User Manual

Amelie Thermostatic Shower Valve Trim With Lever Handle
4
/08
WATE RWORKS
These guidelines have been prepared for the professional contractor to aid in the installation of:
AMELIE THERMOSTATIC SHOWER VALVE TRIM WITH LEVER HANDLE
(GUSV37R & AMSV70)
All dimensions are based on original specifications and are subject to change and variation.
Please consult your Design Associate for current specifications.
Installation Guidelines
Figure 1
#5
#6
#7
#8
#9
Indice
ring
Indice
Rubber
gasket
Handle
screw
Stem
extension
Escutcheon
#4
1
GUSV37R (rough) + AMSV70 (trim)
7"
7"
4
5
/ 8 "
2
1
/ 2 "
3
3
/ 8 "
3
/ 4 " female NPT
Notes:
• Ideal operating pressure is 40 - 50 psi
• Maximum static pressure is 125 psi
•Minimum static pressure is 25 psi
ROUGH-IN:
This device is a mixing valve controlling temperature only and requires at least one
wall valve (shut off) that also controls volume.The wall valve(s) must be ordered
separately.
➢ Check incoming water pressure; ideal operating pressure is 40-50 psi.
Maximum static pressure = 125 psi. / Minimum static pressure = 25 psi.
➢ BEFORE installation, remove the cartridge.
➢ IMPORTANT:Valve rough-in is 2
1
/2" from the centerline of supplies to face of
finished wall.
➢ Install hot on left and cold on right, according to the valve markings.
➢ Install wall valves (not included, must be ordered separately) with same
rough-in dimensions.
➢ BEFORE the cartridge is reinstalled, the valve should be tested for leaks
and lines should be flushed out. See “FLUSHING OUT SYSTEM”.
➢ Separate supply stops for hot and cold water lines are recommended and
should be accessible for service use.
FLUSHING OUT SYSTEM:
➢ Loosen the screws in face of valve in order to remove valve cover.
Cartridge is attached.
➢ Using the flat gasket provided to make a seal, flip the cover/cartridge over
and secure to the face of the valve using the screws provided.
➢ Fully open the hot and cold supply lines and flush out for several minutes.
Return the cartridge to its original position.
FINISH:
Please refer to the specification diagrams on the left side of this page.
➢ Use only a protected smooth-jawed, or strap wrench on any finished
surface.
➢ Attach the threaded sleeve(#5) to the rough body(#4). Slide the
escutcheon plate (#7) over the sleeve. Mark the threaded sleeve(#5) in
preparation of cutting
3
/16" beyond where it protrudes through the
escutcheon plate.
➢ Remove the plate and threaded sleeve so that the threaded sleeve(#5)
can be cut. Be sure not to cut the end with internal threads. File the cut
edge with care.
➢ Reattach the threaded sleeve(#5) and place the escutcheon plate(#7)
over it. (Note: 86°F is at 12 o'clock).
➢ Place cap(#8) onto threaded sleeve(#5).This should lock the escutcheon
plate tightly against the finished wall.
➢ Introduce the square tube(#6) into the cap(#8) and set it completely
onto the axel of the rough body(#4).
➢ Mark the square tube(#6) and cut it so it is recessed 1/8” from the end of
the cap(#8).
➢ Affix the handle trim adaptor(#10) to the cap(#8) using the set screw
(#9). Be sure to fully tighten.
➢ Push the stablizing ring(#12) into the escutcheon plate(#7).
SETTING THE HIGH TEMPERATURE LIMIT:
➢ IMPORTANT: The risk of scalding exists until the installer has properly set
the high temperature setting.
➢ Adjust the water to the maximum desired temperature.Temperature
adjustments are made by turning the fixing cap(#11).
➢ With the handle trim in the full hot position, snap onto the fixing
cap(#11).
➢ Temperature settings should be checked periodically to ensure the high
temperature limit is maintained.
➢ If further assistance is required, please contact Product Support at:
1-800-927-2120 (8am-7pm EST).