American Standard Triumph 7038 User manual

M968868 Rev 1.2
7038
Certified to comply with ANSI A112.18.1
Installation
Instructions
TRIUMPH
Widespread Lavatory Faucet with
Speed Connect™ Drain
Adjustable WrenchScrewdriver Channel Locks
Recommended tools
Tubing Cutter
1
2
1
3
4
6
12
5
SLOT
Turn off hot and cold water
supplies before beginning.
CAUTION
Insert SPOUT (1) and CABLE CONNECTOR (12) through center hole, making sure
the SPOUT ESCUTCHEON (2) and SEAL WASHER (3) are properly seated.
Assemble RUBBER WASHER (4), BRASS WASHER (5) and LOCKNUT (6) onto SPOUT
SHANK (7) from under side of sink . Make sure SPOUT (1) is centered in the mounting
hole and the slot in the BRASS WASHER (5) faces toward the rear of the sink.
Tighten LOCKNUT (6) firmly. Fig. A.
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1A
INSTALL SPOUT
INSTALL VALVE BODY
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10
9
8
11
7
Fig. A.
MOUNTING
SURFACE
Hand tighten LOCKNUT (11) to secure VALVE BODY (8).
Repeat above steps for opposite VALVE BODY (8A).
Install LOCKNUT (11) onto VALVE BODY (8).
From under side of mounting surface, install VALVE BODY (8) through valve
mounting holes. Threads of VALVE BODY (8) should extent at least 5/16
of a inch above mounting surface top. Fig. B. Thread ESCUTCHEON (10)
onto VALVE BODY (8) until snug against internal stop. If necessary, adjust
LOCKNUT (11).
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9
8
11
Place RUBBER RING (9) into SCUTCHEON (10).
5/16'' MIN.
8A
Fig. B.
Congratulations on purchasing your American Standard
faucet with Speed Connect drain, a feature found only on
American Standard faucets.
*Your new American Standard faucet is designed to work only with the Speed Connect drain. Heplful tips for
removing your current drain can be found in the Troubleshooting section of these instructions.
To ensure that your installation proceeds smoothly-please read these instructions carefully before you begin.
Speed Connect™ Drain*
• Fewer parts, installs in less time
• Never needs adjustment
• Guaranteed to seal properly the first time, every time.

INSTALL POP-UP DRAIN
INSTALL BLACK GASKET
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2
Install BLACK CONE GASKET (1) onto DRAIN BODY (2)
from below.
Note: The flat side of the BLACK CONE GASKET (1) must
face down.
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Drop DRAIN BODY (4) through sink drain
hole. Make sure WHITE FOAM GASKET (5)
is under flange of DRAIN BODY (4). Fig. B.
Note: No plumber’s putty or caulk is required.
The CABLE ATTACHMENT POINT (6) must
face towards the rear of the SINK. Fig. B.
Remove CLEAR PLASTIC COVER (1). Remove
CARDBOARD SPACER (2) from under DRAIN
POP-UP (3). Fig. A.
2
REAR OF
SINK
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3
1
SINK
DRAIN
HOLE
FLAT SIDE OF GASKET
MUST FACE DOWN
1
2
Fig. A.
2
1
FLAT SIDE OF
GRAY LOCKNUT
MUST FACE UP
INSTALL GRAY LOCKNUT
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Install GRAY LOCKNUT (1) onto DRAIN BODY (2)
from below SINK. Fig. A.
Note: The flat side of the GRAY LOCKNUT (1)
must face up.
Tighten firmly by hand. No tools are required.
Check DRAIN FLANGE in SINK to ensure that
WHITE FOAM GASKET (3) is fully compressed
and not visible. Fig. B.
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POP-UP KNOB (1) must be fully down.
POP-UP KNOB
Fig. A. Fig. B.
M968868 Rev 1.2
DOWN
3WHITE FOAM
GASKET
NOT VISIBLE
DRAIN
FLANGE
Fig. B.
