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1.
Determine the location of the valve. Install the required support framing.
Determine the distance to set valve to the recommended depth based
upon the lines provided for desired trim. These lines designate where the
installed valve should be flush with the finished wall. Improper installa-
tion may result in performance and aesthetic issues with the product.
2.
Remove inlet stop assembly, test cap before soldering.
3.
Locate the valve and install 1/2" piping (B) and elbows (A) to bath and
shower outlets. Do not use more than one elbow (A) on the spout outlet.
Ensure the 'up' marking on the valve face toward the ceiling. If this instal-
lation is for bath or shower only, cap shower or bath port accordingly.
Do not forget to put the washer underneath of the cap. Apply sealant or
teflon tape to threaded connections.
Caution: Do not use PEX or CPVC between the valve and tub spout.
Valve Installation
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REV-12 18, 12
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