Delta Two Handle Widespread Bathroom Faucets Installation Manual

General Information and Safety

This manual provides installation instructions for Delta Two Handle Widespread Bathroom Faucets. Please read all instructions prior to installation.

⚠️ CAUTION: Failure to read these instructions prior to installation may result in personal injury or property damage. Manufacturer assumes no responsibility for product failure due to improper installation.

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Cleaning and Care: Care should be given to the cleaning of this product. Although its finish is extremely durable, it can be damaged by harsh abrasives or polish. To clean, simply wipe gently with a damp cloth and blot dry with a soft towel.

Tools You May Need:

• 1/8" or 3/32" Allen wrench (implied by diagrams)
• Silicone sealant
• Wrench (provided in some kits)

Section 1: End Valve & Handle Installation

Your installation will be one of the steps below. Illustrations show various configurations.

Step A: Prepare Valve Assembly

Illustration shows a plastic gasket (labeled 1) being slid onto the valve assembly (labeled 2), ensuring the lip feature faces up.

Step B: Optional Bushing for Larger Holes

Illustration shows an optional plastic bushing (labeled 3) being slid onto the valve assembly (labeled 2). This is for hole sizes greater than 1 3/8" to properly center and seal valves to the sink.

Step C: Install Valve Assembly

Illustration shows the valve assembly (labeled 2) being slid through the deck mounting hole. It notes that the valve with the "Hot" label should be installed in the left hole for proper handle rotation. A washer (labeled 4) is then slid onto the valve assembly below the deck mounting.

Step D: Secure Washer

Illustration shows screws (labeled 6) being installed onto a nut (labeled 7), and the nut being threaded onto a shank (labeled 5). The washer (labeled 4) is secured to the deck using screws, ensuring even tightening.

Step E1: Attach Handle Assembly

Illustration shows the handle assembly (labeled 8) being threaded onto the valve assembly (labeled 2) by turning the handle base clockwise. It notes that end valves may be rotated to align the handle and stops before tightening nuts.

Step E2: Secure Handle

Illustration shows the handle (labeled 9) being snapped down onto an adapter (labeled 10) to secure it. It emphasizes ensuring the handle and end valves are appropriately aligned before pressing the handle down.

Additional Configurations (Pages 2 & 3)

Illustrations and instructions detail variations for installing end valves (labeled 2), support rings (labeled 3), and bushings (labeled 4) into the sink. Key points include ensuring the support ring gasket faces down, using silicone for uneven sinks, and correct orientation of the "Hot" label valve.

Note: For models with sliding lift rods, refer to Section 3.

Section 2: Spout Installation

Instructions and diagrams for installing the spout.

Step 1: Install Spout

Illustration shows installing the spout (labeled 1), gasket (labeled 2), and bushing (labeled 3). Bushings are recommended for holes larger than 1 3/8" for proper centering and sealing. The spout is secured with a washer and nut (labeled 4) using a provided wrench (labeled 5). If the sink is uneven, silicone should be used under the gasket.

Step 2: Install Spout with Base

Illustration shows installing the spout with base (labeled 1) and gasket (labeled 2). It is secured with a bracket using a wrench assembly (labeled 3). Silicone is recommended under the gasket for uneven sinks.

Section 3: Lift Rod Installation

Instructions for installing sliding lift rods.

Step 1: Thread Lift Rod

Illustration shows threading the lift rod (labeled 1) into the hole (labeled 2) from underneath the spout until finger tight. Caution is advised against cross-threading. After installation, the slide (labeled 3) should be checked for free movement.

Step 2: Install Spout and Connect Lift Rod

Illustration shows installing the spout (labeled 4), gasket (labeled 5), and bushing (labeled 6). Bushings are used for holes larger than 1 3/8". The spout is secured with a washer and nut (labeled 7) using a wrench (labeled 8). The lift rod is threaded through the mounting shank (labeled 2) and then connected to the spout assembly.

