Installation
Instructions
T050110
T050120
CENTRAL THERMOSTAT
LESS VOLUME CONTROL
TRIM KIT
Thank you for selecting American-Standard...the benchmark
of fine quality for over 100 years.
To ensure that your installation proceeds smoothly--please
read these instructions carefully before you begin.
ROUGHING-IN DIMENSIONS
6-11/16"
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60
Certified to comply with ANSI A112.18.1M
ASSE 1016
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9-1/8"
Recommended Tools
Flat Blade Screwdriver
CARE INSTRUCTIONS:
To keep your new faucet looking new, please follow
these simple care instructions:
DO: Simply rinse the faucet clean with clear water.
Dry the faucet with a soft cotton cloth.
DO NOT:
Do not use any abrasive cleaners, cloths, or
paper towels.
Do not use any cleaning agents containing
acids, polish abrasives, or harsh cleaners or
soaps.
Regular and routine cleaning will reduce the need for
heavy cleaning and polishing. If heavy cleaning is
required, the following procedures are recommended:
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1-11/16" to 2-1/2"
Phillips Screwdriver
FINISHED
WALL
Remove as much surface dirt and film using clear
water and soft cotton cloth (as described above).
Use any of the following to remove tough surface
film and build-up:
Mild liquid detergents
Clear ammonia free liquid glass cleaners
Non-acidic, non-abrasive gentle liquid or fully
dissolved powder cleansers mixed according to
manufacturers directions.
Non-abrasive liquid polishers
Once clean, rinse faucet again with clear water to
thoroughly remove cleaner or polish and blot dry with
a soft cotton cloth.
Failure to follow these care instructions may
damage the Faucet's finish.
TRIM INSTALLATION
1
Push CAP (1) over the O-RING SEAL (2).
Push ESCUTCHEON HOLDER (3) with lightly greased
O-RING SEAL (4) over CAP (1).
Push on ESCUTCHEON (5) and attach with (60mm)
SCREWS (6) to valve body.
HANDLE INSTALLATION
2
Push TEMPERATURE-CONTROL KNOB (1) (with the red stop on top)
onto KNOB MOUNT (2).
Install HANDLE RING (3) and tighten CONTROL KNOB (1) with
HANDLE RING (3) in place using HANDLE SCREW (4).
Install KNOB CAP (5), (gap for screwdriver for use when
disassembling should point downwards).
2
GREASE ESCUTCHEON
HOLDER O-RING SEAL
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SCREW DRIVER GAP
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TRANSPOSED SUPPLY PIPING OR BACK TO BACK INSTALLATION
3
Should the hot and cold water supply pipes have been transposed making
adjustment impossible, proceed as follows:
Shut off water supply.
Remove handle and rim
Remove check stops and re-install them transposed.
Important note: RED CHECK STOP is now on the right of the mixer body and the BLUE
CHECK STOP is now on the left.
Turn the water supply back on and perform the temperature adjustment in step 4.
TEMPERATURE CALIBRATION
4
Check that arrow marking B points vertically upwards. If not, push the BLACK
CLAMP (1) on the SECURING RING (2) to the right, pull off KNOB MOUNT (3)
and reinstall KNOB MOUNT (3) with arrow "B" pointing upwards.
SET HOT LIMIT STOP
The maximum mixed water temperature is set at 109 F at the factory.
This setting can be changed if desired.
Remove the TEMPERATURE LIMIT STOP (4) (H shaped Black Plastic part).
Reinstall it at the desired notch as indicated in the diagram to limit the maximum
mixed water temperature to 104 F or 112 F.
For 100 F adjustment, turn the water supply on. Turn KNOB MOUNT (3) until the spout
temperature is 100 F. Check that arrow marking A on the KNOB MOUNT (3) still points
upward after adjusting the thermostat to 100 F. If not, pull out the RED LOCKING DEVICE (5).
Remove KNOB MOUNT (3) without turning by sliding out as indicated by the arrow.
Reinstall the KNOB MOUNT (3) so that the arrow marking A points upwards.
Reinstall RED LOCKING DEVICE (5).
CHECK STOP
(RED TO BLUE)
4
104
109
112
2
5
ARROW
"B"
CHECK STOP
(BLUE TO RED)
1
ARROW
"A"
3
OPERATING THE VALVE
5
If the system is delivering all Hot or all Cold and no mixed water the pipes are probably transposed.
If a temperature over 100 F is desired, pull the RED STOP BUTTON (1) away from the body
of the MIXER UNIT and turn the TEMPERATURE KNOB.
This will increase the mixed water temperature up to the maximum limit previously
selected in step 4.
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