American Standard Enfield Bathtub 2742.020 User manual

Installation Instructions
Enfield Bathtub
2742.020, 2742.222
752846-100 Rev. C 1
DuraBond™
Construction
HIGH GLOSS ACRYLIC
FITTINGS NOT INCLUDED
THANK YOU...for selecting American Standard . . . the benchmark of fine quality for over 100 years.To ensure that
your installation proceeds smoothly--please read these instructions carefully before you begin. All you need to finish the
installation are your selected fittings. (Certain installations may require professional help.) Also be sure your installation
conforms to local codes.
GENERAL INSTALLATION INFORMATION
Carefully uncrate and inspect your new bath and tub frame for any
shipping damage. If such damage is found, report it to your vendor
immediately.
Protect all finished surfaces of the bath frame during construction
and installation using a drop cloth. If packaging foam is removed for
inspection purposes, save for frame installation procedure.
Fittings (bath filler, drain, and water supplies) are not provided with
the bath and must be ordered separately.
List of Required Components (not included):
• 1593.170.295 Drain*
• 9116.017.295 Bath Filler*
• 9117.012.295 Water Supplies w/deck risers*
* Available at your American Standard Distributor
List of Required Tools and Supplies:
Tools:
• Drill
• Drill bits for wood or tile
• Level
• Tape Measure
• Pipe Wrench
• Crescent Wrench
• Slip Joint Pliers
• Screw Driver
• Standard Woodworking Tools
• Personal Safety Equipment
• Caulking Gun
• Torque Wrench with 1/2" Socket
• #2 Square Drive
Supplies
• Putty
• Painter's Tape
INSTALLER: PLEASE LEAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
WITH HOMEOWNER AS THEY PROVIDE IMPORTANT
CLEANING INFORMATION.
FOR AFTER-SALES SERVICE CALL 1 [phone]
WEEKDAYS.
© American Standard Inc. 2004
All product names listed herein are trademarks
of American Standard Inc. unless otherwise noted.
43-3/4
(1111mm)
26-3/4
(679mm)
4-1/2
(114mm)
4-1/4
(108mm)
2
(51mm)
6
(152mm)
3
(76mm)
8
(203mm) 14
(356mm)
25
(635mm)
C/L OF DRAIN
C/L OF 1/2 NPTS
SUPPLIES
OUTLINE OF
SKID RESISTANT
SURFACE
7
(178mm)
3-1/2
(89mm)
73-3/4
(1873mm)
SUGGESTED LOCATION
FOR BATH FILLER
(MOUNTING HOLES
BY OTHERS)
36-3/4
(933mm)
14-1/4
(362mm)
5-3/4
(146mm)
FINISHED
FLOOR
VIEW
BATH RIM
C/L OF
OVERFLOW
CAST METAL DESIGN INSERTS
PANELED INSERTS
HC
1/2 N.P.T.S. INLETS
1-3/8 O.D.
TAILPIECE
70 (1778mm)
SUPPORT LEGS
40-3/8 (1026mm)
SUPPORT LEGS 3-1/4
(83mm)
73-3/4 x 43-3/4 x 25 In.
(1873 x 1111 x 635mm)
114 Lbs. (66 Kg.)
748 Lbs. (340 Kg.)
76 Gal. (288 L.)
41 x 21-1/2 In. (1041 x 546mm)
62 x 31-3/8 In. (1575 x 797mm)
15-3/4 In. (400mm)
36 Lbs./Sq. Ft. (174 Kgs/Sq. m.)
27.8
55.7
GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR 2742 BATHING POOL
INSTALLED SIZE
WEIGHT
WEIGHT w/WATER
GAL. TO OVERFLOW.
BATHING WELL AT SUMP
BATHING WELL AT RIM
WATER DEPTH TO OVERFLOW
FLOOR LOADING
(PROJECTED AREA)
PTS.
CUBE (FT3)

1. Identify desired location of the tub. Please note: the floor area supporting the tub and frame
must be capable of supporting a load in excess of 2000 lbs.The supplies and drain must
not interfere with the floor joists (see rough-in for dimensions).