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Connect HOT water supply to inlet of left SHANK and COLD
water supply to right SHANK using sealant, appropriate
connectors, and COUPLING NUTS.
Connect 1-1/4” O.D. tailpiece on POP-UP DRAIN to
waste outlet.
Thread TEE BODY (4) to SPOUT SHANK (5).
Thread HOSE CONNECTOR (6, 6A) to VALVE CONNECTIONS (7, 7A).
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Connect water supply to VALVE BODIES (1,1A) with 1/2" IPS FLEXIBLE
SUPPLIES (2) or 3/8" O.D. BULL-NOSE RISERS (3). Use
adjustable wrench to tighten connections. Do not over tighten.
Be careful not to kink copper supply when bending. Use tubing
cutter to cut to proper length.
MAKE WATER SUPPLY AND WASTE CONNECTIONS
NOTE: FLEXIBLE SUPPLIES OR BULL-NOSE RISERS NOT INCLUDED
AND MUST BE PURCHASED SEPARATELY.
HOT
COLD
FERRULE
COMPRESSION
NUT
COUPLING
NUT
FLEXIBLE
SUPPLIES
1
1A
3/8 O.D.
BULL-NOSE
RISERS
1/2" PIPE THREAD
3/8 COMPRESSION
CONNECTION
2
3
4
5
2
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6A 7A
Thread CABLE CONNECTOR (1) clockwise
onto DRAIN BODY CONNECTION (2) and
hand tighten. Fig. A.
Your new POP-UP DRAIN installation is
now complete. Fig. B.
Note: Tailpeice on pop-up drain is 1-1/4” O.D.
Fig. B.
Fig. A.
ATTACH CABLE CONNECTOR
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2
1
Operate LIFT KNOB (1) to verify that STOPPER (2) opens and
closes.
Note: If STOPPER (2) does not open and close properly then refer
to the “troubleshooting section” of these instructions.
CHECK OPERATION OF POP-UP
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1
1-1/4” O.D.
Fig. B.
WASTE
OUTLET
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M968868 Rev 1.2
9INSTALL HANDLES
CHECK DRAIN CONNECTIONS
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11
12 13
TEST INSTALLED FITTING
With HANDLES (1) in OFF position, turn on WATER
SUPPLIES (2) and check all connections for leaks.
Remove AERATOR (3).
Operate both HANDLES (1) to flush water
lines thoroughly.
Replace AERATOR (3).
1
HOT
COLD
2
4
2
1
5
SERVICE
2
90˚
To change direction of handle rotation,
proceed as follows:
Turn valve to OFF position. Unthread HANDLE
BASE (1) from DECK ADAPTER (2).
Pull HANDLE ASSEMBLY off VALVE STEM (3).
Remove SPRING CLIP (4). Lift STOP WASHER (5),
turn 90˚ and replace. Replace SPRING CLIP (4).
Find correct position of HANDLE ASSEMBLY by adjusting
male teeth on VALVE STEM (3) to female teeth in HANDLE.
Thread HANDLE ASSEMBLY onto DECK ADAPTER (2)
until snug against mounting surface.
If spout drips, operate handles several times from
OFF to ON position. Do not force - handles turn
only 90˚.
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4
3
5
UNTHREAD
HANDLE
ASSEMBLY
1
2
4
5
3
TOP
SPLINE END DOWN
“P” TRAP
WASTE
OUTLET
Push ADAPTER (1) on VALVE STEM (2), so that the hole of the
ADAPTER (1) without a spline is facing up. Fig. A. Tighten
STEM SCREW (3) to secure ADAPTER (1).
Find correct position of LEVER HANDLE ASSEMBLY (4) by adjusting
male teeth on ADAPTER (1) to female teeth in HANDLE (4).
Thread LEVER HANDLE ASSEMBLY (4) onto DECK ADAPTER (5)
until snug against mounting surface.
