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- Page 1 TMV2 Thermostatic Shower Control Installation and Maintenance Guide A TMV2 approved thermostatic shower; with a concentric control mechanism, ideal for leisure applications.
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Page 2: Specification
General Guidance This installation guide is provided to give instruction on the installation practices that should be observed to ensure the correct functioning of the Saracen TMV2 shower control. Failure to comply with these instructions will result in the warranty becoming null and void. -
Page 3: Installation
Do not turn the shafts until you have fitted the handles after completing installation. Ensure the hot and cold inlets are correctly connected as stated on the valve. The Saracen TMV2 Thermostatic Control Valve is pre-assembled so a shower hose can be fitted, to the bottom connection. - Page 4 Re-insert the connection in the top of the shower and tighten with the allen key. Plug Repeat with the opposite side, using a spanner to re-tighten the blanking plug in the bottom of the shower. Hot Water Ensure in all instances the o-rings are intact and the connection and blanking plug are securely tighten to form a water tight seal.
- Page 5 Complete the fitting of the pipework and the tiling leaving the pipework as shown. Leave 155mm (+ or - 5mm) between centers and about 30mm out from the finished surface. Remove the backplate from the shower valve to do this use a allen key (2.5mm) to remove the securing grub screws.
- Page 6 Concealed Shower Installation 55mm Minimum The shower control should be installed within the wall or panelled system between 55-70mm behind the finished wall surface. The supply pipework can be plumbed from above or below but must be aligned with the hot and cold connections which have 155mm centres.
- Page 7 ‘on/off’ ring, ready for the shower to be used, Operation The Saracen Shower is a TMV2 approved concentric controls; meaning it comprises of a ring in ring design. To adjust the temperature you simply rotate the the inner (central) ring. The shower is pre-set to 38°C, to reduce the...
- Page 8 In premises covered by the Care Standards Act 2000, the maximum mixed water outlet temperature is 43°C. Performance Checks The performance of the Saracen Thermostatic Shower Control should be checked on an annual basis and verified against the original installation performance. The following check should be carried out: •...
- Page 9 Maintenance Accessing the cartridge Grub screw Grub screw Grub screw Isolate the water supplies on both the hot and cold. Unscrew the temperature lever to expose the grub screw, use a 3mm allen key to loosen the screw which allows the temperature control handle to be removed. You will now be able to see a further grub screw, use a 2.5mm allen key to loosen this, unscrew the flow lever handle which will expose a further grub screw, use a 2.5mm allen key to again loosen this, which will allow the flow control handle to...
- Page 10 Accessing the strainer and check valve The strainer and check valve are situated on the connection between the main shower body and the supply elbow for both the hot and cold. To access these isolate the water supplies. Loosen the compression connection which will allow the elbow to be unscrewed from the connection on the shower body.
- Page 11 Exploded Diagram...
- Page 12 Wolseley UK Head Office The Wolseley Center, Harrison Way, Spa Park, Royal Leamington Spa, CV31 3HH For further information please call: 01765 690 690 or visit www.wolseley.co.uk Wolseley UK reserves the right to make changes to the product which may effect the accuracy of the information contained in this guide.
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