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Product Installation Guidelines
5. Fit handle
−
Ensure the spindle is in the closed position
and firmly press the CliniLever
handle onto the spindle in the desired
orientation.
−
Check operation of CliniLever
handle. They should turn freely for a full ¼
turn.
−
Secure the handle in position using the
supplied washer and stainless steel cap
screw.
TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM
Taps are dripping water
Water is leaking from spindle
Water is not flowing from tap
Spindle is difficult to turn
(jumper valve)
Handle is loose
Flange does not screw down
onto basin/sink surface
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6. Fit water temperature indicator & testing
®
lever
®
lever
CAUSE
Jumper valves are worn or damaged
Ceramic discs are worn or damaged
Tap seat is damaged
O-ring on jumper valve spindle is
damaged or worn
Water is turned off
Aerator or flow regulator is blocked by
debris
Obstruction on spout
Build up of scale on spindle, spindle
worn or o-ring has been damaged
Screw has come loose
Tap bodies are set too far out
−
®
Once CliniLever
lever handle is secure; fit the
appropriate water temperature indicator.
−
Once temperature indicator is fitted, check the
operation of the unit and inspect for any leaks.
RECTIFICATION
Replace jumper valve
Remove and inspect SBA.
Remove debris and/or
replace SBA if damaged.
Refurbish tap seat using a
reseating tool.
Replace o-ring
Turn water on
Remove aerator and/or flow
regulator from tap and remove
debris. Install an inline strainer.
Check if there are obstructions
hindering the water flow in the
spout and take it out.
Remove jumper valve, clean and
regrease. Replace o-ring.
Complete SBA may need to be
replaced.
Tighten handle screw
Re-position tap bodies and breach
piece
Document No.: 001.00.10.05
Version 1, 7 April 2022, Page 4 of 5
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