5600 - Kitchen sink Waterstone - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL 5600 Waterstone

TRADITIONAL PLP PULLDOWN FAUCET INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Model #s:

5500, 5600, 5610, 5200, 5210

Modern stainless steel kitchen faucet with curved glass end and side handle (no text or symbols visible)

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Line drawing of a kitchen faucet with handle and valve (no text or symbols)

BEFORE YOU BEGIN YOUR INSTALLATION:

1

Turn off water supply. Observe all local

plumbing codes.

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Inspect plumbing for signs of damage. Replace as necessary.

Prohibition sign with a black droplet and diagonal line, indicating no pollution or water release.

DO NOT use petroleum based products on this faucet.

REQUIRED TOOLS:

Phillips ScrewdriverAdjustable Wrench

Channel Locks

HANDLE POSITION

Waterstone faucets are designed to be installed in 3 different faucet positions. Choose to have the handle on left, front or right. Your faucet is factory configured for the most common positions - a front and right side installation. To reverse this and have the handle positioned on the left, connect the hose for cold water to the hot supply and the hose for hot water to the cold supply. This will maintain the relationship of pulling the handle for hot water or pushing for cold water.

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HANDLE ON LEFT HANDLE IN FRONT HANDLE ON RIGHT

PULLDOWN FAUCET INSTALLATION

1. C B A

Remove the clamp nut (A) and washer (B) from the threaded shroud (C).

2. COUNTER OR SINK D E

Fit flexible hoses (D) and spray connection tube (E) through hole on counter or sink. (No plumbers putty is required. O-ring seals base).

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Slide washer and thread the clamp nut onto threaded shroud. Tighten nut snug to underside of sink or counter.

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Turn faucet to the desired handle position. Securely tighten clamp screws (F).

HOW TO ADJUST HANDLE POSITION AND HANDLE TENSION

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NEW ADJUSTED POSITION CLEARS BACKSPLASH

On some kitchen countertops, the handle may hit the backsplash when the faucet handle is positioned to the left or right (Fig. 1). Waterstone gives you the option of adjusting the handle 45 degrees to avoid hitting backsplash.

Place a small standard screwdriver in slot at bottom of metal ring that surrounds handle button (A). Gently pry button from handle (B). Unscrew and remove holding screw (C) and washer (D). Hold handle in a vertical position. Wiggle and pull straight off faucet. Rotate handle away from backsplash 45 degrees then slide handle back onto valve stem (E). Insert holding screw with washer and tighten. Snap handle cap back into place. To adjust handle tension, turn ring (F) clockwise to increase or counterclockwise to decrease handle tension.

and remove handle in a at off faucet. A B C D F E

CONNECTING SUPPLY HOSES

Before connecting supply hoses, flush supply stops to clear any debris. Place a bucket underneath stops and run water for 5 to 10 seconds. Turn water off. Carefully position hot and cold supplies so they will not interfere with other hoses. Connect supply hoses (A) to supply stops (B). DO NOT use teflon tape or plumbers putty. Turn water back on and check for leaks.

A B

OPTIONAL DECORATIVE BUTTONS

To change button, find theslot (A) at bottom of retainer ring (B). With a small standard screwdriver, gently pry retainer ring from faucet handle (C). Remove button assembly (D). Insert new button by lining up pin (E) on handle with hole (F) on bottom of button assembly. With slot facing down, press the button retainer ring firmly back into place.

D

(C). Remove ton by e (F) F E

C

CONNECT THE PULLDOWN SPRAY HOSE

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Connect spray hose (A) to spray connection hose tube (B).

NOTE – make sure spray hose (A) and counter balance (C) are free to slide up and down and are not in conflict with any plumbing components or items under sink.

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CLEANING DEBRIS SCREEN

1. Turn off water supplies underneath sink and remove any water pressure by opening the faucet handle. 2. Unscrew sprayer (A) from spray hose by holding knurled swivel (B). 3. Inspect, remove and clean debris screen (C) in sprayer. Once cleaned, replace debris screen and reattach to swivel. 4. Close faucet handle and turn on water supplies. Make sure sprayer is secure and sealed by running faucet.

