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Installing the Moen 4700, 84000, L4700, L84000 Series Single Handle Lavatory Faucet, INS165A |
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To complete the project, you should first gather
the tools and all the parts you will need. The basic steps to complete
the installation are to prepare the mounting area, mount the faucet, connect
the supply lines, install the waste assembly, and finally test and flush
the faucet.
You should have the following tools available to you
before you start: a flashlight, an adjustable wrench, pliers, safety glasses,
a basin wrench, plumber's putty, flexible supply lines, Phillips head
screwdriver, and a flat-head screwdriver.
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To view a multimedia demonstration of this tutorial,
click here.
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have it, click here
to get it.
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| 1. |
Be sure
mounting area is clean and dry. Orient deck gasket, then install
the deck gasket to the lav assembly, pushing the gasket around
the mounting studs until it is seated inside the bottom lip
of the escutcheon. |
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| 2. |
Caution:
Severe bends of the supply lines may cause crimping and restricted
water flow could result. If using flexible supply lines, which
are not included with some models, thread supply line nuts onto
tailpiece adapter finger tight, then holding tailpiece adapter
with wrench, tighten nut with another wrench, rotating one-half
turn. |
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Install
clamp bars – channel facing up – spacers and mounting nuts.
Tilt clamp bar back as shown, then drop faucet with supplies
attached down through deck. On decks thicker than three-quarter
inch do not use spacer. |
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Check faucet and gasket position and tighten the mounting
nuts from below. Connect flexible supply lines to your existing
hot and cold water supply lines.
If you are not installing the waste assembly, your faucet
installation is now complete and you should the move to the
Faucet Flushing instructions below. If you are installing
a waste assembly, move to step 5.
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If you are installing a new drain assembly as part of this
project, choose the type of assembly you are installing from
the list below. After installing a new drain assembly, be
sure to return to this tutorial to complete the faucet flushing
procedure.
Metal Drain Assembly
Non-Metal Drain Assembly |
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Flushing Instructions
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To avoid
damage to your new faucet, do not turn on the supply valves
until you have followed these flushing instructions. Rotate
the handles to the"ON" position, and remove the aerator
of the faucet. |
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| F2. |
Open the
hot and cold water shut off valves under the sink, and allow
the water to run for 15 seconds. |
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Finally,
turn the handles to the off position and replace the aerator. |
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Watch
the Animation
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| 1 |
Lever Handle |
| 2 |
Set Screw |
| 3 |
Plug Button |
| 4 |
Handle Screw |
| 5 |
Handle Adapter |
| 6 |
Handle Connector |
| 7 |
Pivot Retainer |
| 8 |
Ring Shield |
| 9 |
Wave Washer |
| 10 |
Collar |
| 11 |
Stop Sleeve |
| 12 |
Washer |
| 13 |
Cartridge |
| 14 |
Retainer Clip |
| 15 |
Escutcheon |
| 16 |
Aerator |
| 17 |
Mounting Stud |
| 18 |
Supply Tube |
| 19 |
Tailpiece Adapter |
| 20 |
Deck Gasket |
| 21 |
Clamp Bar |
| 22 |
Spacer |
| 23 |
Mounting Nut |
| 24 |
Knob Cap |
| 25 |
Knob |
| 26 |
Collar Nut |
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Always turn water supply OFF before removing existing faucet. 
Use a penetrating oil spray on the faucet mounting hardware to help
loosen corrosion and assist in removing the existing faucet connections.
