Installation

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR MODELS

92-SF-1000-01

For additional assistance or service please contact:

SPEAKMAN

800-537-2107

customerservice@speakman.com

www.speakman.com

SF-1000

SF-2000

TOOLS AND SUPPLIES

Adjustable

Wrench

Thread Seal

Tape

Aerator

Wrench

(included)

Phillips

Screwdriver

Safety

Glasses

Hex Key

Wrench

(included)

Level

Drill

Phillips

Drive Bit

Measuring

Tape

Flat Tip

Screwdriver

1-1/2” Hole Saw

Warranty information can be found at:

www.speakman.com

WARRANTY

Your new Speakman Product is designed for years of

trouble-free performance. Keep it looking new by

cleaning it periodically with a soft cloth. The use of harsh

chemicals and abrasives on any of the Speakman custom

finish products may damage the finish and void the

product warranty. Please be sure to only use approved

cleaners. Please contact Speakman for any clarification

of acceptable cleaners.

MAINTENANCE

Cover your drain to prevent loss of parts. Be sure to

wear eye protection while cutting pipe.

SAFETY TIPS

IMPORTANT

• Be sure to read instructions thoroughly before

beginning installation.

• Do not over-tighten any connections or damage

may occur.

• This installation manual covers several models.

While you models may look different, it will install

in the same manner.

• This faucet has an operating range of 20-80 psi.

Determine the desired mounting location of the

Sensor Faucet and Solenoid Box. Mark

appropriate locations on the vertical studs of

the wall. Draw a level line across the two (2)

Vertical Studs as shown. The distance between

the Sensor Faucet and Solenoid box must not

exceed 36”.

NOTE: Steps 1-8 must be completed

prior to finish wall installation.

Cut three (3) 2”x 4” Horizontal Braces to fit

between the Vertical Studs. The two (2) Upper

Braces shall each be installed 1-1/2” from the

centerline of the desired Sensor Faucet location.

The Lower Brace shall be installed 2” above the

centerline of the desired Solenoid location.

Secure Horizontal Braces to Vertical Studs.

(mounting hardware not included).

IMPORTANT: All Horizontal Braces MUST be set back

½” from the front surface of the Vertical Studs.

Install rough plumbing as shown below. Secure rough plumbing to Horizontal Bracing using Pipe Straps. Apply

Thread Seal Tape on all connections. (Rough Plumbing, Pipe Straps, and Mounting Hardware not included).

½” NPT 90˚ FEMALE ELBOW

½” PIPE - LENGTH DETERMINED

BY ROUGH IN LOCATION

½” NPT FEMALE TO FEMALE

CONNECTOR

0” TO 1/4” FROM FINISHED

WALL SURFACE

½” PIPE - LENGTH DETERMINED

BY ROUGH IN LOCATION

PIPE STRAP

IMPORTANT:

The front surface of the

Lower ½” NPT Female to

Female Connecter MUST be

flush to, or not protrude

more than ¼” from the

finished wall surface when

installation is complete.

Adjust the length of the

Lower Horizontal ½” pipe

(A) accordingly to

accomplish this.

Thread Faucet Inlet Pipe (1) into Upper ½” NPT

Female Elbow. Wrench tighten into position

using an Adjustable Wrench on the Flats of the

Faucet Inlet Pipe. Install and Hand thread

Mounting Nut (2) to the base of Faucet Inlet Pipe

(1).

Summary of content (7 pages)

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR MODELS TOOLS AND SUPPLIES Flat Tip Screwdriver Adjustable Wrench SF-1000 Phillips Screwdriver Hex Key Wrench (included) 1 Determine the desired mounting location of the Sensor Faucet and Solenoid Box. Mark appropriate locations on the vertical studs of the wall. Draw a level line across the two (2) Vertical Studs as shown. The distance between the Sensor Faucet and Solenoid box must not exceed 36”. 2 Cut three (3) 2”x 4” Horizontal Braces to fit between the Vertical Studs.
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5 Position Mounting Plate (1) over Faucet Inlet Pipe as shown below. Secure to the Horizontal Braces with the four Mounting Screws (2) included. Install Mounting Nut (3) and Hand tighten until it contacts the Mounting Plate (1). 6 Route the included Wire Chase (1) as shown below. Ensure adequate length is present on both ends so it can extend beyond the finished wall surface. Place Protective Sleeve (2) into the Faucet Inlet Pipe. 7 • See Detail View.
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13 When choosing your Solenoid Mounting Location, verify that all electrical connections are within reach. Place the Solenoid Assembly against the desired mounting surface while ensuring adequate clearance for servicing of all connections. Solenoid Assembly should be mounted so the inlet and outlet ports are aligned vertically. Mark location of Solenoid Assembly on the mounting surface using a pencil. 14 Remove Mounting Bracket (1) from Solenoid Assembly.
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SF-1000 / SF-2000 CARE AND CLEANING 1) Your SENSORFLO® Faucet is designed and engineered in accordance with the highest quality and performance standards. With proper care, it will provide years of hygienic and trouble-free service. 2) Periodically, the Faucet will require some minor maintenance to keep it at peak performance. There is a low battery indicator located on the Sensor on the Faucet body. When the low battery light on the Sensor blinks, it indicates that the battery is low.
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SPEAKMAN SF-1000 ROUGH-IN DIAGRAM ® NOTES: 75" 8 194.21mm MAX COMPLIANCE: ASME A112.18.1/CSA B 125.1 R1 1 " 16 27.50mm 5" 127mm FLOW: 1/2" NPT INLETS 4 5 " 16 110mm Flow Rate: 0.5 gpm (1.9 L/min) Flow Type: Spray 9 " 16 15mm 120.00° 23" 8 60mm Contractor to supply necessary connections to the inlets of the end bodies. 3" 76.20mm 36" MAX FINISHED WALL FOR PLUMBING ROUGH-IN PLEASE REFER TO THE INSTALATION MANUAL 1/2" NPT MALE 11" 4 32mm DIMENSIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR MODELS TOOLS AND SUPPLIES Pencil A-TMV Thermometer Measuring Tape Thermostatic Mixing Valve IMPORTANT IMPORTANT • Compliance and conformity to local codes and ordinances is the responsibility of the installer. • Valve should be accessible for testing, adjustment and maintenance in the installed position. • Make sure that all water supply lines have been flushed and then completely turned off before beginning installation. Debris in supply lines can cause valves to malfunction.
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8 TESTING THE MIXING VALVE 9 REPLACING THE THERMOSTATIC ELEMENT After installation, test the Mixing Valve and the faucet it serves for proper operation by following the steps below. The Thermostatic Element’s replacement procedure is as follows: Valve temperature test procedure is as follows: 1. Shut off the hot water supply and cold water supply to the Mixing Valve. 1. Activate faucet to observe and record the temperature with a stick Thermometer.