Installation Guide

1¼”

¼”

¼” Black Drain

Line to Air Gap

Black Drain

Line from

Air Gap

Window

Installation Instructions (continued):

Figure 5.

Figure 6.

CAUTION: Do not drill through a counter top that is more than 1” thick.

CAUTION: Do not attempt to drill through a tiled, marble, granite or similar countertop. Consult

a plumber or the countertop manufacturer for advice or assistance

CAUTION: When drilling through a countertop make sure the area below the drilled area is free

of wiring and piping. Make certain that you have ample room to make the proper

connection to the bottom of the faucet.

CAUTION: Do not attempt to drill through an all-porcelain or porcelain-coated sink. For

applications on these types of sinks we recommend using the sprayer hole or

mounting the faucet through the countertop. Otherwise consult a plumber or

manufacturer for advice or assistance.

1. Line the bottom of the sink with newspaper to prevent

shavings, parts, or tools from falling down the drain.

2. Place masking tape over the area to be drilled to help

prevent scratches if drill bit slips.

3. Mark point with a center punch. Use a ¼” drill bit to drill

a pilot hole

4. Use a 1¼” hole saw to enlarge the hole. Smooth rough

edges with a file.

1. Connect the ¼” black drain tube up to the ¼” fitting

on the air gap faucet.

2. Then connect the ⁄” black tubing to the ⁄” fitting on

the air gap faucet.

NOTE: Make sure the tubing is pushed all the way to the

end of the fitting

NOTE: The ⁄” black drain tube goes by gravity feed to

the saddle drain clamp connection. Make sure

there are no kinks, loops, or sharp bends in the

⁄” black tubing. Failure to make a straight line to

the drain may result in reject water leaking

through the air gap in the faucet onto the

countertop or below the faucet.

Installing Air Gap Faucet (see figure 6):