Waterworks R.W. Atlas Deck Mounted Marquee Lavatory Faucet with Metal Lever Side Mount Handles - Manual (Page 2)

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Marquee Three Hole Deck Mounted Lavatory Faucet
INSTALLATION GUIDELINES
Page 2 of 3 8.7.2012
These guidelines have been prepared for the professional contractor to aid in the installation of:
RW ATLAS MARQUEE DECK MOUNTED LAVATORY FAUCET WITH METAL SIDE MOUNT LEVER
HANDLES (STYLE# RWLS10)
All dimensions are based on original specification and are subject to change and variation.
Please consult your Design Associate for current specifications.
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Figure - 02
HANDLE
ASSEMBLY
INLET
TUBE
OUTLET
HOSE
HANDLE RUBBER
WASHER
HANDLE PLASTIC
WASHER
HANDLE NUT
SPOUT
TEE
7. Attach outlet hose to spout tee.
8. Attach supply kit [sold separately] to inlet supply
tube on handle assembly, using the supply nut. See
figure 3.
Figure - 03
SUPPLY KIT
[SOLD SEPARATELY]
SUPPLY NUT
9. Repeat steps 4-8 to install the second handle
assembly.
DRAIN INSTALLATION:
10. Unthread and remove the drain stopper and lower
drain body from the drain flange. The foam washer
can be discarded then remove the tailpiece from the
lower drain body. See Figure - 04.
Figure - 04
DRAIN STOPPER
SCREW
DRAIN FLANGE
FOAM WASHER
RUBBER GASKET
LOWER DRAIN BODY
TAILPIECE
RUBBER WASHER
TAILPIECE
NUT
11. Set the drain flange in the lavatory drain opening
using putty or a clear adhesive silicone depending
on the mounting surface material.* Re-install the
lower drain body with the screw, making sure to use
the rubber gasket provided and tighten until fully
secured. Putty or a clear adhesive silicone may be
used to ensure a water-tight seal between the
gasket and lavatory.* See Figure - 05.
Figure - 05
SCREW
DRAIN
FLANGE
RUBBER
GASKET
LOWER
DRAIN
BODY
5
32
" or 4mm
Hex Key
12. Re-install the tailpiece using the washer and nut
then re-install the drain stopper.
INSPECT THE INSTALLATION:
13. Remove the flow restricting aerator using a flat head
screwdriver or a coin, then carefully open the hot
and cold valves to flush out any debris in the supply
lines. See Figure 1.