Section 4: Connector Tube Installation

Instructions for connecting tubes, including PEX tubing.

Step 1: Insert Spout and Outlet Tubes

Illustration shows inserting the spout tube (labeled 13) into the outlet connector (labeled 14) and bending outlet tubes (labeled 15) to insert into the outlet connector. Tubes should be inserted to the first line or until fully seated. The line should not be visible when properly inserted.

Notice: If outlet or spout tubes are too long, lines are provided at 3/4" intervals for cutting. Ensure cuts are straight and perpendicular to the tube axis for a leak-free joint. Delta is not responsible for improper cuts.

Potential Problems and Remedies

• Tubing not cut perpendicular: Make an additional careful cut.
• Tubing cut too short: Purchase a coupling union and replacement supply line.
• Tubing removal: Hold the white ring (labeled 4) down against the outlet connector body while pulling the tubing outward.

Step 2: Connect Y-Connector

Illustration shows inserting a fitting (labeled 1) into a Y-connector (labeled 2) and securing it with a clip (labeled 3). Outlet tubes (labeled 4) are then inserted into the outlet connector. Warnings about cutting PEX tubing and ensuring straight cuts are repeated.

Potential Problems and Remedies:

• Tubing not cut perpendicular: Make an additional careful cut.
• Tubing removal from Y-connector: Hold the white ring (labeled 5) down against the Y-connector body while pulling the tubing outward.

Section 5: Supply Line Connections

Instructions for connecting water supply lines.

A. Standard Connections

NOTICE: To avoid risk of property damage, follow instructions for proper installation. Failure to follow these instructions may result in risk of property damage caused by leaking. Do not use pipe dope or other sealants on water line connections.

Ensure all fittings and end connections are free of debris. Faucet fittings (labeled 1) are 3/8" compression. Loop tubing (labeled 2) if it is too long. Note: Recommended tubing minimum bend diameter is 8". Secure metal nut (labeled 3) to supply valve connection (labeled 4). Turn nut until snug, then tighten at least 2 more turns with a wrench. Repeat for the other tube. Turn on water and examine for leaks.

B. Custom Fit Connections

NOTICE: If PEX supply tubing is too long, read instructions and plan ahead. Installer accepts responsibility for leak-free joints. DO NOT use a metal sleeve or gasket in place of the supplied plastic sleeve/ferrule. Do not use pipe dope or sealants.

For custom fit installations, use supplied plastic sleeves (ferrules) and nuts. Tube cuts must be straight. Slide nut (labeled 1) over plastic sleeve (labeled 3). Start nut by hand onto supply valve connection (labeled 2) to prevent cross-threading. Turn nut until snug, then tighten at least 2 more turns with a wrench. Repeat for other supply line. Turn on water and examine for leaks.

Potential Problems and Remedies

• Tubing not cut perpendicular: Make an additional careful cut.
• Tubing cut too short: Buy a coupling union and replacement supply line.
• Plastic sleeve/ferrule or connection nut lost: Purchase a replacement nut and/or plastic sleeve designed for PEX tubing.

Section 6: Metal Pop-Up Drain Assembly

Instructions and diagrams for assembling the metal pop-up drain.

Steps A-H: Assembly

Step A: Remove stopper (labeled 1) and flange (labeled 2).

Step B: Screw nut (labeled 1) all the way down. Push washer (labeled 2) and gasket (labeled 3) down.

Step C: Remove tailpiece (labeled 1) from body (labeled 2), apply plumber's tape (labeled 3), and replace tailpiece.

Step D: Apply silicone to the underside of the flange (labeled 1). Insert body (labeled 2) into the sink. Screw flange (labeled 1) into body (labeled 2).

Step E: Ensure the pivot (labeled 1) faces the faucet. Pull assembly (labeled 2) down firmly and hold in place. DO NOT TWIST.

Step F: Tighten nut/washer/gasket (labeled 1), clean off excess silicone (labeled 2). DO NOT TWIST.