THREAD ON
TO DECK
ADAPTER
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Operate POP-UP KNOB (5) and fill Sink with water. Check
that DRAIN STOPPER (4) makes a good seal and retains
water in Sink. If STOPPER (4) does not seal properly, please
refer to “Troubleshooting Guide” in these instructions.
Release POP-UP KNOB (5) down and check all drain
connections and "P" trap for leaks. Tighten
if necessary.
Fig. A.
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DO: SIMPLY RINSE THE PRODUCT
CLEAN WITH CLEAR WATER.DRY
WITH A SOFT COTTON FLANNEL
CLOTH.
DO NOT: DO NOT CLEAN THE
PRODUCT WITH SOAPS, ACID,
POLISH, ABRASIVES, HARSH
CLEANERS, OR A CLOTH WITH
A COARSE SURFACE.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS:

M968868 Rev 1.2
Speed Connect™ Drain
Troubleshooting Guide
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2
Disconnect the Cable from the Drain by threading the Cable Connector (1) counter-clockwise. Fig. A.
Look at the area on the Drain Body where the Cable was attached and locate the component labeled
as “Cam” and “Cam Cap” in the illustration. Fig. B.
Use fingers or small screwdriver under either side of the Cam Cap to pry it out from the Drain. Fig. D.
Remove the Cam by pulling it straight out while wiggling gently to loosen the Rubber Seal. Fig. E.
The Stopper can now be removed by lifting it out of the Drain. Fig. F.
CAM
CAM CAP
LIFT-KNOB
RE-ATTACH
DISCONNECT
CABLE ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE
If sink does not hold water even though Stopper is in the “down” position:
• Follow CABLE ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE.
If Stopper does not raise up fully or sink drains too slowly:
• Follow CABLE ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE.
If you need to remove the Stopper:
• Follow STOPPER REMOVAL PROCEDURE.
If you would like the ability to remove your Stopper simply by lifting it out of the drain:
• Follow STOPPER INSTALLATION PROCEDURE for “Unlocked” mode.
STOPPER
Fig. A. Fig. B. Fig. C.
REMOVE
CAM CAP
REMOVE
CAM
Fig. D. Fig. E. Fig. F.
Disconnect the Cable from the Drain by threading the Cable Connector (1) counter-clockwise. Fig. A.
Look at the area on the Drain Body where the Cable was attached and locate the component labeled as
“Cam” in the illustration. Fig. B.
Use a small screwdriver to rotate the Cam in the clockwise direction as far as it will go. At this point the
Stopper should be in the UP position. Fig. B, C.
Push DOWN on the Lift-Knob to make sure it is fully down. Fig. C.
Re-attach the Cable to the Drain Body Connection (2) by threading the Cable Connector (1) clockwise onto the
Drain Body Connection (2) and hand-tighten. Fig. A.
STOPPER REMOVAL PROCEDURE
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LOOP TOWARD
REAR OF SINK
LOOP TOWARD
FRONT OF SINK
Fig. G.
180˚
LOGO
LOGO
DRAIN
Fig. H.
STOPPER INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
Locked Mode:
Look at the Plastic Loop at the bottom of the Stopper and notice
that the Loop is on one side of the Stopper. Fig. G.
To install the stopper in “Locked” mode, insert the Stopper into
the Drain so that the Plastic Loop is facing toward the rear of the
Sink and the American Standard logo is facing front. Rotate
Stopper slightly if necessary so that the Stopper slides all the
way down.Fig. G.
Re-install the Cam into the Drain, rotating the Cam if necessary
to make sure it is fully inserted. Fig. J.
Re-install the Cam Cap, making sure the guide teeth are facing
outward. If the Cam Cap does not “snap” into place, then rotate
the Cam to make sure it is fully inserted. Fig. K.