2. Place the wood frame, finished side down, on a soft surface to prevent scratching (an old blanket
or quilt may be suitable).
3. Remove the unfinished shipping supports from each corner by remov-
ing the four (4) wood screws in each corner. (Save the screws for
attaching the legs).
4.Take a leg and insert it into the underside of the frame. Be sure to
have the studs protrude thru the opening in the corner of the frame
(see photo #1).
5. Using the wood screws from step #3, attach the leg to the frame.
6. Slide the corner bracket over the studs and, using the nuts and wash-
ers provided, secure the bracket to the frame (see photo # 2).
Alternating between the nuts, tighten to 10 ft-lbs. Do not overtighten!!
7. Repeat steps 4 thru 6 for the remaining legs.
8. Assemble the jam nuts and lock nuts on the leveler bolt and screw it
into the threaded insert located on the bottom of the leg (see photo
#3). Note –the bottom of the leveler bolt should be 1" from the
bottom of the leg.
9. Repeat for the other legs
10.Turn the frame over and place it in position on the floor. Adjust the
levelers so that frame is level. Please note that the maximum
adjustment is 1/8" up or down. Shimming the legs is prohibit-
ed. Additional adjustment must be accommodated in the floor
as required.
11. Slide the anti-tip bracket over the leveler as shown in photo #4.
12.Trace the outline of the bracket onto the floor.
13. Repeat for the remaining legs.
14. Move the frame about 1 ft. in the direction of the opening on the anti-tip bracket. Note - all
brackets must have the opening pointing in the same direction.
15. Place the anti-tip bracket on the floor within the outline drawn in step # 16 and trace the two
holes onto the floor. Note - all brackets must have the opening pointing in the same direc-
tion.
16. Drill the holes in the floor using a 3/8" drill bit and install the inserts using the supplied hex key
wrench.
752846-100 Rev. C 2
#1
#2
#3
#4

17. Attach the anti-tip bracket to the floor using the 1/4”- 20 socket
head bolts and hex key wrench (see photo #5).
18. Repeat for the remaining brackets. Note - all brackets must have
the opening pointing in the same direction.
19. Slide the frame into position.The leveler should touch the inside of
the bracket as shown in photo #6.Tighten the lock nut onto the
bracket so that it is snug.
20. Place the tub into the frame making sure that it is centered in the
frame.
21. Check to see if the center support is within 1/16" of the floor. Make
adjustments to the levelers as necessary.
22.Trace the outline of the center support onto the floor, firmly tighten
the jam and lock nuts, and raise the tub off of the frame.
23. Apply 1/4" beads of the neutral cure silicone (supplied) 1" apart to
the floor within the outline
24. Lower the tub down to the floor so that center support compresses
the silicone and the deck edges make contact with the frame.
25. Using the pre-drilled holes in the frame at the lumbar end, drive two
(2) screws thru the underside of the frame and into the wood
blocks attached to the bathtub (see photo #7).
26. Repeat on the opposite end
27. Wipe the excess silicone from the floor using mineral spirits
28. Using the pre-drilled holes in the frame on the long side, drive four
(4) wood screws thru the underside of the frame and up into the
wood blocks attached to the bathtub.
29. Repeat on the other side.
30.Take two (2) of the leg covers and position them on the legs as
shown in photo #8. Note –the V-notch should overlap and be on
the outside of the legs so that the holes cover the slots.
31. Using a non-marring clamp, tighten the covers against the leg (see
photo #9).
32. Using the # 33 drill bit supplied, drill a pilot hole 1/2" deep into the outside of the leg at the top
hole.
33. Attach the cover to the leg where the pilot hole was drilled using the #6 x 3/8" pan head screws
provided.
752846-100 Rev. C 3
#6
#7
#8
#9
#5

34. Attach a screw in the bottom hole threading the screw into the slot.
35. Repeat steps 32 thru 34 on the inside of the leg.
36. Repeat for remaining legs.
37. Install the faucet and drain per manufacture’s instructions.
38. Place the wood inserts or cast grilles into the opening in the center
of the 6’side of the frame..
