Franke FFP 1100 Series User manual

FFP 1100 SERIES
Pull-Out Spray Faucet
Installation guide

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PARTS LIST
G 23200.XX Handle
G 1523.XX Ring cap
G 1805 Cartridge
G R0637 Fastening set (rubber washer, triangular ange, metal washer, nut)
G R1664 Valve-holder
G R0006 Counter weight and gaskets
G 29305 Flexible hose
G 28918.XX Spray head
G 28814.XX Aerator
G 1782 Supply exible hose
G 29016 Supply exible hose
TECHNICAL FEATURES
Maximum water ow 2.2 gpm - 60 psi
Recommended pressure range 15-75 psi - Over 75 psi PRV required
Complies with Proposition 65, NSF61, UPC and C-UPC requirements
TECHNICAL DATA
· Minimum working pressure 0,5 bar
· Maximum working pressure 5 bar
· Recommended working pressure 3 bar (in case of water pressure
higher than 5 bar it is recommended to install pressure reducers)
· Maximum working temperature 70°C
G 23200.XX
G 1523.XX
G 1805
G 28918.XX
G 1782
G R0637
G R1664
G R0006
G 29305
G 29016
G 28814.XX

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Faucet installation
Please remove all components from package and inspect prior to
installation (see itemized table and picture).
NOTE:
Call us immediately if you see inconsistencies. (1-800-626-5771)
or visit
www.frankeksd.com
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 Faucet
2Fastening set (rubber washer, triangular ange, metal washer, nut)
3 Counter weight and gaskets
4 Spray head
5 Valve-holder
Remove all mounting hardware from protecting plastic bag.
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Set the faucet into place on the sink as indicated in the gure.
NOTE:
the rubber O-ring should be sitting on top of the countertop and between
the faucet body. DO NOT use putty or other sealant at this location.
Install faucet to the sink or countertop

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Install faucet to the sink or
countertop - follows
Install the fastening components to the faucet’s threaded shank in the
following sequence: O-ring (1), triangular ange (2), metal washer
(3) and threaded nut (4) (the triangular ange can be omitted if the
sink/countertop is too thick).
1
21 mm [13/16”] key
2
3
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Attach the valve-holder to the shorter tubing and attach the spray
hose to the valve-holder.
NOTE:
The provided small black rubber washer needs to be installed here.
DO NOT use putty or other sealant agents at this joint.
Attach the valve-holder
20 mm [13/16”] key

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Connect the supply line
Connect the supply line. In order to guarantee a long use of the pro-
duct, install the angle valve equipped with lter and clean them regu-
larly. Do not allow the supply tube to twist or bend sharply.
Flush out debris from water lines and faucet.
1. Pull spray hose out of the faucet spout and point the
open end towards the sink drain.
2. Open faucet handle - cold side rst - by turning handle
to the right and moving it upward
3. Let the faucet run on cold for 15 to 30 seconds.
4. Open faucet handle - hot side second - by turning han-
dle to the left and moving it upward.
5. Let the faucet run on cold for 15 to 30 seconds.
6. Turn faucet off.
7. Test for leaks under the cabinet.
16 mm [5/8”] key

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Assemble Pull-out Spray
Attach the pull-out spray head to the hose.
NOTE:
The rubber washer needs to be installed to prevent leakage.
Fasten the weight to the hose as shown in picture below. Test all water
lines, tting and connections for leaks.

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Replacing the cartridge
Before starting, shut off the water supply to the faucet and move the
faucet handle to the off position. Use a 2.5mm [1/8”] Allen key to
loosen the set screw (A) which is accessible from the back of the han-
dle. Lift the handle (B) from the cartridge (F). Find the small notch at
the base of the chrome ring cap and carefully pry up against this to re-
move the cap (C). Remove the brass retaining ring (E) using a 21 mm
[13/16”] wrench. Lift out the cartridge (F). Ensure that the grommets
(O-rings) are in good condition and properly seated and remove all
mineral deposits. Install the new cartridge so that the central pivots t
into the corresponding seats.
A
B
C
D
E
F
2,5 mm [1/8”] Allen key
21 mm [13/16”] key

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General maintenance
Do not use harsh detergents, solvents, chemical agents, metallic
sponges, etc. that could harm the surface.
Clean only with a soft sponge and soapy water.
Clean and then dry properly the faucet in case of very hard or calcare-
ous water, whose deposits cold damage the surface.