User Manual AW3322A1QL
Warranty This product has been manufactured and inspected to the highest possible quality standards. Our sinks carry a limited 5 years warranty for residential use. This warranty relates to defects in manufacture, materials or workmanship in a stainless steel kitchen sink supplied for installation into domestic premises in the United States.
Apron-Front Stainless Steel Kitchen Sink with ledge Features • 18 Gauge stainless steel • Premium 304 grade stainless steel • Heavy duty sound guard padding and undercoating • Slanted bottom with elegant drain grooves for easy draining • Round corners (R10) for easy cleaning • Drain placement – Rear • Lips on two sides to provide track for cutting board In Accordance with Industry Codes&Standards for USA&Canada All Stainless Steel Kitchen Sinks are Certified & Listed By cUPC.
Prior to installation steps: 1. Unpack your new product and ensure that all the parts are contained in the packaging. 2. Keep the product in its original box until you are ready to install it. 3. The counter top must be flat. 4. Shut off the water supply if replacing a previously-installed vessel sink. 5. Observe all plumbing and building codes in your area. 6. It is recommended that installation of the product be done by a professional plumber. 7.
Installation 1. 2. 3. 4. Measure sink apron and cabinet opening to make sure sink apron will fit into cabinet opening. If necessary, sand opening or add wood filler strips. Prepare the cabinet and create a support frame inside the cabinet that the sink will sit on. Use 2x4 solid wood studs to create the support frame. Your cabinet and support frame should be strong enough to hold up to 200 lbs of weight once installed.
Strainer Installation Guide Step1: Taking apart the sink strainer, put the upper strainer body and gasket into the sink hole Step3: Connect the drain tailpiece Step2: Put the lower strainer and gasket connect to the upper part under the sink. Step4: Connect the trap. Run water and check for leaks. Step5: Insert the basket.
Care and Maintenance "The Do's" 1. When it comes to maintenance, the best thing you can do is be consistent in your cleaning. It is preferable to clean a little on a frequent basis than a heavy duty cleaning once in a while. 2. You should make sure that the sink is always clean and dry when not in use. This is the best method of preventative maintenance. Keep the sink water spot free and shiny by rinsing and towel drying after every use. 3.
