Speakman TCTA1438 Installation & Assembly

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR MODELS

92-SF-8700-01

For additional assistance or service please contact:

SPEAKMAN

800-537-2107

[email protected]

www.speakman.com

SF-8700 SF-8800 SF-8702 SF-8802

* YOUR FAUCET MAY DIFFER IN APPEARANCE

TOOLS AND SUPPLIES

Adjustable

Wrench

Phillips

Screwdriver

Pencil

Aerator

Wrench

(included)

Tor x B i t

(Included)

Bit Driver

Warranty information can be found at: www.speakman.com

WARRANTY

MAINTENANCE

Cover your drain to prevent loss of parts. Be sure to wear eye protection while cutting pipe.

SAFETY TIPS

IMPORTANT

• Be sure to read instructions thoroughly before beginning installation.

• Do not over-tighten any connections or damage may occur.

• This faucet has an operating range of 20-80 psi.

Your new Speakman Product is designed for years of trouble-free performance. Keep it looking new by cleaning it periodically with a soft cloth. The use of harsh chemicals and abrasives may damage the finish and void the product warranty. Please be sure to only use approved cleaners. Please contact Speakman for any clarification of acceptable cleaners.

Remove Mounting Hardware (1) from faucet. Verify that the Rubber Gasket (2) is in position and aligned to the base of the faucet.

NOTE: If an AC Adaptor is being used, locate the AC Connector Cable (Green) (3) inside the faucet body and pull the connector out.

Place Hose carefully, one at a time, thru hole in mounting surface. Lower Faucet into position.

From below, install Rubber Washer (1), Metal Washer (2), and secure with Mounting Nuts (3). Align Faucet to desired position and wrench tighten Mounting Nuts (3).

4 SINGLE INLET HOSE (SF-8700 & SF-8800)

Ensure the water supplies are turned off. For Model SF-8700 & SF-8800: Uses a Single Hose Mixed inlet. Attach the Hose of the Faucet to a water supply. Wrench Tighten.

WATER

SUPPLY

5 DOUBLE INLET HOSES (SF-8702 & SF-8802)

Ensure the water supplies are turned off. For Model SF-8702 & SF-8802: Uses two hoses as shown below. Make connections with the Hot and Cold hoses of the faucet to water supplies. The inlet threads of the faucet are 9/16”-24 UNF and will accept a 3/8” Compression Fitting. Wrench Tighten.

Accepts a 3/8”

Compression

Fitting

SUPPLY STOPS NOT INCLUDED

6 FOR BATTERY MODEL (SF-8700 & SF-8702)

Use the provided Torx Bit tool to release the two (2) Screws (1) and slide up to open the Lid (2) .

NOTE:

Be sure to cover your drain.

7 FOR BATTERY MODEL (SF-8700 & SF-8702)

Disconnect the GREEN Connector (1) and pull out the Battery Box (2).

8 FOR BATTERY MODEL (SF-8700 & SF-8702)

Push to release the Battery Box Cover (1). Insert or replace the batteries with six (6) new standard 1.5v AA batteries (2). Ensure the position of the new batteries are aligned to the plus (+) and minus (-) symbols within the battery holder.

9 FOR BATTERY MODEL (SF-8700 & SF-8702)

Install the Battery Box Cover (1) and reconnect the GREEN Connector (2). Make sure the cover is fully pressed in.

TO ITEM SHOWN, IT WILL INSTALL WITH IN THE SAME MANNER.

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10 FOR BATTERY MODEL (SF-8700 & SF-8702)

Insert the Battery Box (1) into the Faucet Body and install the Faucet Lid (2).

11 FOR BATTERY MODEL (SF-8700 & SF-8702)

Fasten the 2 Vandal Resistant Screws (1). Make sure there are no gaps between the Lid and the Faucet Body.

12 FOR A/C MODEL (SF-8800 & SF-8802)

Verify all batteries are removed by following the previous steps. Connect the AC Adaptor (1) to the GREEN Wire (2). Plug the A/C Adapter into the wall outlet.

Turn on water supplies and check for leaks. Activate Sensor and allow Faucet to run for 1 minute to flush out any debris.

For Model SF-8702 & SF-8802: Adjust the outlet water temperature by rotating the Mixing Handle on the faucet.

