INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
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WIDESPREAD FAUCETS
(Builder's Series)
IMPORTANT
All California Faucets products are engineered to provide quality performance provided they
are installed and operated properly. To fully enjoy the comfort, safety, and reliability of your new
Widespread Faucet, please follow the instructions below.
#2002-PL
Set Screw
Escutcheon
Handle
1 1/8" Hole size
for drilling
Porcelain Handle
#2002-CR
Stainless
Washer
1"
Shaft
Nut
Brass
Supply Nut
1"
Hot
Fig. 1
Min. 8"
All Widespread faucets meet A112.18.1 - 2.2gpm/8.31 L/min.
***NOTE: SHUT OFF WATER SUPPLY BEFORE BEGINNING INSTALLATION***
1 Install spout according to the type of tee it has:
Model #2002 uses 4-way tee:
-Remove the tee, locknut and stainless steel washer.
-Insert the spout through center hole of the sink or
countertop.
-Place washer and lock nut onto shank
from below. Align spout and tighten nut until spout is
firmly in place.
-Insert white washer into top of tee and slide assembly
onto spout shank.
-Place the rubber washer, brass washer and shaft nut
onto shaft and tighten.
Stainles
Washer
Lock
White
Washer
Nut
Shank
Lock
Nut
4 Way
Tee
Fiber
Washer
1/2"x3/8"x12"
Flex Line
Cold
Bottom
Nut
Series #2002
Shown
OR
Models #2102 & 2202 use 3-way tee:
-Remove the tee, lock nut and notched washer.
-Insert the spout through center hole of the sink or
countertop.
-Slip the notched washer over spout shank. Align
notch for pop-up rod to pass through, then thread
lock nut onto the spout shank. Align spout
and tighten nut firmly.
-Place white washer into top of tee and screw
assembly onto spout shank.
-Insert lift rod through top of spout
Notched
Washer
Lock
Nut
Shank
Cross Handle
#2002-LEV
Lever Handle
#2002-SC
Scroll Handle
#2102-PL
Porcelain Handle
#2102-CR
Cross Handle
#2102-LEV
Lever Handle
#2102-SC
Scroll Handle
#2202-CR
Cross Handle
#2202-ML
4-Way
Tee
Brass
Washer
Fig. 2
Shaft
NOTE: Due to sediment in the water it may
be necessary on occasion to remove the aerator
and clean the screen with a soft bristle toothbrush.
Rubber
Washer
Shaft
Nut
White
3-Way
Tee
Washer
Metal Lever Handle
#2202-CY
Fig. 3
Metal Cylinder Handle
IMPORTANT CLEANING NOTICE
Please refer to Finish Care Instructions for complete
cleaning information. Wipe frequently with a soft, damp
cloth. Never use acids, harsh abrasives or detergents .
2A
For series 20 & 21
NOTE: Hot & cold valves are labeled: cold=blue & hot=red.
-Loosen handle set screws with Allen key provided. Remove handle, escutcheon and top nut.
Turn bottom nut with fiber washer down the valve until stops, (repeat for other valve).
-Insert valve through hole from below and install top nut, and adjust to proper
height. (See Fig. 4A), (repeat for other valve).
-Tighten the bottom nuts to secure the valves onto sink or countertop.
-Install trim parts escutcheons and handles and tighten handle set screws with allen key provided.
Reminder: Please retain Allen key as handles may require re-tightening with normal use.
-Attach flex lines between valves and spout tee. Hand tighten, then 1/4 to 1/2 turn more with
wrench (not supplied). Do not overtighten. (See Fig 1).
Install valve bodies:
Install valve bodies:
2B
For series 22
NOTE: Hot & cold valves are labeled: cold=blue & hot=red.
-Loosen handle set screws with Allen key provided. Remove handle, escutcheon, and spacer
cup. Turn bottom nut with fiber washer down the valve until stops and place spacer cup with
flange up back onto the valve body, (repeat for other valve).
-Insert valve through hole from below and install the escutcheon and adjust to proper height,
(See Fig. 4B). Then place handle onto valve broach to verify correct clearance between handle
and escutcheon, (repeat for other valve).
-Align handle in desired position and tighten the bottom nut to secure the valve,
(repeat for other valve).
-Install handles and tighen handle set screws with Allen key provided.
Reminder: Please retain Allen key as handles may require re-tightening with normal use.
-Attach flex lines between valves and spout tee. Hand tighten, then 1/4 to 1/2 turn more with
wrench (not supplied). Do not overtighten. ( See Fig 1.)
Installation Note for series: #22
The trims to these products do not require a top nut to be installed on the valve,
the escutcheon takes the place of the top nut, (See Fig. 4B)
Install pop-up assembly.
3
-Separate drain collar from pop-up assembly.
-Apply silicon caulking to underside of drain collar. NOTE: Do not use
"Plumbers Putty" or any oil based sealants! Use of anything other than
silicon caulking will VOID the finish warranty.
-Insert drain body from underside through sink. Slowly screw on drain
collar, align with ball rod hole facing back wall, then gently pull down into
sink and firmly tighten brass nut from below.
-Remove tailpiece from drain body and apply teflon tape, approx. 3 to
5 wraps around threads and reinstall into bottom of drain body.
-Insert stopper in collar and hold with eye-hole facing back (See Fig. 5).
-Remove spring clip from ball rod.
-Remove nut and cone washers and slide onto end of ball rod.
-Insert ball rod into drain body below so short end of ball rod end fits
in stopper eye-hole. Snug ball rod nut (do not over tighten).
Ball rod must move up & down freely (See Fig. 5).
-Insert lift rod through top of spout and then through hole rod strap
underneath sink. Tighten thumb-screw of hole rod strap
against lift rod and connect to ball rod by gently pinching locking
spring clip and sliding one side of spring clip onto ball rod.
-Insert hole strap onto ball rod, then pinch spring clip together to fit on ball rod.
Stopper
Eye-Hole
Rubber
Washer
Flat Rubber
Washer
Brass
Nut
Drain
Tailpiece
Fig. 6
Eye-Hole
Escutcheon
Sink/
Countertop
Top Nut
Fiber
Washer
Bottom
Nut
Flex
Line
Escutcheon
Sink/
Countertop
Fiber
Washer
Bottom
Nut
Flex
Line
Ball
Rod
Lift Knob
Hole Rod
Strap
Drain
Collar
Drain
Rim
Lift
Rod
Nut
Cone
Washers
2 3/8"
Valve
Fig. 4A
1 1/8"
Spacer
Cup
Valve
Fig. 4B
Spring
Clip
Nut
Fig. 5
Ball Rod
Connect faucet to water supply:
4
IMPORTANT: Flush supply lines of all
debris prior to connecting to lavatory
valve bodies. Debris remaining in the
line will damage valve bodies and
cause leaking. Failure to flush the
lines could result in voiding the warranty.
-Connect supply risers from the angle stops.
Fig. 7
Valve
Body
Supply Riser
(not supplied)
Angle Stop
(not supplied)
NOTE:
P-trap, angle stops,
and supply risers
are not supplied.
Install "P" trap:
5
-Connect your waste
"P" trap to the drain
tailpiece.
Drain
Tailpiece
"P" Trap
(not supplied)
Fig. 8