COUNTER-

CLOCKWISE ONE CLICK

0

1

2

3

4

5 6

5

RED RING HOT

LIMIT SAFETY

STOP

 

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3

2

4

 

12 CARE INSTRUCTIONS:

DO: SIMPLY RINSE THE PRODUCT CLEAN WITH CLEAR WATER. DRY WITH A SOFT COTTON FLANNEL CLOTH.

DO NOT: DO NOT CLEAN THE PRODUCT WITH SOAPS, ACID, POLISH, ABRASIVES, HARSH CLEANERS, OR A CLOTH WITH A COARSE SURFACE.

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Contents Install Faucet Centerset Lavatory Faucet with 2000.16X Speed Connect DrainInstall Drain from POP-UP DrainRemove Flange Below FixtureCheck Operation of POP-UP Attach Cable ConnectorMake Water Supply and Waste Connections Test Installed Fitting Service HOT Limit Safety StopAdjustment When Water is TOO Cold Adjustment When Water is TOO HOTTroubleshooting Guide Cable Adjustment ProcedureUnlocked Mode Locked Mode Vandal Proof

2000.16X, 2000.10X specifications

American Standard has a long-standing reputation for producing high-quality plumbing fixtures and accessories, and their 2000.10X and 2000.16X models are no exceptions. These units are developed with a focus on delivering efficient performance, aesthetic appeal, and durability, meeting the demands of modern consumers.

The American Standard 2000.10X toilet is designed to combine efficiency with impressive water-saving technology. Its sleek design provides a modern touch to any bathroom, while its ultra-high efficiency allows it to consume just 1.28 gallons per flush (GPF), significantly reducing water usage compared to older models. This functionality not only conserves water but also translates to cost savings on utility bills.

A standout feature of the 2000.10X is its powerful flush system. Equipped with a siphon jet, this toilet ensures a complete and effective bowl cleaning with each flush. The toilet’s bowl design promotes better waste removal, preventing clogs and reducing the need for frequent maintenance. Additionally, the high-performance flushing mechanism minimizes noise, which is particularly appealing in a family home.

On the other hand, the American Standard 2000.16X offers similar efficiency and performance, but with a few variations that make it uniquely suitable for specific bathroom needs. This model also conforms to the 1.28 GPF standard, making it similarly water-efficient. The 2000.16X features an elongated bowl design, providing added comfort for users, which can be especially crucial for households with varying needs.

Both models are crafted from high-quality vitreous china, ensuring longevity and resistance against chipping or stains. The easy-to-clean surface adds to their maintenance-friendly design, allowing users to keep their toilets looking fresh with minimal effort. The installation process for both models is user-friendly, with a standard configuration that accommodates most layouts, making them an excellent option for DIY home improvement projects.

In conclusion, the American Standard 2000.10X and 2000.16X toilets exemplify the brand’s commitment to quality and innovation. With their efficient flushing systems, stylish designs, and practicality, these models are ideal for homeowners seeking to upgrade their bathrooms with products that combine function and elegance. Whether for a new build or a renovation, these toilets stand out as reliable choices in the world of modern plumbing fixtures.
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