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Disassembly
Turn OFF both hot and cold water supplies, then open faucet to relieve pressure. Remove handle cover from handle knob. Take out handle screw and remove
handle knob, washer, and stop tube. Lift out retainer clip. Rotate cartridge shell back and forth with Moen cartridge twist wrench, grasp the cartridge stem
with pliers, and pull out the cartridge.
Reassembly
Re-insert cartridge by pushing it all the way into the body until the front of the ears on the cartridge shell are flush and aligned with the body, (see illustration).
Replace the retainer clip so that the legs straddle the cartridge ears and slide down into the bottom slot in the body. This prevents the cartridge from rotating
and locks it in the body. The notched flat on the stem must point UP when mounting handle, with pointer UP. Re-install stop tube, handle parts and handle
knob or lever. Tighten handle screw securely and replace handle cover.
TO REMOVE STOP VALVE
Always turn water supply OFF before disassembly. Open faucet to alleviate sustained pressure.
Removal of stop valve:
1. Remove knob and escutcheon (pry off handle cap and remove handle screw).
2. Using snap ring pliers, remove retaining ring from valve body.
3. Grip stop valve stem with pliers and rotate slightly to remove from valve body.
Re-Installation of new stop valve:
1. Check to be sure that stop valve stem is fully seated in plug.
2. Insert stop valve until fully seated beyond retaining ring groove in valve body.
3. Using snap ring pliers, place retaining ring in valve body, making sure that ring is fully seated.
4. Check orientation of stop valve for water flow. (Stop is in the off position when screwdriver slot is vertical).
5. Turn water supply on.
Trim
MAKE SURE ALL WATER SUPPLIES ARE OFF.
SHOWER: Install flange on long end of arm. Wrap threads on both ends of shower
arm with Teflon tape. Screw long end of shower arm into wall. Install flange and
showerhead.
C.C. SPOUT: The Moen Slip Fit spout is designed with an O-ring seal. It is specifically
designed for installation with copper water tube. Lookout must be free from burrs inside
and out. The edge must not be rolled inward from a dull tubing cutter. The outside
surface must be free from nicks and scratches.
Press and twist the spout onto the lookout upside down. Tighten the clamp screw with
a 5/32" hex wrench until it just starts to bind. Turn spout upright into position against
the wall and finish tightening the clamp screw by hand. The use of pliers or another
wrench on the hex wrench is not necessary. Do not overtighten.
IPS SPOUT:
CAUTION: This spout is A.B.S. plastic and will crack when in contact with some pipe thread compounds. Please read the pipe compound label to be certain.
We recommend using Teflon tape thread sealant.
Screw tub spout onto pipe and tighten by hand. If final turn by wrench is needed, use small wrench with smooth jaws; otherwise, pad wrench teeth with rag
as shown. DO NOT INSERT TOOL INTO SPOUT END TO TURN SPOUT.
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SCUTCHEON: Remove screw holding plaster ground in place. Discard plaster ground. Temporarily install handle knob. Turn on water and check system
for leaks. If there are no leaks, turn OFF water and remove handle knob. Install escutcheon plate with two screws provided Mount with the notch UP. Install
stop tube. The notched flat on the cartridge stem must point UP when mounting the handle knob. Mount handle knob on the stem and replace handle screw
tightly. Snap handle cover in place on the handle.
IMPORTANT FINAL CHECK: If above instructions have been followed correctly there will be clearance between the handle and the escutcheon when the
handle is pushed into the closed position, otherwise the valve will not shut off.
RETAINER CLIP
BODY
CASTING
UP
NOT SHOWN
ESCUTCHEON AND
ESCUTCHEON
SCREWS
DIVERTER
Not for use with Moentrol valves.
CLAMP SCREW
NOTCHED FLAT
ON STEM
EAR
REPLACEMENT
STOP TUBE
CARTRIDGE
SHOWERHEAD
ESCUTCHEON
SCREWS (2)
TUB SPOUT
HANDLE KNOB SERVICE KIT
O-RING
WASHER
HANDLE
HANDLE
COVER
HANDLE
KNOB
SCREW
FLANGE
SHOWER ARM
TUB LOOKOUT
ESCUTCHEON
C.C.
I.P.S.
NIPPLE
I.P.S.
C.C.
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