Re-attach Cable. See “CABLE ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE” in
Troubling Shooting Guide to complete installation. Stopper will be
in “Locked” mode and not be removable.
Unlocked Mode:
Look at the Plastic Loop at the bottom of the Stopper and notice
that the Loop is on one side of the Stopper. Fig. H.
To install the stopper in “Unlocked” mode, insert the Stopper into
the Drain so that the Plastic Loop is facing toward the front of the
Sink and the American Standard logo is facing rear. Rotate Stopper
slightly if necessary so that the Stopper slides all the way down.
Fig. H.
Re-install the Cam into the Drain, rotating the Cam if necessary
to make sure it is fully inserted. Fig. J.
Re-install the Cam Cap, making sure the guide teeth are facing
outward. If the Cam Cap does not “snap” into place, then rotate
the Cam to make sure it is fully inserted. Fig. K.
Re-attach Cable. See “CABLE ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE” in
“Troublingshooting Guide” to complete installation. Stopper will be
in “Unlocked” mode and removable.
Fig. J. Fig. K.
INSTALL
CAM CAP
CAM
INSTALL CAM
The Stopper can be installed two ways, “Locked” Mode (Stopper cannot be
removed) or “Unlock” Mode (Stopper is removable).
Locked Mode
(Vandal Proof)
Unlocked Mode
DRAIN
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M968868 Rev 1.2
TIPS FOR REMOVING YOUR OLD DRAIN:
Loosen nuts on P-Trap using channel locks. Suggest spraying nuts with spray lubricant to loosen any corrosion or
debris that may have built up. Remove P-Trap half from Tailpiece. Use bucket to catch any residual water in P-trap.
Unthread Pivot Rod Nut from Drain Body and remove. Pull Stopper out from Drain Body.
Loosen Mounting Nut as far down as it will go. Push Drain Body up into Sink and unthread Flange from Drain Body.
Remove Drain Body from below sink.
Unthread Tailpiece from Drain Body.
Loosen and remove Mounting Nut and Gasket on Drain Body using channel locks. Suggest spraying nut with spray
lubricant to loosen any corrosion or debris that may have built up. Push Drain Body up into the Sink and remove.
Note: If Drain body rotates while loosening Mounting Nut, insert a screw driver into overflow hole to prevent Drain
Body from rotating while Mounting Nut is removed.
Adjustable Wrench Phillips ScrewdriverChannel Locks
Required tools
METAL OR PLASTIC TWO PIECE
DRAIN BODY
METAL DRAIN BODY WITH
PLASTIC TAILPIECE
PLASTIC DRAIN BODY
WITH PLASTIC TAILPIECE
UNTHREAD
FLANGE
STOPPER
WHEN DRAIN IS REMOVED FROM ABOVE SINKWHEN DRAIN IS REMOVED
FROM BELOW SINK
MOUNTING
NUT
MOUNTING
NUT and
GASKET
METAL
DRAIN
BODY PLASTIC
DRAIN BODY
PLASTIC
TAILPIECE
P-TRAP
HALF
PIVOT
ROD NUT
PIVOT
ROD NUT
SINK
STOPPER
SCREWDRIVER
STOPPER
MOUNTING
NUT and
GASKET
METAL OR
PLASTIC
DRAIN BODY
FINISHED
WALL
FINISHED
WALL
FINISHED
WALL
PLASTIC
TAILPIECE
PIVOT
ROD NUT
SINK SINK
P-TRAP
HALF
P-TRAP
HALF
Most existing drains can be removed quickly and easily with only a pair of channel-
lock pliers or a wrench. However, there may be situations where it is difficult to
remove your old drain or determine how the drain is disassembled. Depending upon
the existing Drain in your sink, it is either removed from above or below the sink.
The illustrations below show some typical drain installations and how they are
disassembled from the sink.
The following tips can help with some of the more common challenges in drain removal:
For Drains that are removed from below Sink:
For Drains that are removed from above Sink:
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