Full Product Manual

BASIC CONCEPTS:
Cutting, tting, clamping, and attaching hoses
HOW TO CUT
TUBE
Pinch tube, snip a
small hole in valley,
and cut around
circumference to
leave a clean edge.
DO NOT try and
cut through in one
chop.
THREAD TO SINK
OR WASTE
Thread tting by hand onto
bottom of sink (shown) or
onto waste until snug. The
goal is to compress the
rubber rib to create a seal.
Never use a wrench. It may
help to twist counterclock-
wise for 1/4 turn to align the
threads.
CLAMPING TUBE TO TEE
Slide clamp onto the TEE and turn
it so that when it is in nal position,
one tube port is facing the other sink
or disposal and one port is facing
down. Push TEE into the cu until
it can go no further and tighten by
hand until snug. Pull to make sure it
does not move.
ATTACHING
THREADED
FITTING
Capture last rib
between male and
female half of a
tting by locking
one tab and then
carefully push the
other into place.
Lock one side rst.
Push into cu.
Tighten
clamp.
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ADA 606.5 COMPLIANT
REQUIRED READ BEFORE INSTALL
SEE BELOW FOR GLOSSARY AND CONNECTING DISHWASHER
IMPORTANT! If you have a disposal DO NOT remove knock-out plug
on the Simple Drain® TEE. Instead, connect dishwasher drain tube to
your disposal following manufacturer instructions.
If you have a dishwasher but do not have a disposal, you must remove
the knock-out plug on the Simple Drain® TEE rst. Failure to do so
could cause damage to the dishwasher, drain tube, TEE, sink cabinet, or
all of the above.
Remove knock-out
plug by tapping on the
top with a hammer
and screwdriver to
break the plug. Pry out
remaining pieces until
smooth.
Push dishwasher
drain tube over the
barb on the TEE and
attach with clamp (not
included).
Connect dishwasher (If necessary)
UNDER-THE-SINK
KNOWLEDGE
GLOSSARY
CUFF: Smooth end of the tube for connecting to TEE.
DEPTH TAB: Curved tab on the trap loop. Tube should follow outer
edge as shown (left) to create a proper sized trap.
RIB: Raised area of tube. Could also be called a “bump” or “ridge.”
Acts as a sealing surface when used with our threaded tting.
VALLEY: Low spot between two ribs.
SINK DRAIN: Male threaded bottom of the sink. Simple Drain®
threaded ttings will connect here using one rib to create a water
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tight seal.
WASTE: 1.5” male threaded connection to your home’s drain system.
Should be in the wall (P-TRAP), but may be in the oor (S-TRAP).
P-TRAP: Wall-mounted trap that captures water to prevent sewer
gas backup.
S-TRAP: Floor-mounted trap that captures water to prevent sewer
gas backup. S-TRAP installations, regardless of the product used, do
not meet code as they can go dry during normal use.
DISPOSAL OUTLET: The straight or elbowed drain outlet on the side
of your disposal. **Make sure that the area you clamp to is smooth
and does not have embossed print or other imperfections as this will
result in a poor seal and potential leaks.
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(Through wall)
S-TRAP WASTE
(Through oor)
WASTE
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CUFF
Trim around outside.
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