39. Secure the panels to the frame with the deadbolt locks (see photo # 10).
40. Apply painters tape to the frame 1/8" from the deck edge around the perimeter of the tub.
41. Apply silicone sealant to the edge of the tub where it contacts the wood frame and using water
to dampen your finger, remove excess sealant to form a smooth line. Apply additional sealant as
necessary to provide a uniform bead from the deck edge to the masking tape.
42. Carefully remove tape. Dampen finger and run it lightly over the sealant to remove any high
spots. Use mineral spirits to remove excess silicone from the tub and frame.
DRAIN CONNECTION ASSEMBLY AND LEAKTEST
Follow instructions provided with drain for proper assembly procedure. Provide a 1-3/4" dia. hole
through floor in location specified in Fig. 1, connect bath drain to waste line. Tighten all drain joints
securely. Clean the bath and fill with water and check for leaks around all drain connections.
POST INSTALLATION CLEAN-UP
Remove all construction debris from bath. Do not use wire brushes or any other metal implement on
bath surface. Post installation clean-up generally can be completed using warm water and liquid
dishwashing detergent. Stubborn dirt or stains may be removed using granular Spic and Span®
mixed with water. Painter's naphtha can be used to remove excess adhesives and/or wet oil-base
paint.
HARSH CHEMICALS SHOULD NEVER BE USED ON ACRYLIC SURFACES.
Abrasive cleaners must not be used since they will scratch and dull the surface. Dulled areas can be
restored by rubbing with a white automotive-type polishing compound and waxing with a liquid wax.
Do not allow compound to contact the wood frame. If a scratch should occur in the backing material,
it is easily repaired by using paste or liquid shoe polish followed by buffing.
CARE AND CLEANING OF THE BATHTUB SUPPORT FRAME
Please note that some chemicals may damage the finish on the frame.Take care to avoid having the
frame come into contact with the following: iodine, hair dye, after shave lotion, Lestoil“, Lysol Tub and
Tile Cleaner“, Lysol Spray Disinfectant“, Dow Disinfectant“, acetone, paint remover, Formula 409“,
Tile-X“, and Nair“. Use the Milsek Furniture Polish and Cleaner“(sample included) to care for the
support frame and panels.
752846-100 Rev. C 4
#10

AMERICAN-STANDARD ENFIELD BATHTUB FURNITURE WARRANTY
If inspection of this American-Standard plumbing product, within one year after its initial purchase,
confirms that it is defective in materials or workmanship, American-Standard will repair or, at its
option, exchange the product for a similar model.Variations in actual wood color and finishes which
may result from natural characteristics of the wood, such as grain patterns, mineral streaks and the
like, are not defects and are not covered by this warranty.
This warranty applies only to the original purchaser and installation of these products.
This limited warranty does not apply to local building code compliance. Since local building
codes vary considerably, the purchaser of this product should check with a local building or plumbing
contractor to insure local code compliance before installation.
This warranty shall be void if the product has been moved from its initial place of installation;
if it has been subjected to faulty maintenance, abuse, misuse, accident or other damages; if it was
not installed in accordance with American-Standard’s instructions; or if it has been modified in a
manner inconsistent with the product as shipped by American-Standard.
American-Standard’s option to repair or exchange the product under this warranty does not
cover any labor or other costs of removal or installation, nor shall American-Standard be responsible
for any other incidental or consequential damages attributable to a product defect or to the repair or
exchange of a defective product, all of which are expressly excluded from this warranty. (Some
states or provinces do not allow the exclusion or limitation of implied warranties, so this exclusion
may not apply to you).
This warranty gives you specific legal rights. You may have other statutory rights that vary
from state to state or province to province, in which case this warranty does not affect such statutory
rights.
See next page for more warranty information
752846-100 Rev. C 5

AMERICAN STANDARD LIMITED WARRANTY ACRYLIC PRODUCTS
American-Standard warrants to the original consumer purchaser that it will, at its option,
repair or replace any of its plumbing products found by it to be defective under normal use and
maintenance within the following periods from date of purchase:
Shell - three (3) years
This limited warranty DOES NOT COVER the following:
1. Defects or damage arising from shipping, installation, alterations, accidents, abuse, misuse, lack
of proper maintenance and use of other than genuine American-Standard replacement parts, in all
cases whether caused by a plumbing contractor, service company, the owner or any other person.
