Attach Flow Handle, Testing for Proper Operation

Flow extension turned fully clockwise

Use your hand to center the ring escutcheon as the handle is threaded onto valve stem.

ATTACH FLOW HANDLE:

1.Confirm that the white flow extension is turned fully clockwise. Align the flow handle (7) to the flow extension with the handle pointing downwards (6 o’clock position).

2.Move the flow handle towards the flow extension until the internal splines in the flow handle start to engage the external splines on the flow extension.

3.After the splines start to engage, turn the shell of the flow handle (7) clockwise several turns while holding the handle to prevent it from rotating. This turning will thread the internal threads in the flow handle onto the threads on the valve body. Continue turning the shell (you may release the handle) until it compresses the ring escutcheon (5) against the base escutcheon (4). It is helpful to pull the shell towards you (away from the shower wall) as you turn it to keep the knob from disassembling. Again, as the flow handle nears the base escutcheon, the ring escutcheon will have to be shifted upwards so that the ring escutcheon is centered on the lower shell. Tighten the shell hand-tight only. This completes the attachment of the flow handle. The valve trim is now completely assembled and is ready for operation.

TESTING FOR PROPER OPERATION:

1.Make sure the flow handle (7) is still in the full down 6 o’clock position.

2.Turn on the hot and cold water supplies.

3.Turn the temperature knob fully counterclockwise so the number “9” is in the vertical 12 o’clock position. The numbers represent increasing temperature. “9” is the hottest and “1” is the coldest.

4.Turn the flow handle counter-clockwise to start flow from the shower head or tub spout.

5.The thermostatic valve has a temperature range from 85°F (29°C) corresponding to the number “1” on the temperature knob to 115°F (46°C) corresponding to the number “9” on the temperature knob. If the temperature when the knob is set at “9” is not approximately 115°F (46°C), or if a hotter maximum temperature is desired, the temperature range can be recalibrated by following the instructions in the section “Recalibration Procedure.”

NOTE: Recalibration to a higher maximum temperature will increase the temperature across the entire range.

CAUTION: RISK OF SCALDING HAZARD

!The valve has been calibrated at the factory to provide a maximum water temperature of 115°F (46°C). Any significant variation in the calibration or any variation in the water supply temperatures (greater than 5°F or 3°C) from those used at the factory during the calibration procedure can result in water temperatures that present scalding dangers. Therefore, it is important to check the water temperature with the temperature knob set at “9” to determine the maximum temperature of the water. The responsibility for the proper installation and any recalibration of this valve lies with the installer.

6.Turn the water off by turning the flow handle fully clockwise.