Delta Pivotal Kitchen Suite with Ribbon Spout

Product Identification

The following models are covered:

• 4193-DST
• 9193-DST
• 9193T-DST
• 9993-DST
• 9993T-DST
• 9693-DST
• 9693T-DST

Please write your purchased model number here.

What You May Need

For easy installation, you may need:

• A 3/32" (2.38 mm) tool (specific tool not detailed).
• Safety glasses.
• Wrenches.
• A bucket.

Installation Preparation

Before beginning installation, it is essential to:

• Read ALL instructions completely.
• Read ALL warnings, care, and maintenance information.

For additional technical documents and product information, visit www.deltafaucet.com.

Cleaning and Care

To clean the faucet, wipe gently with a damp cloth and blot dry with a soft towel. Avoid harsh abrasives or polishes, as they can damage the finish.

Limited Warranty on Delta Faucets

Delta Faucet Company warrants all parts (excluding electronic parts and batteries) and finishes to the original consumer purchaser to be free from defects in material and workmanship for as long as the original consumer purchaser owns the home. For commercial users, the warranty is 5 years from the date of purchase.

Electronic parts (other than batteries) are warranted for 5 years from the date of purchase (1 year for commercial users). Batteries are not provided with a warranty.

Delta Faucet Company will replace, free of charge, any part or finish that proves defective under normal installation, use, and service. Remedies are limited to repair, replacement, or refund.

Delta Faucet Company recommends professional installation and the use of genuine Delta replacement parts. The company is not liable for damage resulting from misuse, abuse, neglect, or improper installation/maintenance.

For warranty claims, proof of purchase is required. This warranty applies to faucets manufactured after January 1, 1995, and installed in the USA, Canada, and Mexico.

Delta Faucet Company is not liable for special, incidental, or consequential damages.

For questions, visit www.deltafaucet.com, email customerservice@deltafaucet.com, or call 1-800-345-DELTA (3358).

Parts Identification

The following diagrams illustrate the various parts for different Pivotal models:

• Diagram 1 (Page 1): Shows various Pivotal faucet models (4193-DST, 9193-DST, 9193T-DST, 9993-DST, 9993T-DST, 9693-DST, 9693T-DST) and potential installation tools/items like safety glasses, wrenches, and a bucket.
• Diagram 2 (Page 3): Exploded view of the 4193-DST model, detailing parts such as the Sprayer Assembly (RP93287A), Nest (RP93286), Retainer & O-Ring (RP73984), Hose Assembly (RP80522), Escutcheon & Gasket (RP93280A), Handle Assembly (RP93282A), Cartridge Assembly (RP91902), and others with their respective part numbers.
• Diagram 3 (Page 3): Exploded view of the 9693-DST & 9693T-DST models, showing parts like Spout Assembly with Sprayer (RP92603A), Handle Assembly (RP93282A), Cartridge Assembly (RP91902), Bonnet Nut (RP74776), and others with part numbers.
• Diagram 4 (Page 4): Exploded view for models 9193-DST, 9993-DST, 9193T-DST & 9993T-DST, detailing parts like Bar/Prep Spout Assembly (RP92601A), Kitchen Spout Assembly (RP92602A), Sprayer Assembly (RP92600A), Handle Assembly (RP93282A), Cartridge Assembly (RP91902), and others with part numbers.
• Diagram 5 (Page 5): Illustrates electronic components and accessories: Solenoid Assembly (EP92546), 9 Volt Power Supply (EP73954), Thin Deck Aid (RP37490), Battery Box (RP78389), Filter (RP93410), and various Adapters (RP63263, RP63264, RP63265).

Installation Steps

Follow these steps for installation:

1. Step 1: Slide the base plate over the hose assembly. Ensure the tab on the base plate (1) is positioned at the rear of the faucet for proper contact.
2. Step 2: Ensure the tab on the base (6) is correctly seated in the sink hole.
3. Step 3: Orient parts as shown in Insert D. Ensure the isolation feature (7) on the bracket is in the sink hole. The shank (8) must not touch the sink edge to ensure proper touch operation.
4. Step 4: Install check valves on hot and cold water supplies. Secure the nut to the supply valve, hand-tighten, then add one additional turn with a wrench. Use a second wrench to avoid overtightening. Repeat for the other supply line.
5. Step 5: Connect supply lines, ensuring fittings are free of debris. Apply sealant if necessary.
6. Step 6: Tighten the check valves an additional turn with a wrench, using a second wrench to prevent overtightening. Repeat for the other side.
7. Step 7: Connect the hose to the weight assembly.
8. Step 8: Connect the hose to the solenoid assembly.
9. Optional Soap Dispenser Installation: Components for the dispenser include the dispenser assembly, solenoid assembly, battery box, and associated wiring. Ensure wires are routed away from the solenoid and properly connected. Batteries (AA or C) should be installed in the battery box, and the box placed on the cabinet floor.
10. Plastic Sleeve Installation: For PEX tubing connections, slide the nut (2) and plastic sleeve (3) onto the cut tube. Ensure the sleeve is oriented correctly. Insert the tube into the fitting (4) until it touches the bottom. Slide the sleeve down to engage the fitting. Slide the nut over the sleeve and tighten with a wrench. Ensure the tube is cut straight and burr-free. Do not overtighten.
11. Custom Fit Connections: Installers are responsible for cutting supply tubing to ensure a leak-free joint. Use RP50952 sleeves and included nuts. Secure the metal nut (1) on the faucet tube to the supply valve connection (2), hand-tighten, then tighten an additional 2 turns with a wrench. Do not overtighten.

Troubleshooting

LED Guide:

• Solid Blue: Solenoid valve open, water temp < 80°F (27°C).
• Solid Magenta: Solenoid valve open, water temp 80°F-110°F (27°C-43°C).
• Solid Red: Solenoid valve open, water temp > 110°F (43°C).
• 3 Red Flashes: Replace batteries before solenoid opens/closes.

Common Issues & Solutions:

• Low Flow: Clean aerator (1) and blue filter (9) inside solenoid valve.
• Leaks: Disassemble handle, cap, bonnet, and cartridge (7) to check for proper seating and tighten bonnet nut (6) securely with a wrench.
• Solenoid Not Working (No Water/Light): Check battery orientation, replace batteries, verify AC adapter outlet is powered, ensure spout sense clip (RP53233) is attached and secure. If touching the clip turns the faucet on/off, adjust mounting hardware for proper isolation.
• Touch Sensitivity Issues: Place the battery pack flat on the floor under the sink.
• No Water, But Light On: Ensure handle is in the 'on' position, water supplies are on, check spray head inlet for debris, check flow from solenoid assembly, clean solenoid filter, or replace solenoid assembly and electronics kit if water reaches solenoid but not the spout.
• Water Continues Flowing: Touch faucet on/off multiple times to clear debris from solenoid. If issue persists, replace solenoid assembly.
• Spout Indicator Not Illuminating: Check spout indicator connector is fully inserted into solenoid assembly. If problem persists, replace indicator base and solenoid assembly.

Note: The faucet has an auto shut-off feature, turning off water flow if not touched for 4 minutes.

Manual Bypass Option: For temporary manual operation, the solenoid assembly can be removed, and the hose connected directly to the faucet outlet.

Quick Tips

Operation: Tap anywhere on the spout, base, or handle to activate. The faucet distinguishes between a touch and a grab. Use the handle to control temperature and volume.

Auto Shut-off: The faucet automatically shuts off after 4 minutes of continuous water flow.