Kingston Brass Twin Handles Wall Mount Faucet

Parts and Replacement Parts

Diagram Description

The diagram shows an exploded view of the components for a wall-mount faucet assembly, illustrating how various parts connect.

Parts List

• Part 1: Base Escutcheon/Flange
• Part 2: Gasket/Seal
• Part 3: Mounting Nut
• Part 4: Valve Stem/Cartridge Housing
• Part 5: Cartridge (Hot/Cold)
• Part 6: O-ring/Seal
• Part 7: Handle (Lever or Cross)
• Part 8: Bonnet Nut
• Part 9: Handle Flange
• Part 10: Decorative Escutcheon/Trim Plate
• Part 11: Wall Mount Arm/Body
• Part 12: Hot Cartridge (No.12-KSRPL8000C)
• Part 13: Cold Cartridge (No.16-KSRPL8000H)
• Part 14: Supply Line Connector/Union
• Part 15: Supply Line Nut
• Part 16: Cold Cartridge (No.16-KSRPL8000H)
• Part 17: Valve Body
• Part 18: Wall Connection/Fitting
• Part 19: Spout
• Part 20: Aerator/Spout Tip
• Part 21: Gasket/Seal
• Part 22: Screw
• Part 23: Handle Screw
• Part 24: Washer

Replacement Parts

• Hot Cartridge: No.12-KSRPL8000C
• Cold Cartridge: No.16-KSRPL8000H
• Handle: KSH2961DL

Care and Maintenance of Your Faucet

Your KINGSTON faucet has been finished to the most strict standards; however, due to the high content of minerals in the water, your finish may appear dull and tarnished after time. These are some do's and don'ts to maintain the luster on your faucet for many years to come.

DO

• Use a silicon based caulking when installing.
• Clean your faucet with only a mild soap and water solution.
• Dry your faucet after using it.
• Give it a coat of Carnauba Wax periodically.

DON'T

• Use plumbers putty when installing the faucet.
• Use any abrasive cleaning agents.

Restoring Dull Finishes

It may seem like a very simple and short list but it is that simple to maintain your faucet, looking shiny and new. If your faucet is already looking somewhat dull and tarnished, before replacing it, try cleaning it with a 50/50 solution of vinegar and water. You may need to soak some rags and wrap around those stubborn areas. Leave overnight and rinse completely in the morning. Apply Carnauba wax once you have removed the mineral deposits.

Contact Information and Notices

Website: www.kingstonbrass.com

Toll-Free Customer Service: 1-877-2-KBRASS

Technical Support E-mail: service@kingstonbrass.com

Address: 12775 Reservoir Street, Chino, CA 91710

Installation Instructions

Twin Handles Wall Mount Faucet

Before Beginning Installation

• Flush plumbing lines to clear any debris.
• Shut off both supply lines after flushing.

Tools Needed

• Adjustable Wrench
• Teflon Tape
• Silicone Sealant
• 10mm Allen Wrench
• Screwdriver

Installation Steps

Step 1: Secure Valve Body

Properly secure valve body to wood bracing using copper straps. Ensure the distance between the back of the valve body and the finish wall surface is 2-5/8" to 3-1/4".

Step 2: Connect Valve Assembly to Supply Lines

Connect valve assembly to 1/2" IPS supply lines. The union adaptors on this valve are threaded for 1/2" NPT male threaded fittings.

Warning: To avoid structural damages, do not use gas fittings or fittings of any other size.

Apply Teflon tape to the 1/2" NPT threads of the supply line and thread the union adaptor onto the supply line with a 10 mm Allen wrench.

Warning: Do Not over tighten the union adaptor. It will cause improper stress inside material and lead to fracture over time.

Then tighten up the Hex nut with wrench.

Warning: Do Not Over Tighten.

Step 3: Install Spout

After inserting the spout flange, apply Teflon tape to the spout and thread the spout onto the valve body. Turn the spout clockwise by hand to connect with the valve body. Make sure it is tightly connected, then adjust slightly to ensure the spout outlet is facing down. Apply silicone based caulking to the back of the flange and press against the wall.

Step 4: Attach Handle Flanges and Bonnet Nuts

After applying silicone based caulking to the back of the handle flanges, insert onto the valve body and push completely to the wall. Thread the bonnet nut onto the valve assembly.

Step 5: Install Handles

For Lever Handles:

Turn both the stems to their close positions. The stem on the cold side should be turned clockwise, and the stem on the hot side counter-clockwise. Then insert lever handles onto stems and make sure both cold/hot handles are aligned and horizontal. Tighten up the screws to secure the handle on stems.

For Cross Handles:

Insert cross handles and secure the screws onto the valve stem. Insert valve cap and press firmly.

Step 6: Test for Leaks and Functionality

Remove aerator and turn on both hot and cold valves. This will clear any debris left in the line. Reinstall aerator. Turn on/off both handles to open and close water at least 1 minute and make sure no water leakage on the valve body or any connection.

Installation Warnings

Warning!!!

• Do not over-tighten nut during installation.
• Over-tightening may crack the valve and cause severe leak.