NOTE:

If the temperature is still too cold after adjustment,

switch the HOT and COLD lines on the mixer.

Install Aerator. Tighten with included Aerator Wrench.

SF-8700/SF-8800/SF-8702/SF-8802 QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

Q. How does the Sensorflo® Faucet work?

A. It uses laser technology. The Sensor emits a non-visible beam of light. When an object enters the detection area, the Sensor signals the Solenoid Valve to open for water to flow. When an object leaves the detection area, the Sensor signals the valve to close.

Q. Is the Sensorflo

Faucet sensor beam adjustable?

A. No, the Sensorflo

Faucet sensor beam is not adjustable. It has been factory set to

factory specifications for these Faucets.

Q. What about water conservation?

A. The Sensorflo

design directly addresses water conservation. Water savings of up to

85% are not unusual. Additional energy savings are realized by conserving hot water.

Q. Can the water temperature of the Sensorflo® Faucet be adjusted?

A. Yes, this Faucet has a hot and cold water mechanical mixing valve. If you need to meet ASSE 1070, you must use our TMV (Thermostatic Mixing Valve) option.

Q. Does Sensorflo

reduce maintenance?

A. By elimination of on/off handles, control components are reduced and fittings stay cleaner longer. Only a light rinsing and wiping is required to restore the beauty of the Sensorflo

Faucets. Drip stains are eliminated. Fingerprints and soap spots on sinks and fittings are avoided. Finishes last longer and wash areas stay cleaner. Germs and bacteria are not transferred as easily making for a healthier environment.

Q. The chrome finish on my Faucet seems to be deteriorating. What can I do to prevent this from happening?

A. Many commercial cleaning products contain harsh chemicals and abrasives. These products should not be used on any chrome-plated plumbing products. Please use only mild soap and water to clean the Faucet. Dry immediately with a soft cloth.

Q. Does the Sensorflo

system shut off immediately when an object leaves

the sensing area? A. A very short delay of approximately 0 to 1.5 seconds occurs before water is shut off.

Q. Is my Faucet protected from power surges?

A. Yes, Sensorflo

has been designed to have built-in power surge protection.

Q. If we lose power, do I have to do something to get the Faucet to operate again?

A. After a power outage, the Faucet is automatically ready for operation as soon as the power comes back on.

Q. If I call a plumber to come and install this Faucet, will they know enough to hook it up?

A. Our installation diagrams are very easy to follow.

SF-8700/SF-8800/SF-8702/SF-8802 TROUBLESHOOTING

If water flow from the Faucet decreases:

1) Make sure the supply stops are open.

2) Remove the Aerator from the spout using the outlet wrench. Operate the Faucet with outlet device removed. If water flow is acceptable, disassemble the outlet device and rinse components with clean water.

If no water flows from the Faucet, and

If you can hear a clicking sound of Solenoid opening, but no water flows:

1) Verify that the HOT and COLD wall stops are completely open.

2) If the Battery Light within the Sensor Eye blinks continuously, even when the Faucet is not in use, the batteries within the Solenoid have low voltage and need replacement.

If you do not hear a clicking sound of Solenoid opening and no water flows:

1) If the Battery Light within the Sensor Eye blinks continuously, even when the Faucet is not in use, the batteries within the Solenoid have low voltage and need replacement.

2) Unplug connections to Solenoid for 2 minutes. Plug connections back in. The red light on the Sensor should turn on for several seconds before becoming operational. If not, check power supplies and connections.

3) Disconnect the existing Solenoid Assembly and connect a new Solenoid Assembly. Activate the Sensor and check for water flow. If the water flows, the existing Solenoid Assembly should be replaced.

If the batteries have been replaced, but the Faucet still does not operate:

1) Check the battery polarity and electrical connections. Make sure all electrical connections are fully inserted.

2) If the Faucet does not operate, replace the existing Solenoid Assembly with one you know to be functioning.

If the Faucet activates, but the water will not shut off:

1) Hold a hand in front of the Sensor at up to 7" away for more than 1 minute until the water flow stops. Once the water stops, remove your hand and wait 15 seconds. Then place your hand in front of the Sensor and verify that it is operating properly.

