Installation Guide

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7) Flush system and check for leaks
■ Turn valve to the warm position and
run for a few minutes.
■ If system is dirty, remove valve spindle
in center of valve to ensure proper
ushing. (See service instructions.)
■ Check for leaks around valve
assembly and all pipe ttings.
5) Remove protective shield
If attached in Step 3, then remove shield
snap tted over the end of valve spindle
once valve is securely installed and wall
nish work has been completed.
6) Adjust valve packing nut
Reference gure 3
■ Turn hot & cold supplies on.
Valve will not operate unless both hot
and cold water supply pressures are on.
■ Place handle over control spindle stem.
■ Adjust packing nut for positive
frictional resistance as handle is
rotated from shuto position across
adjustment range.
approx 45"
(1143 mm)
approx 32"
(813 mm)
12-1/2"
(317 mm)
4-5/8"
(118 mm)
nished wall
Floor
hot / cold
supply
showerhead
supply
5/8" (16 mm)
1/2" (13 mm)
tub spout
supply plug
2-3/8"
±
1/2"
(60 mm
±
13 mm)
pipe centerline
to nished wall
*
See note (2)
Temptrol
control valve
S-4001-BODY
mounting plate,
*
See notes (1)(2)
*
Notes:
(1) Valve spindle can be further extended through
thicker walls by removing mounting plate.
(2) Dimension applies when mounting plate is not used.
(3) Dimensions subject to change without notice.
7-1/2" diameter
(191 mm)
Dimensions Winslet Shower System, S-5101
Figure 3 Valve adjustments
wall
Temp Limit
stop screw
packing nut
control
spindle
stem
8) Set Temp Limit stop screw
Reference gure 3
e limit stop screw limits valve handle
from being turned to maximum
position resulting in excessive hot
water discharge temperatures.
Warning: Failure to adjust
limit stop screw properly may
result in serious scalding.
■ Place handle on control spindle and open
valve to maximum desired temperature.
■ Turn limit stop screw clockwise until
it seats.
Note: Do not install positive shut-o
devices on control valve outlet or devices that
do not allow the valve to ow at least 1.5 gpm.