CLEANING AERATOR

1. A

B C D

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1. Gently unscrew and remove spray face (A) by hand.
2. To remove O-ring (B), aerator (C) and spray face insert (D), push with finger from bottom.
3. Thoroughly rinse aerator with water until all debris is removed.
4. Place spray face insert back into spray face and spin until it clicks into place. Next, place aerator and 0-ring into spray face. Gently screw spray face, by hand, snuggly back onto sprayer.

INSTALL SOAP/LOTION DISPENSER (OPTIONAL)

1. A B C Pull and remove spout (A) from dispenser body (B). Remove clamp nut (C) from threaded shroud (D).

2. 1-3/8" HOLE COUNTER OR SINK Fit dispenser body through 1-3/8" hole on counter or sink. (No plumbers putty is required. O-ring seals base). Screw clamp nut onto shroud and tighten snug.

3. Fill plastic bottle with soap or lotion. Thread bottle (E) into bottom of dispenser shroud.

4. G F Slide red tubing (F) into tube fitting (G) at bottom of spout.

5. Insert open end of red tubing down through dispenser base and into plastic bottle.

6. Push down on spout to secure over white 0-rings. Pump spout a few times to get soap or lotion flowing.

INSTALL AIR SWITCH (OPTIONAL)

1. EXPOSE THREADS A Before inserting air switch into hole, loosen switch base (A) until threads are exposed.

2. Slide clear tubing (B) into tube fitting (C) at bottom of air switch shroud. C B

3. 1-1/2" HOLE COUNTER OR SINK Fit air switch and tubing through 1-1/2" hole on counter or sink. (No plumbers putty is required. O-ring seals base).

Slide washer up then screw the clamp nut onto threaded shroud. Hand tighten nut to underside of sink or counter until snug.

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5. E Tighten clamp screws (E) securely with screwdriver.

6. E Hand tighten switch base back down to cover threads.

7. Slide other end of tubing (F) into tube fitting at bottom of control box (G). G F

GARBAGE DISPOSAL Plug control box into undersink electrical outlet. Plug garbage disposal into either dual outlet.

INSTALL SINGLE PORT AIR GAP (OPTIONAL)

1. A Twist and pull air gap cover (A) off of upper cap nut (B). Unscrew and remove cap nut from piping (C). B C

2. Unscrew and remove top clamp nut (D) from both threadings on piping. Slide gasket (E) off piping and remove.

3. 1-1/2" HOLE From underneath counter top, fit air gap piping upward through 1-1/2" hole.

Slide gasket down and screw top clamp nut back onto piping. Adjust the two clamp nuts to fit countertop thickness. (No plumbers putty is required).

5. F Screw cap nut back onto top of piping until snug. Slide air gap over cap nut and top clamp nut. Be sure to have overflow holes (F) facing sink.

Slide small intake hose (G) over small connector. Slide larger drainage hose (H) over large connector. Tighten hose clamps. Turn on water supply and check for leaks.

INSTALL DUAL PORT AIR GAP (OPTIONAL)

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A B C

Pull air gap (A) off of upper cap nut (B). Unscrew and remove cap nut from piping (C).

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Unscrew and remove top clamp nut (D) from both threadings on piping. Slide gasket (E) off piping and remove.

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1-1/2" HOLE

From underneath counter top, fit air gap piping upward through 1-1/2" hole.

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Slide gasket down and screw top clamp nut back onto piping. Adjust the two clamp nuts to fit countertop thickness. (No plumbers putty is required).

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F

Screw cap nut back onto top of piping until snug. Slide air gap over cap nut and top clamp nut. Be sure to have overflow holes (F) facing sink.

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Slide small intake hose Slide larger drainage ho connector. Tighten hos J K M L H G

Slide small intake hose (G) over small connector. Slide larger drainage hose (H) over large connector. Tighten hose clamps.
Third intake hole (J) has 3 options. Use hose connector (K) for additional dishwasher, use filtration hose connector (L) for reverse osmosis unit, or use solid cap (M) to plug third hole.