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To connect the water supply lines for the Allen + Roth 873X-732707, first, wrap thread sealant tape around the pipe threads in a clockwise direction. Then, connect the hot and cold water supply lines, the shower, and tub outlet pipes to the valve body. Connect pipe elbows to the ends of both pipes and tighten with a wrench. The hot water supply lines go into the H inlet, and the cold water supply lines go into the C inlet. Do not use PEX or CPVC between the valve and spout.
If your Allen + Roth 873X-732707 is leaking from under the handle or spout when off, the bonnet nut might not be tight enough. You should remove the handle and retighten the bonnet nut. If the problem persists after retightening, the cartridge may be damaged, and you should contact customer service for a new cartridge.
To adjust the maximum hot water temperature for the Allen + Roth 873X-732707, first unscrew and remove the handle assembly (F) and escutcheon (E) from the valve body (D). Remember the position of the stop ring (1) on the cartridge assembly (L) and then remove it. For colder water, adjust the stop ring (1) in a clockwise direction and reinstall it onto the cartridge assembly (L). For hotter water, adjust the stop ring (1) in a counterclockwise direction and reinstall it onto the cartridge assembly (L). A thermometer can be used to aid in reaching the desired temperature. Finally, replace the escutcheon (E) and handle assembly (F) back onto the valve body (D), ensuring not to overtighten the handle. Rotate the cartridge stem (1) clockwise to turn off the water before installing the handle.
The Allen + Roth 873X-732707 package includes a Shower Flange, Shower Arm, Showerhead, Valve Body, Escutcheon, Handle Assembly, Plug, Tub Spout, Plaster guard, Screws, Bonnet (Preassembled to Valve Body), and a Cartridge (Preassembled to Valve Body).
If your Allen + Roth 873X-732707 showerhead has reduced water flow, the showerhead may be dirty. You should remove the showerhead and clear any debris clogged at the shower connection. If the problem continues after cleaning, you should contact customer service for a new showerhead.
For installing the Allen + Roth 873X-732707, the recommended Shower and Spout Outlet Hole is 1-1/4 in. diameter, and the Valve Access Hole is 6 in. diameter. The recommended Valve Depth to Finished Wall is 2-1/2 in. min. to 3 in. max. Ensure the black template plate's surface is with the exterior surface of the wall, and the valve body is positioned correctly. A minimum of 8 in. from the valve body to the tub spout is required for proper operation.
To activate the shower function on the Allen + Roth 873X-732707, first turn the valve on. Water will normally flow through the tub spout (H). To switch to the shower, pull the knob (1) up and hold it until water flows continuously from the shower arm (B).
For assembly of the Allen + Roth 873X-732707, you will need an Adjustable Wrench, Phillips Screwdriver, and Thread Sealant Tape. Safety Goggles are also helpful.
If the Allen + Roth 873X-732707 tub spout has no or reduced water flow, it is likely that the angle stops or stop valves are not open completely. You should open the angle stops and stop valves completely by rotating them with a flathead screwdriver in a counterclockwise direction until they cannot rotate further.
To clean and maintain your Allen + Roth 873X-732707, wipe it gently with a grit-free damp cloth and use only mild soap with water. Never use acids, harsh chemicals, or abrasive detergents to clean the faucet surface.
If the hot and cold inlets are reversed on your Allen + Roth 873X-732707, remove the screw (I), inverter (J), and bonnet (K) from the valve body (D). Then, rotate the cartridge (L) 180° so that 'H' appears on the right, ensuring the key is fully engaged with the slot in the valve body. Slide the bonnet (K) over the cartridge (L) and thread it onto the valve body (D), hand-tightening securely. Finally, reassemble the inverter (J) and screw (I).
A leak from the Allen + Roth 873X-732707 showerhead and shower arm connection can be caused by improper sealing or a missing seal washer in the showerhead. To correct this, you can use thread sealant tape to seal the connection. If a seal washer is missing, you should contact customer service for a new showerhead.
To install the tub spout for the Allen + Roth 873X-732707, place the tub spout (H) onto the quick connection until it becomes flush with the finished wall. Then, tighten screw (1) with an Allen wrench (Hex: 2.5mm).
Yes, if you do not wish to install the tub outlet for the Allen + Roth 873X-732707, you can thread the plug (G) into the bottom outlet.
You can identify replacement parts for your Allen + Roth 873X-732707 by referring to the Replacement Parts List in the manual. For example, the Shower flange is Part # RP38046, the Cartridge is Part # RP20124, and the Tub spout is Part # RP33104.
To flush the Allen + Roth 873X-732707, first attach the handle assembly (F) by threading its base onto the valve body (D) and twisting clockwise until secure. Turn the handle assembly (F) to the on position. Then, turn on the hot and cold water supply lines and allow water to flow from the outlets for one minute, or until all foreign matter has been flushed out. Check for leaks. After flushing, shut off the water at the faucet and supply lines and remove the handle assembly (F).
The estimated assembly time for the Allen + Roth 873X-732707 is 120 minutes (including removal of the old faucet).
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Why are there two off positions for water flow?
The Allen + Roth 873X-732707 does not have two off positions for water flow. It has a single off position controlled by the handle assembly. Water normally flows through the tub spout when the valve is on, and pulling the knob diverts water to the shower.
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How do you take the handle off
To remove the handle from the Allen + Roth part number 873X-732707, twist the base of the handle assembly (F) counterclockwise to unthread it from the valve body (D).
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