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Installation
1. Remove the two screws (A1) from the fitting template (A),
then remove the template, see fig. [1].
2. Unscrew adjusting nut (B) and detach stop ring (C), discard
both parts.
3. Install stop ring (D), see fig. [2].
4. Fit clamp (D1).
Mount escutcheon, see figs. [3] and [4].
1. Install the compensation ring (E) if using rough-in
valve 34 122, the ring is not needed for rough-in
valve 34 124, see fig. [3].
2. Push sleeve (F) with the mark (F1) upward onto the mixer
shank, make sure that the marking point (F2) snaps into the
sleeve (F).
3. Slide the escutcheon (G) over the sleeve (F), see fig. [4].
4. Tighten escutcheon with screws (H).
Do not use excessive force to tighten the screws.
5. For assembly of the lever (O), see chapter "Adjustment".
If thermostat is installed too deep, the fitting depth
can be increased by 1 1/8" (27.5mm) with extension set
Part No. 47 328, see page 2.
Adjustment
Temperature setting, see figs. [5] and [6].
• Before the mixer is put into service, if the mixed water
temperature measured at the point of discharge varies from
the specified temperature set on the thermostat handle.
• After any maintenance operation on the thermoelement.
1. Open volume control (J) and measure the temperature of
the water emerging with a thermometer, see fig. [5].
2. Install the green regulator nut (K) and adjust with a
screwdriver until the water emerging has reached a
temperature of 100 °F.
3. Fit the scale handle (L) so that the 100 °F mark on
the scale ring lines up with the mark (F1) on the
sleeve (F), see fig. [6].
4. Screw on cap (M).
5. Screw the ring (N) into the cap (M) until tight.
Hand tighten only!
6. Push on lever (O).
7. Tighten with screw (O1) and screw in cover cap (O2).
Reversed union (hot on right - cold on left).
Replace thermoelement (47 050) or (47 582), see replacement
parts page 2, ref. No.: 47 282 (1/2") and 47 379 (3/4").
English
Temperature limitation
When in proper calibration, the temperature range is limited
to 110 °F. There is a safety check at 100 °F.
If a higher temperature is desired, one can
exceed 100 °F by overriding the safety check.
Prevention of frost damage
When the domestic water system is drained, the thermostat
mixers must be drained separately, since non-return valves
are installed in the hot and cold water connections.
The complete thermostat assembly and non-return valves
must be unscrewed and removed.
Maintenance
Inspect and clean all parts, replace if necessary and grease
with special valve grease.
I.Thermoelement, see figs. [6] to [8] and page 2.
1. Turn scale handle (L) to the 100 °F safety check, see
fig. [6].
2. Unscrew cover cap (O2) and screw out screw (O1).
3. Pull off lever (O) and unscrew ring (N).
4. Unscrew cap (M) and pull off scale handle (L).
5. Remove screws (H) and escutcheon (G), see fig. [4].
6. Close both isolation valves (I).
7. Pull sleeve (F) from the mixer shank by pressing
down the tongue (D2), see fig. [7].
8. Extract clamp (D1).
9. Pull stop ring (D) until resistance is encountered
(approximately 3/8" [10mm]), see fig. [8].
10. Unscrew stop ring (D) complete with regulator
nut (K).
11. Unscrew thermoelement (47 050, 47 582) with 24mm
open-ended wrench, see page 2.
Readjustment is necessary after every maintenance operation
on the thermoelement, see Adjustment.
II. Non-return valve, see figs. [6] to [8] and page 2.
1. Proceed as for maintenance of thermoelement,
points 1 to 6.
2. Unscrew non-return valve (P) or (Q) with 17mm
socket wrench or 10mm allen wrench, see page 2.
3. Remove non-return valve (Q1) and filter (Q2).
Reassembly should be carried out in reverse order.
Observe the correct mounting position!
Replacement parts, see page 2 (* = special accessories).
Care
Instructions for care of this faucet will be found in the Limited
Warranty supplement
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