Instructions / Assembly

Single Control

Tub & Shower Trim Kit

Before You Begin

Check to make sure you have the following:

10675

10677

Tools and Supplies

You will need the following to install your new faucet:

Groove

Joint Pliers

Pipe

Tape

Adjustable

Wrench

Phillips

Screwdriver

• For use with an automatic compensating valve

rate at 1.56 gpm (5.9 L/min) or less.

• This product is engineered to meet the EPA

WaterSense flow requirement. The flow rate is

governed by the flow controller. If replacement

is ever required, be sure to replace it with a

WaterSense compliant flow controller to retain

the water conserving flow rate of this product.

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0675 10677 Single Control Tub & Shower Trim Kit Before You Begin Check to make sure you have the following: • For use with an automatic compensating valve rate at 1.56 gpm (5.9 L/min) or less. Tools and Supplies You will need the following to install your new faucet: • This product is engineered to meet the EPA WaterSense flow requirement. The flow rate is governed by the flow controller.
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Faucet Installation Shut off main water supply before installation. 1 Shut off water supply. 2 Install shower flange and shower arm. 8"~18" 203mm~457mm (Ø 3 Install showerhead and tighten with wrench. Ø 5/ 15 8" .9m m) 1/2 " ~2 m) /8" 51m 13 ~ mm (35 4 Install nipple for spout. The distance from the valve to the tub spout stub out should be between 8" (20 cm) and 18" (45 cm).
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Troubleshooting Guide Minor problems often can be fixed without a plumber. Before doing any work on the faucet, shut off water supply and close stopper or drain to avoid losing small parts. Problem Cause Solution Leaks underneath handle. Cartridge has come loose or o-ring on cartridge is dirty or twisted. Tighten the cartridge by turning it clockwise. Move the cartridge stem to the “on” position. If either o-ring is twisted, straighten it out. If either o-ring is damaged, replace it.