2) If the Faucet still does not shut off, cover the front of the sink with a towel. This will eliminate the potential of reflections activating the Sensor.

3) If it is a new installation and still not working, replace the Solenoid Assembly.

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SF-8700/SF-8800/SF-8702/SF-8802 REPAIR PARTS

ITEM NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION

RPG05-108059 0.5 GPM AERATOR REPAIR KIT

RPG45-110196 MOUNTING HARDWARE GROUP

RPG76-107259 TRANSFORMER 120VAC TO 6VDC

NOTES:

COMPLIANCE:

CONNECTIONS:

ASME A112.18.1/CSA B 125.1

Supply Connection: 9/16"-24 UNF Connection

FLOW DATA:

• 0.5gpm (1.9 L/min)

MIN. TO LEDGE

51mm

MIN. TO WALL

51mm

LAVATORY ROUGH-IN

32mm

1 4

MIN

SF-8700/SF-8800/SF-8702/SF-8802 ROUGH-IN DIAGRAM

ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN INCHES (MILLIMETERS) UNLESS

OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. DIMENSIONS SUBJECT TO

CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.

SF-8700/SF-8800/SF-8702/SF-8802 CARE AND CLEANING

1) Your SENSORFLO® Faucet is designed and engineered in accordance with the highest quality and performance standards. With proper care, it will provide years of hygienic and trouble-free service.

2) Periodically, the Faucet will require some minor maintenance to keep it at peak performance. There is a low battery indicator located on the Sensor on the Faucet body. When the low battery light on the Sensor blinks, it indicates that the battery is low. To replace the batteries, follow the installation instructions in the electrical connections section of this document.

3) Periodically clean the In-Line Filter.

4) The polished chrome finish of your Faucet should be cleaned using mild soap and warm water.

5) Dry immediately with a soft, clean cloth for best results.

6) NEVER use abrasive cleaners, chemicals, alcohol or other solvents. They may damage the surfaces of the non-chrome plated finishes.

174mm

3" MAX DECK THICKNESS

75mm

57mm

163mm

117mm

15.00°

MIN DECK

HOLE SIZE

1 1/4"

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR MODELS

92-A-TMV-02

For additional assistance or service please contact:

SPEAKMAN

800-537-2107

[email protected]

www.speakman.com

A-TMV

Thermostatic Mixing Valve

HELPFUL TOOLS & SUPPLIES:

TOOLS AND SUPPLIES

Thermometer Measuring

IMPORTANT

• Compliance and conformity to local codes and ordinances is the responsibility of the installer.

• Valve should be accessible for testing, adjustment and maintenance in the installed position.

• Make sure that all water supply lines have been ﬂushed and then completely turned off before beginning installation. Debris in supply lines can cause valves to malfunction.

• Ensure the mounting structure and mounting hardware can safely support the product in use.

• Do not over-tighten any connections or damage may occur.

• Be sure to read instructions thoroughly before beginning installation.

Be sure to wear eye protection.

SAFETY TIPS

Warranty information can be found at: www.speakman.com

WARRANTY

See section “Testing the Mixing Valve”.

MAINTENANCE

IMPORTANT

Determine desired mounting position of the A-TMV with Plastic Wall Bracket. Ensure mounting location is capable of supporting the product in use. Using a pencil, mark the hole location.

If mounting to drywall or tile, select appropriate 5/16" drill bit and drill guide hole at marked location. Install the Plastic Wall Bracket into the drilled hole and press/tap into place until the bracket is flush to the wall surface. Secure the Plastic Wall Bracket to the wall with the proper Mounting Screw (included).

Ø5/16”

OR OR

Ensure the A-TMV is vertical and the body rests on the top face of the Plastic Wall Bracket.

Connect Supply Lines and Fixtures.

• Ensure incoming water supplies are turned OFF.

• Install Inlet and Outlet connections to the valve. Wrench Tighten.

HOT

INLET

COLD INLET

TEPID WATER

OUTLET

• Check for leaks by pressurizing the unit SLOWLY.

• Check the temperature and adjust if necessary.

HOT

INLET

COLD INLET

TEPID WATER

OUTLET

CAUTION

When maintaining and adjusting the Mixing Valve, all fixtures should be isolated from use. Speakman recommends that appropriate personnel shall work safely at all times.

