Bristan Wine Easyfit Wiring diagram

Please keep these instructions for future reference
Installation Instructions & User Guide
Wine Easyfit Kitchen Sink Mixer

Thank you for choosing Bristan, the UK’s leading taps and showers expert. We have
designed this product with your enjoyment in mind. To ensure that it works to its full
potential, it needs to be fitted correctly. These fitting instructions have been created to give
you all of the information you need and, if you need any further help, please do not hesitate
to give us a call on 0844 701 6273.
Important Safety Information 03
General Specifications 03
Dimensions 04
Installation Requirements 05
Installation 06-08
Maintenance 09
Troubleshooting 10
Guarantee 11
Contents
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Important Safety Information
•Please read these instructions thoroughly and retain for future use.
•All products manufactured and supplied by Bristan are safe provided they are installed
correctly, used correctly and receive regular maintenance in accordance with these
instructions.
•If you are in any doubt about your ability to install this product safely you must employ the
services of an experienced qualified plumber.
•Remove all packaging and check the components for damage before starting installation.
•Before starting any installation please consider the following: Prior to drilling into walls,
check that there are no hidden electrical wires, cables or water supply pipes. This can be
checked with the aid of an electronic detector.
•If power tools are used do not forget to:
-Wear eye protection
-Unplug equipment after use
•This product must not be modified in any way as this will invalidate the guarantee.
•These fittings need to be installed in accordance with and meet the requirements of the Water
Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations 1999 and Scottish Byelaws 2004.
General Specifications
Operating pressure range (bar) Min Max
0.3 5.0
Maximum static pressure –10.0 bar
NOTE:-Nominally equal (balanced) inlet supply pressures are recommended for optimum
Performance of mixer taps.
Designed to comply with BS EN 200 for single taps / combination taps for water systems of type 1
and 2 general technical specifications; and to be used within systems designed to BS 6700.
BS 6700 recommends the temperature of stored water should never exceed 65°C. A stored water
temperature of 60°C is considered sufficient to meet all nominal requirements and will minimise
the build up of lime scale in hard water areas.
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Dimensions
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All measurements are in mm and are approximate

