Franke SEMI PRO User manual

PROFESSIONAL
EN Installation manual Kitchen Faucet
ES Manual de instalación Grifo de cocina
FR Manuel d‘installation Robinet de cuisine
FF5300 FF5380 FFPD5300 FFPD5380 FFPD5400 FFPD5480
SEMI PRO

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Overview 4
Contents in box 4
Technical data 5
Installation instructions 6
Cleaning and maintenance 10
Replacing the cartridge 10
General maintenance 10
Spare/replacement list 11
FF5300 Series 11
Spare/replacement list 12
FFPD5300 Series 12
Spare/replacement list 13
FFPD5400 Series 13
Limited lifetime warranty 14

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OVERVIEW
Contents in box
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FFPD5300 Series
1- Faucet Assembly
2- Aerator Key
3- Plastic Flange
4- Rubber Washer
5- Fixing Plate
6- Fixing Nut
7- Supply Hoses
8- Diverter
9- Spout Set Screw
10 - Hex Key
FF5300 Series
1 - Faucet Assembly
2- Aerator Key
3- Plastic Flange
4- Rubber Washer
5- Fixing Plate
6- Fixing Nut
7- Supply Hoses
8- Weight
9- Check Valve Holder

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Technical data
Operating data Value
Operating pressure (ideal) 60 PSI 4.1 bar 410 kPa
Operating pressure (max.)* 125 PSI 8.6 bar 860 kPa
Operating pressure (min.)* 20 PSI 1.4 bar 140 kPa
Water temperature (ideal) 140°F 60°C
Water temperature (max.) 158°F 70°C
Hole Size For Faucet 1 3/8“ 35mm
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NOTE: Contact us immediately if you see
inconsistencies.
phone: [phone])
website: www.franke.us/ks
email: [e-mail]
FFPD5400 Series
1- Faucet Assembly
2- Aerator Keys
3- Plastic Flange
4- Rubber Washer
5- Fixing Plate
6- Fixing Nut
7- Supply hoses
8- Check Valve Holders
9- Filtered water supply fitting
10 - 3/8“ poly tubing
11 - Hex Key
12 - Spout Set Screw
13 - Shut off valve
Certifies this faucet complies with ASME A112.18.1 / CSA B125.1 & NSF 61, NSF 372
and AB1953. The faucet also complies with water usage requirements of the
California Energy Comission and the US Department of Energy.

