Installation Guide

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INSTALL COUNTERTOP

ASSEMBLE AND INSTALL P-TRAP

AND DRAIN CONNECTIONS (both not included)

Carefully position and install the countertop. Ensure the sealant provides a complete seal between the sink and

the countertop surface. Fill any voids and wipe excess away with soft damp cloth.

Assemble and install P-trap drain connections in accordance

with manufacturer’s instructions. Connect trap to drain

assembly hand tight to check alignment. It may be

necessary to cut off part of the tailpiece (area "B") or part of

the horizontal leg of the trap (area "C"). Secure joints for

watertight assembly.

INSTALL FAUCET (not included)

Carefully locate and install faucet to countertop in accordance with manufacturer’s instructions.

Ensure you provide adequate clearance for supply lines and faucet operation.

Connect supply lines to shutoff valves. Turn on water supply valves and water-test installation.

CARE & CLEANING TIPS ON AMERICAN STANDARD ENAMELED CAST IRON PRODUCTS

American Standard brand cast iron is extremely durable, although care must be taken when handling and cleaning.

For example, dropping a cast iron sink several inches from a cement oor can result in damage which will fracture

the enamel surface. This damage usually manifests itself in the form of chips, shatters, or spiderweb cracks known

as "crazing."

The rst action to maintain the surface and appearance of any cast iron xture is to thoroughly rinse with plenty of

water and dry the xture after each use. Hard or soft water deposits may be a problem if left to accumulate and

crystallize. A buildup of these minerals may make the surface of the xture appear dull. We recommend common

household cleansers, a soft cloth or nylon pad, and a light scouring to remove mineral deposits. Rinse thoroughly

with plenty of water and dry when complete.

Blemishes such as stains or surface specks may be removed with common household cleansers. Before using any

household cleaner, read (and then follow) the instructions printed by the cleaner manufacturer. Cleansers containing

oxalic acid such as ZUD

and BARKEEPERS FRIEND

can be used occasionally when the label instructions are

read and followed.

IMPORTANT! Use of cleaners containing Hydrofluoric Acid will destroy the surface of the fixture and will void the

warranty. Use of cleaners containing Sodium Hypochlorite and bleach should not be used, because over time these

cleaners will etch the surface of enameled cast iron products. Use of cleaners containing these chemicals will void the

warranty.

To remove silver-wire or aluminum marks left from pots and pans, cans that contained food or beverages, or other

marks from metal, we recommend a sprinkling of cleanser and a few drops of water be applied to the surface to

make a paste. Leave the paste undisturbed for no longer than ONE minute, then scrub lightly with a soft cloth. The

treatment may need to be reapplied. Rinse thoroughly with plenty of water and dry when complete.