Step G: Remove pivot nut (labeled 1). Install horizontal rod (labeled 2) and stopper (labeled 3) as non-removable. Hand tighten pivot nut (labeled 1) to allow free stopper movement.

Step H: Ensure lift rod slider (labeled 5) is pulled up and stopper (labeled 6) is pushed down. Install lift rod (labeled 4) into strap (labeled 2) with screw (labeled 7) facing the wall. Attach horizontal lift rod (labeled 1) to strap (labeled 2) using clip (labeled 3). The strap can be bent (labeled 9) if needed. Tighten screw (labeled 7). Connect pop-up assembly to drain (labeled 8).

Section 7: Plastic Pop-Up Drain Assembly

Instructions and diagrams for assembling the plastic pop-up drain.

Plastic Pop-Up Steps A-D:

Step A: Remove stopper (labeled 1), and flange (labeled 2). Screw nut (labeled 3) down. Push black gasket (labeled 4) down.

Step B: Apply silicone to underside of flange (labeled 1). Insert body (labeled 2) into sink. Screw flange onto body. Pivot hole (labeled 3) must face back of sink. Pull assembly down firmly and hold. Tighten nut (labeled 4), remove excess sealant.

Step C: Remove pivot nut (labeled 1). Install horizontal rod (labeled 2) and stopper (labeled 3) as removable (labeled 4) or non-removable (labeled 5). Hand tighten nut (labeled 1). Gaskets (labeled 6) are only required if supplied.

Step D: Attach horizontal rod (labeled 1) to strap (labeled 2) using clip (labeled 3). Install lift rod (labeled 4), tighten screw (labeled 5). Connect assembly to drain (labeled 6).

Push Pop-up Installation Steps A-C:

Step A: Remove stopper (labeled 1), rotate 90°, pull upwards. Remove gasket, seal, and nut (labeled 2) from assembly. Remove drain (labeled 3).

Step B: Apply silicone sealant to underside of flange before installing into sink. Slide drain (labeled 3) through sink hole, press stopper (labeled 1) down into drain (labeled 3), rotate 90°, pull upwards. Insert seal (labeled 2) and secure with nut (labeled 2) from underneath. Do not turn drain (labeled 3) while tightening nut (labeled 2) to prevent sealant failure. Remove excess sealant.

Step C: Connect assembly to drain.

Section 8: Final Steps and Maintenance

Final Installation Steps (Page 12)

Remove aerator (labeled 1) using the supplied wrench (labeled 2). Turn faucet handles (labeled 3) to the full on mixed position. Turn on hot and cold water supplies (labeled 4) and flush water lines for one minute. This process flushes away any debris that could cause damage to internal parts.

Verify the seal is attached to the aerator, then reinstall it. The aerator wrench (labeled 2) can be clipped to the supply tube for future use.

Check all connections at the arrows for leaks and re-tighten if necessary.

The outlet connector (labeled 5) should be positioned to avoid interference with the lift rod strap and horizontal rod.

Maintenance

If faucet exhibits very low flow:

• Remove aerator (labeled 1) with supplied wrench (labeled 2) and clean it.
• For specific models (3567-MPU-DST & 3568LF-MPU): Unsnap clip (labeled 3) on Y-connector (labeled 4). Separate fitting (labeled 5) from Y-connector. Remove flow regulator (labeled 6) using an o-ring pick or similar tool. Clean and reinstall flow regulator. Ensure fitting is fully inserted onto Y-connector and clip is re-engaged.

If faucet leaks from under handle:

• Using a socket, ensure bonnet nut (labeled 8) is tight.
• If leak persists, shut off water supply valves. Replace valve assembly (labeled 7). Ensure bonnet nut (labeled 8) is tightened securely with a socket.

If faucet leaks from spout outlet:

• Shut off water supply valves. Replace valve assembly (labeled 7). Ensure bonnet nut (labeled 8) is tightened securely with a socket.

Note: Install valve assembly (labeled 7) correctly for proper handle rotation.