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
1. Remove all contents from the package
and check for completeness.
2. Turn off water supply.
3. Cut a mounting hole 1 3/8“ diameter
(35 mm) in the desired mounting surface
(if one isn’t available).
4. Insert the faucet into the hole, hoses
first (fig. 2A).
ATTENTION: O-ring should come
pre-assembled in the base of the
faucet escutcheon sitting between the
countertop and the faucet base.
DO NOT use putty or other sealant at
this location.
NOTES: Solid surface installation:
The countertop mounting surface needs
to be flat and free of debris; otherwise the
faucet may not sit properly and could leak.
5. Install the mounting hardware to the
mounting shank of the Faucet Base (1)
underneath the mounting surface in the
following order: Plastic Flange (3), Rubber
Washer (4) and Fixing Plate (5) (fig. 2A).
2A
6. Secure the faucet by tightening the
Fixing Nut (6) onto the mounting shank
of the Faucet Base (1) (fig. 2A).
ATTENTION: For FF5300 Series
7. Connect Spray Supply Hose (7) to
Check Valve Holder (8) and Spray
Hose(9) (fig. 2B).
2B
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8. Attach the Weight (10) to the Spray
Hose (9) approximately 2” above the
bend in the bottom of the Spray Hose
( fi g . 2C).
2“
2C
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9. Connect the Flexible Supply
Hoses (13) to the water supply
in the home (fig. 2D).
2D
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10. Remove Aerator (14) using the
Aerator Key (15) (fig. 2E).
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2E
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12. Turn on water, flush the faucet and
Aerator (14) to remove any debris and
check for leaks (fig. 2F).
13. Reinstall the Aerator (14) and ensure
everything is functioning properly.
ATTENTION: For FFPD5300 Series
8. NOTE: Secondary spout is NOT
secured to allow for better transportation.
Align the secondary spout parallel to the
main spout as shown in image 3A.
3A
Take the set screw attached to the
warning card and insert it into the back
of the body under the spout, and tighten
it with the hex key also attached to the
warning card (fig. 3B).
3B
The secondary spout rotation is
approximately 100 degrees to prevent it
from hitting the main spout (fig. 3C).
100°
3C
9. Connect Stainless Steel Mixed
Water Supply Hose (8) to the top of the
Diverter (10) (fig. 3D).
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10. Connect the Stainless Steel Faucet
Supply Hose (9) to the largest fitting on
the Diverter (10) (fig. 3D).
11. Connect the Gray Nylon Spray Supply
Hose (7) to the smallest fitting on the
Diverter (10) (fig. 3D).
12. Connect the Flexible Supply Hoses
(11) to the water supply in the home
(fig. 3E).
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13. Remove Spout Aerator (14) using the
Spout Aerator Key (15) (fig. 3F).
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14. Turn on water, flush the faucet and
Aerator (14) to remove any debris and
check for leaks (fig. 3G).
3G
15. Reinstall the Aerator (14) and ensure
everything is functioning properly.
ATTENTION: For FFPD5400 Series
8. NOTE: Secondary spout is NOT
secured to allow for better transportation.
Align the secondary spout parallel to the
main spout as shown in image 4A.
4A
Take the set screw attached to the
warning card and insert it into the back
of the body under the spout, and tighten
it with the hex key also attached to the
warning card (fig. 4B).
4B
The secondary spout rotation is
approximately 100 degrees to prevent it
from hitting the main spout (fig. 4C).
100°
4C
9. Connect the Drinking Water Fitting (10)
to the Drinking Water Supply Hose (11)
with a 17 mm wrench.
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10. Connect the 3/8” Poly Tubing (9) to
the Drinking Water Fitting (10) and cut the
Poly Tubing (9) to proper length to remove
any unnecessary loops or low spots as
shown in figure 5A. Save excess Poly
Tubing (9) for water filtration connection.
IMPORTANT: When using push fittings,
ensure the ends of the tubing are cut
square and free of burrs or damage within
1” of the end of the tube. DO NOT use
any forms of sealing compounds or tools
to remove the tubing or modify the fitting
in any way, as this can damage the fitting
and result in leaks. Proper installation
and removal of tubing with push fittings is
outlined in figure 5B. Damage in this area
can cause leaks.
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How to insert / Remove Tubing
In Push Fit Connections
1. Insert the tubing squarely. See fig. 5B-1.
2. Make sure to insert tubing completely.
See fig. 5B-2.
3. To remove, push in collet and pull out
tubing. See fig. 5B-3.
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11. Connect the Check Valve Holders (12)
to the Hot and Cold Supply Hoses
(red/blue) from the faucet as illustrated in
figure 5C.
5C
12. Connect the 3/8” Poly Tubing (9) to
the exit of the Water Filter (15), which
is NOT included with the faucet, as
illustrated in figure 5D.
IMPORTANT: Franke strongly
recommends using only genuine Franke
water filtration products with this faucet.
The installation or function of the faucet
can’t be guaranteed if using other
filtration products.
13. Connect the Shut-off Valve (13)
to the Cold Water Supply in the home
(blue) and connect the other side to the
Cold Water Supply Hose (blue) from the
faucet as illustrated in figure 5D.
IMPORTANT: DO NOT over-tighten
threaded connections for the shut-off
valve (13). DO NOT exceed 25 In-lbs of
torque.
14. Take excess 3/8” Poly Tubing (14)
from Step 10 and connect one end to
the push fitting connection of the Shut-
off Valve(13). Take the other end and
connect it to the inlet of the Water
Filter (15). See figure 5D for overview.
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5D
15. Connect the Hot Water Supply Hose
(red) to the Hot water supply in the
home (red) as indicated in figure 5D.
16. Remove Spray Aerator (16) using
the Spray Aerator Key (17) and remove
Spout Aerator (18) using the Spout
Aerator Key(19) (fig. 5E).
17. Turn on water, flush the faucet and
both Aerators (16 and 18) to remove any
debris and check for leaks (fig. 5F).
18. Reinstall the Aerators (16 and 18)
in reverse and ensure everything is
functioning properly.
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
Replacing the cartridge
1. Shut off the water supply to the faucet.
2. Turn on the faucet briefly to relieve
any pressure inside the faucet.
3. Move the faucet handle to the
“OFF” position.
4. Remove the set screw from the handle
assembly (A) using a 2.5 mm hex key.
5. Pull handle assembly (A) from
faucet body.
6. Unscrew the cartridge cap (B) from
faucet body.
7. Unscrew the cartridge lock nut (C).
8. Lift ceramic disc cartridge (D) from
the body and replace it with a new one.
Ensure the two lugs on bottom of the
cartridge sit properly in the allocated
holes at the base of the body.
9. Re-assemble faucet in reverse order.
10. Test for leakage.
General maintenance
Clean aerator periodically for any buildup.
Do not use harsh detergents, solvents,
chemical agents or metallic sponges as
these can damage the surface finish.
Clean only with a soft sponge and
soapy water.
Do not store chemicals or cleaning
agents in the immediate vicinity of the
faucet and connection hoses. Chemical
vapors could cause damage.
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