2. Deterioration through normal wear and tear.
3. Expense of normal maintenance - periodic replacement of washers, seals, etc. is a normal main-
tenance requirement.
4. Postage or shipping costs for returning products for repairs or replacement under this limited war-
ranty and labor or other costs incurred in connection with product removal or installation under this
limited warranty.
5. ANY LIABILITY FOR CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTIAL DAMAGES, ALL OF WHICH ARE
HEREBY EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMED, OR THE EXTENSION BEYOND THE ONE-YEAR DURATION
OF THIS LIMITED WARRANTY OF ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INLCUDING THOSE OF MER-
CHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR PURPOSE INTENDED. (Some jurisdictions do not allow limita-
tions on how long an implied warranty lasts, or the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequen-
tial damages, so these limitations and exclusions may not apply to you.)
6. Responsibility for compliance with local code requirements. (Since local code requirements
vary greatly distributors, dealers, installation contractors and users of plumbing products should
determine whether there are any code restrictions on the installation or use of a specific product.)
7. If a unit is purchased by a dealer and used as a demonstration unit the Warranty takes effect
as soon as the dealer uses the product as a demo. If this demonstration unit is subsequently sold to
a customer, the dealer may transfer the remaining period of the Warranty to the buyer only with
American Standard written approval.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights.You may have other statutory rights that vary
from state to state or from province to province, in which case this warranty does not affect such
statutory rights.
For service under these warranties, it is suggested that a claim be made through the
contractor or dealer from or through whom the product was purchased, or that a service request
(including a description of the product model and of the defect) be sent to the following address:
752846-100 Rev. C 6
In the United States:
American Standard Inc.,
P.O. Box 6820
Piscataway, New Jersey, 08855
Attention: Director of Consumer Affairs
For residents of the United States,
warranty information may also be
obtained by calling the following
toll free number: [phone]
In Canada:
American-Standard,
2480 Stanfield Road
Mississauga, Ontario
Canada L4Y 1S2
Toronto Area: [phone]
Toll Free: [phone]
In Mexico:
Ideal Standard, S.A. de C.V.
Planta Santa Clara
Via Morelos #330
Santa Clara Coatitla
Ecatepec de Morelos 55540,
Estado de Mexico, Mexico

BATH FILLER SUPPLIES
MODEL 9117.012
DESCRIPTION
DO NOT USE PIPE DOPE FOR THREADED CONNECTIONS AS FINISH DETERIORATION MAY RESULT.
INSTALLATION MUST COMPLY WITH APPLICABLE LOCAL PLUMBING/BUILDING CODES
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
To ensure this product is installed properly, please
read these instructions carefully before you begin.
Bath Filler Supplies, Model 9117.012, includes 6” deck mount
supply adapters, riser tubes, couplings, shutoff valves, and all
fittings and supports needed to install and connect the 9116
Series Bath Filler to the water supplies.
Adjust centerline spacing of supports and water supply lines
as needed to accommodate American Standard 9116 Series
Bath Filler. Please refer to Bath Filler Installation Instructions
for this dimension.
Hacksaw/Tubing Cutter
Phillips Screwdriver
Slotted-Head Screwdriver
Tape Measure
Pipe
Wrench
Level
Plumb Bob
Teflon Tape (pipe sealant) or
Teflon Based Pipe Sealant
Clear Silicone Sealant
Drill, misc. bits
1" Hole Saw or Spade Bit
Open-end Adjustable
Wrench Torpedo
RECOMMENDED TOOLS AND MATERIALS
752870-100 Rev. A
Product names listed herein are trademarks of American Standard Inc.
© American Standard Inc. 2004
Step 1. Locate and mark correct centerline dimension for Bath Filler on bath deck per roughing-in dimensions on installation instructions supplied
with bath. (Plan Ahead, be sure that floor joists do not interfere with water supply lines or drain connections!)
