Kingston

NOTICE

Failure to follow all directions may cause leaks which may result in water damage

Tools Required

• Basin Wrench
• Adjustable Wrench
• Teflon Tape
• Silicone Sealant
• Screwdriver

INSTALLATION:

1. Remove the flange (2), plug (1) and rubber washer (3) from the drain body (7).
2. Turn the locknut (6) downwardly to the lower position of drain body (7) and push plastic washer (5) and rubber gasket (4) down.
3. Insert drain body (7) upwardly with parts (4), (5), (6) and tailpiece (13) through the drain hole from the underside of sink. Position the side hole of drain body (7) toward the rear wall.
4. Insert rubber washer (3) back on the flange (2) then thread flange onto the top of the drain body (7). As an option, you may use silicone based caulking instead of rubber washer (3). Make sure to tighten securely to prevent any water from leaking.
5. Move up rubber gasket (4), plastic washer (5) and tighten up the locknut (6) with a wrench until the rubber gasket (4) completely and tightly seals the drain hole beneath the sink.
6. Insert the plug (1) into the flange (2). Make sure its bottom hole is aligning with and the side with bottom hole is near the side hole of drain body (7).
7. Remove the nut from the side hole of drain body. Remove clip (12) and two plastic bushings from the ball rod (8).
8. Place one plastic bushing in the side hole with its concave surface facing out. Insert the short side of ball rod from the side hole and through the bottom hole of plug (1). Put the other plastic bushing and nut on the long side of ball rod. Make sure the concave surface of bushing is facing the ball. Tighten up the nut by hand.
9. Move the ball rod (8) up and down to test the plug can open and close smoothly.
10. Connect pop-up rod (9) and ball rod (8) with lift rod strap (11). Try and test the proper connection position and fix them by clip (12) and set screw (10) tightening.
11. Pull up the pop-up rod (9) to the closed position of the plug (1), then turn on the faucets to fully fill the sink with water. Examine and ensure that no water is leaking from the drain body.
12. Push down the pop-up rod (9) to the open position of plug (1) to drain water. Examine to make sure no water leakage around the rubber gasket (4) or side hole of drain body. If leakage is found, adjust the rubber gasket (4), re-tighten the locknut (6) or the nut on the side hole until no more leakage is found.

Diagram Parts Reference:

• 1. Plug
• 2. Flange
• 3. Rubber Washer
• 4. Rubber Gasket
• 5. Plastic Washer
• 6. Locknut
• 7. Drain Body
• 8. Ball Rod
• 9. Pop-up Rod
• 10. Set Screw
• 11. Lift Rod Strap
• 12. Clip
• 13. Tailpiece

PROBLEM

On my faucet drain, the horizontal rod on the drain does not reach the adjustment bar that comes down vertically, what can I do?

CORRECTIVE ACTION

Try bending the adjustment plate that comes down (11) from the pop-up rod. First move the plate as far down as possible, then gently bend towards the drain at a 45-degree angle, then another 45-degree angle bend down to facilitate the insertion of the horizontal pivot rod. In most cases, this procedure will help you reach the horizontal pivot rod.