6 SETTING THE MIXING VALVE

Should the Valve require adjustment, or an application require a different set temperature, proceed as follows:

Adjust Temperature with Water Running

• Check the temperature with a stick thermometer.

• Contact proper medical and safety authorities to determine the correct water temperature for the specific application.

• Remove the Plastic Cap (White) from the Valve using a flat tip screwdriver.

REMOVE THE CAP WITH

FLAT TIP SCREWDRIVER

FROM THE NOTCH

ON THE CAP

7 SETTING THE MIXING VALVE

• Create a draw on the Mixing Valve by opening the faucet.

• Loosen, but do not remove the Locking Nut (2) using adjustable wrench. Invert Plastic Cap and align triangular recess in cap to the Adjuster Screw (1).

• Set the outlet temperature by turning the Adjuster Screw clockwise to reduce temperature, counterclockwise to increase temperature. Use a stick Thermometer to check the outlet temperature.

• Tighten the Locking Nut to avoid inadvertent adjustment of outlet temperature.

WARMER

COLDER

Pencil

Tape

Flat Tip

Screwdriver

Drill

Drill Bit

/16”

Phillips

Screwdriver

Safety

Glasses

Drive Bit

Tile Drill Bit

Phillips

/16”

Adjustable

Wrench

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8 TESTING THE MIXING VALVE

After installation, test the Mixing Valve and the faucet it serves for proper operation by following the steps below.

Valve temperature test procedure is as follows:

1. Activate faucet to observe and record the temperature with a stick Thermometer. If the temperature of the Thermometer is not correct, readjust the Mixing Valve according to the section “Setting the Mixing Valve”.

9 REPLACING THE THERMOSTATIC ELEMENT

The Thermostatic Element’s replacement procedure is as follows:

1. Shut off the hot water supply and cold water supply to the Mixing Valve.

2. Remove the Plastic Cap and disassemble the Valve Cap.

3. Remove Thermostatic Element in conjunction with the Shuttle from the Valve Body. No special tools are required.

4. Inspect the Thermostatic Element. If it feels slippery to the touch, then the Element has lost its wax and requires replacement. If the Thermostatic Element feels normal to the touch, then it is in good condition and operable.

5. Verify that the stainless steel Piston moves freely up and down within the Element’s body.

Note:

Gallon per minute ratings may

vary depending upon incoming

water temperatures and

pressures. Hot and cold water

inlet pressures must be equal.

Provisions shall be made to

thermally isolate the valve.

A-TMV REPAIR PARTS

SPEAKMAN

RPG05-109269 THERMOSTATIC & O-RING REPAIR KIT

ITEM NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION

A-TMV ROUGH-IN DIAGRAM

SPEAKMAN

NOTES:

COMPLIANCE:

ASSE 1070 & cUPC Certiﬁed

• Inlets: 3/8” Compression Male Threads

• Outlet: 3/8” Compression Male Threads

• Maximum Working Pressure: 125 psi (861.9 kPa)

• Rated flow at 30 psi (206.9 kPa) differential pressure: 2.16 GPM (8.2 L/min)

• Minimum flow rate: 0.35 GPM (1.3 L/min)

• Hot Water Inlet Temperature Range: 120° – 180° F

• Cold Water Inlet Temperature Range: 37° – 80° F

• Outlet Water Temperature Range: 80° – 120° F

• Minimum Temperature Differential (Hot to Mix):

18° F (10° C)

Contractor to supply necessary inlet connections.

FLOW CAPACITY OF A-TMV

PRESSURE DROP,

psi (bar)

TEMPERED FLOW,

GPM (L/min)

(3.4)

2.8

(10.6)

66mm

33mm

55mm

9/16"-24 THREAD FOR

3/8" COMPRESSION FITTINGS

(3 PLACES)

26mm

NOTES:

ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN INCHES [MILLIMETERS] UNLESS OTHERWISE

SPECIFIED AND ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.

(0.4)10(0.7)15(1.0)20(1.4)30(2.1)40(2.8)45(3.1)

0.66

1.2

1.5

(2.5)

(4.5)

(5.7)

1.74 (6.6)

2.16

2.51

(8.2)

(9.5)

2.66

(10.1)