Installation Requirements.
Flexible Connecting Pipes
Care must be taken when connecting the
flexible connection pipes to the household
pipework to ensure they do not bend sharply
and kink or twist.
See below for recommended ways to fit
the flexible connecting pipes
Important: Failure to follow these guidelines may result in poor performance and
damage to the flexible connecting pipes
Isolation Valves
The isolation valves must be
accessible with a suitable flatblade
screwdriver for turning on and for
future servicing purposes
See below for the off and on positions of
the isolation valves.
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Installation
Basin Mixer
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Installation Cont.
Identify all components are present prior to starting installation using the diagram on
page 06.
1. Spout Assembly x1 9. Grub Screw x2
2. Spout Grub Screw x1 10. Easy Fit Assembly x1
3. Handle x2 11. Flexible Connecting Pipes x2
4. Indice x2 12. Isolation Valve x2
5. Spline Adaptor x2 13. Non-Return Valve x2
6. CD Valve x2 14. Fixing Plate x1
7. Grub Screw x2 15. Hexagonal Key x1
8. Cap x2
Flush through the pipework to ensure removal of debris. Turn off
the mains water supply and close any isolating valves.
1. Fit push-fit connector
Place the ‘push-fit connector’ into the hole in the basin top.
Ensure the rubber washer is fitted to the underside and the side
with ‘FRONT’ on is at the front.
2. Attach hot and cold connectors
A re-enforcing plate, (not supplied or shown in diagram) can be
used to distribute the weight of the tap if fitted to thin worktops or
stainless steel sinks. If required, this should be fitted underneath
work surface above the back nut. Position the back nut under the
basin (with the rubber seal on top), ensuring the locating pin fits
into the hole in the back nut. Insert and loosely tighten the
threaded cold connector by turning the 6mm hexagonal key
clockwise.
Note: The hot connector has 2 flat edges at the top to allow it to fit fully down and close to
the top of the cold connector. Failure to do this may prevent the tap fitting onto the connector.
Important: The push-fit connector must be fully tightened to the back nut before
attaching the flexible connecting pipes.
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5. Fit the tap body
Remove the cover cap and place the plinth over the push-fit connector. Grease the push-fit
connector using the sachet of grease provided. Push-fit the tap body onto the connector.
Align the body and tighten the grub screw at the rear of the body, using the long end of the
2.5mm hexagonal key as shown below until finger tight. Remove the hexagonal key and
insert the short end into the grub screw and tighten an extra ¾ to 1 complete turn more to
ensure the tap body is securely tightened to the push-fit connector.
Important: The fitting must be securely attached to the base.
Turn on the mains water supply and open the isolating valves using a suitable flat blade
screwdriver. (See page 05)
Operation
Lowering/Lifting of the lever handles will turn on/off and increase/decrease the flow of water.
The swivel spout also allows for various positioning.
* Tap body may
vary to the one
shown here
Installation Cont.
3. Attach flexible connecting pipes.
Important: Before connecting the flexible connecting
pipes, please refer to the specific installation
requirements on page 5. Carefully screw the ‘flexible
connecting pipes’ into the ‘push-fit connectors’. Fit the
isolation valves (supplied) to the flexible connection pipes
and turn to the 'closed' position as shown on page 5.
Note: A flexible connecting pipe can be fed up through
the hot connector hole and then screwed on if required.
Important: Only tighten the flexible connecting pipe by
hand. Do not overtighten. Connect the isolation valves/flexible
connecting pipes to the household water supply pipes.
4. Cover cap
If required place the cover cap over the push-fit connector
until the tap body is ready to be fitted.
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General Cleaning
Your fitting has a high quality finish and should be treated with care to preserve the visible
surfaces. All finishes will wear if not cleaned correctly. The only safe way to clean your
product is to wipe with a soft damp cloth. Stains can be removed using washing up liquid.
All bathroom cleaning products (powders and liquids) will damage the surface of your
fitting, even the non-scratch cleaners.
Note: Never use abrasive detergents or disinfectants or those containing alcohol,
hydrochloric acid or phosphoric acid.
Bristan recommend E-cloth for cleaning all of our bathroom & kitchen
products. Using just water, E-cloth gives a smear free, deep clean by
breaking up and holding dirt, which normal cloths leave behind. Order
through your Bristan stockist. (order code: ECLOTH).
Maintenance
If your fitting begins to leak the following should be carried out;
Isolate both hot and cold water supplies to the tap by either:
•Turning the water supply off at the mains stopcock or
•Turning off the isolation valves to the tap.
1. Remove the cap (8) at the base of the handle (3) to reveal the concealed grub screw (7).
2. Unscrew the grub screw (7) and remove the handle (3) by pulling away from the tap body.
3. Remove the ceramic disc valve (6).
4. Carefully clean the valve (6) and the tap body housing before re-inserting and testing.
5. If necessary replace the valve/s.
Please visit www.bristan.com/sparesfinder in order to find spare parts for this product.
6. Re-fit all of the remaining components and turn on water supply.
7. Check for leaks and contact our helpline if problem persists.
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Symptom Cause Remedy
No flow or poor flow
rate.
Partially closed stop or service
valve in water supply pipework to
the tap.
Open stop or service valve.
Head of water is below the
minimum distance required.
Refer to the Specification section
for minimum pressures required.
Possible airlock / blockage in
supply pipework
Remove water supplies from the
fitting and flush the system to
remove any airlocks / debris.
Cartridge / Valve not opening
fully.
Service fitting. Refer to
maintenance section on page 09.
Water dripping for a few
seconds after the tap
has been turned off.
This is caused by ‘capillary
action’ and residual water in the
spout being siphoned out. This
should only last for a couple of
seconds.
Constant dripping /
leaking when the tap is
not in use.
Cartridge / Valve not fully
shutting off.
Service fitting and replace
cartridge / valve. Refer to
maintenance section on page 09.
Fitting does not turn on. Water supplies not turned on. Check that the water supplies to
the fitting are turned on.
Closed stop or service valve. Open stop or service valve.
Troubleshooting
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