Step 2. Extend hole centerlines from bath to floor using Plumb Bob.
Step 3. Drill 1" diameter holes for supply risers at locations marked in step 2.
NOTE: Water supplies are primarily factory assembled and water tested. DO NOT attempt to disassemble supplies, as surface may be
damaged and warranty will be void.
Step 4. Assemble floor escutcheons and base flange to short pipe on supply risers. Insert supply risers into floor mounting holes (with shutoff valves
facing outward) and loosely install flat washers and locknuts on pipe nipples from beneath floor.
GASKET SUPPLY
RISER FLOOR
ESCUTCHEON
DECK MOUNT
WASHER
VALVE
HANDLE
COVER
SCREW
FLANGE
NUT UNION
FLOOR
FLANGE
UNION
NIPPLE
WASHER
FLANGE
NUT
FLANGE
SCREWS
5" DECK MOUNT
ADAPTER
Assembly
INSTALLATION PROCEDURES

FOR AFTER-SALE SERVICE:
752870-100 Rev. A
Step 5. Disassemble union assembly with 4”long threaded nipple. Assemble brass flange nuts and flat rubber gasket onto threads of 4 long union
nipple. Protect surface finish of union coupling or cover wrench jaws to prevent marring of finish on coupling and assemble coupling to the
top of the supply riser.
BE SURE TO USE TEFLON TAPE OR TEFLON PIPE SEALANT AT THIS CONNECTION.
Step 6. APPLY TEFLON TAPE OR TEFLON PIPE SEALANT to threads on union nipple. 4”long threaded union nipple. Insert 4”long threaded
nipple up through hole in bath deck and assemble to union nut on top of supply riser. DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN. Tighten flange nuts and
rubber gaskets to underside of bath. Clear silicone sealant may also be used to provided a watertight seal between the bath and the water
supply connection.
Step 7. Adjust the base flange as necessary to acquire proper height for assembled supply riser. Shutoff valve stems should be aligned so that they
are accessible. 1” of threads maximum should be protruding through the bath deck to accommodate the 6” deck mounted supply
adapters. Drill 1/8" pilot holes through floor flange anchor holes, and secure each flange to floor with four #10 x 2" screws. Fully tighten
under-floor nipple locknuts.
Step 8. Assemble the 6”deck mounted supply adapters to 4”union nipple aligning coupling nuts toward bath sump. Assemble bath filler per
manufactures instructions.
Step 9. Remove shutoff valve handle lockscrews and assemble handle to stem. Replace handle lockscrews and handle lockscrew cover on handle.
Step 10. Connect hot and cold water supplies to 1/2" inlets.
Step 11. When bath and drain installation is complete, open shutoff valves and bath filler Flush lines, check for leakage. Close bath filler valves.
Repair leaks as required.
CARE AND CLEANING
Please use the following care and cleaning procedures to ensure maximum
enjoyment and use of your brass fixtures:
After every use, wipe fittings gently with a soft, damp cloth and dry thoroughly with
a soft towel. It is important to dry base areas where he fixtures come in contact
with wet surfaces.
Fixtures should be cleaned with mild, soapy water, rinsed thoroughly with clear
water, and dried with a soft cloth. Avoid detergents, disinfectants, or cleaning
products in aerosol cans. NEVER use acids, abrasive scouring powders,
detergents, or chemicals on brass fixtures!
In the United States:
American Standard Inc.
P.O. Box 6820
Piscataway, New Jersey 08855
Attention: Director of Consumer Affairs
For residents of the United States, warranty
information may also be obtained by calling
the following toll free number: [phone]
In Canada:
American Standard
2480 Stanfield Rd.
Mississauga, Ontario
Canada L4Y 1S2
Toll Free: [phone]
In Mexico:
Customer Service Manager
Ideal Standard, S.A. de C.V.
Via Morelos #330
Col. Santa Clara
Ecatepec 55540 Edo. Mexico
www.AmericanStandard-US.com
www.AmericanStandard.ca www.AmericanStandard.com.mx
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