Tub Waste Assembly

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Watco Innovator
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Cable Bath Wastes
Installation Instructions Continued
© 2011 Watco Manufacturing Company Page 2 970INST Rev. 4/11
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WATCO MANUFACTURING COMPANY
1220 South Powell Road
Independence, MO 64057-2724
Phone: [phone] • 800-821-8576
Fax: [phone] • 800-399-2826
www.watcomfg.com
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Step 1: Remove
stopper seal.
Step 2: Slide Theft-
Resistant device into
stopper slot.
Step 3: Replace
stopper seal.
Step 4: Insert stopper shaft into strainer body, pushing it in until the hook
on the Theft-Resistant device snaps into place under the strainer body.
If installing the Theft-Resistant Option:
Step 9: Select the faceplate adapter (Item 5, 6, or 7) that leaves
the desired gap between the tub wall and the edge of the faceplate
(Item 2). (See included adapter selection instruction sheet.)
Place adapter onto the drive shaft (Item 8) (Figure 7). If you have
selected an adapter that is too short, the spacer tabs on the inside of
the faceplate will rub on the OE nut (Item 3), and the adapter screw
hole will not line up with the faceplate screw hole.
Once the desired faceplate adapter is determined, secure the
faceplate adapter to the drive shaft using the screw provided (Item 4)
(Figure 8).
Secure the faceplate (Item 2) to the faceplate adapter
(Figure 9) using either the faceplate screw (Item 1)
(Figure 10). (Leave the plastic sleeve on threads to help
align the screw.)
or the optional ADA handle.
Tighten the faceplate screw until it is ush with the faceplate and snug
(or if using the handle, until it is snug). DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN.
Step 10: Rotate the faceplate CLOCKWISE to the fully-closed position. Install the core
guide (Item 22) into the strainer body using a screwdriver or 7/16” socket (Figure 11).
(See core guide instruction card included with kit.) The core guide should be screwed in
until it is snug against the bottom of the drain elbow. Insert the stopper (Item 24) into the
core guide (Item 22) (Figure 12).
Step 11: Test the cable unit for proper operation. In the fully-closed position, with the
faceplate (Item 2) rotated clockwise, the stopper (Item 25) should rest and seal on the
strainer body ange. In the fully-open position, with the faceplate (Item 2) rotated
counterclockwise past the click, the stopper should open to a height of ½” - ¾” above the strainer body ange. The plastic
cable core should move freely inside the core guide (Item 22) when the faceplate is turned. Adjustments to the open height
can be made using the stopper adjustment screw (Item 24).