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5
Installation
Step 4:
Install Sprayer Base
Locking nut (P)
Rubber washer (O)
Threaded pipe
Sprayer base (N)
• Remove locking nu (P) and rubber washer (O) from
threaded pipe.
• Insert sprayer base (N) into hole.
• Slide the rubber washer (O), onto the threaded pipe.
• Screw the locking nut (P) onto the threaded pipe and
hand-tighten.
Make sure the sprayer base (N) is centered
over the sink hole and then finish tightening locking nut (P)
by hand.
Step 5:
Connect Sprayer Hose
Quick connector (K) Sprayer
hose (L)
• Slide the sprayer hose (L) through the sprayer base (N).
• Connect sprayer hose (L) into quick connector (K).
Step 6:
Check and Run Water
Water inlet
valve
Cold
supply
hose
Hot
supply
hose
Handle (A)
Sprayer head (M)
• Check to make sure the faucet is tight.
• Slowly open one water inlet valve and check for leaks; if
no leaks, open the valve all the way.
• Slowly open the other water inlet valve and check for
leaks; if no leaks, open the valve all the way.
If a leak is spotted, close the valve and
remove the water line, along with the Teflon tape on the
threads. Then re-tape the threads and connect the water
line and repeat the procedure.
• Pull the handle (A) in the direction away from you and
make sure there is hot water coming out of the faucet.
• Pull the handle (A) towards you and make sure there is
cold water coming out of the faucet.
•
Remove the sprayer head (M) from the sprayer base (N) and
pull the hose out. Make sure there is nothing obstructing
the hose from being pulled out or retracted.
• With the water running, make certain the sprayer sprays
when the lever is pushed in.
NOTICE
NOTICE
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