Kraus Britt KSF-1691 User manual

INSTALLATION MANUAL
Britt™ Sensor Commercial Pull
Down Kitchen Faucet
KSF-1691
www.kraususa.com I Toll Free: 1.800.775.0703 I © 2023 Kraus USA Plumbing LLC I Rev. March 13, 2023

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Congratulations on the purchase of your new
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Kraus plumbing fixture!
Please keep the box and packaging materials until your product is
completely installed. If you have any questions, require technical
assistance or have any problems with your product:
Please contact our Customer Service Team
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Have the model number available and retain a copy of your
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If for any reason this product does not meet your expectations,
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packaging material to avoid damage during transit.
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Prior to Installation:
·Make sure you have all necessary parts by checking the diagram and
parts list. If any part is missing or damaged, please contact Kraus
Customer Service at 800-775-0703 for a replacement.
·Read all instructions and safety warnings and ensure you have all tools,
parts, and equipment necessary for a safe installation.
·Turn off the hot and cold water supply at the angle stops and turn on
the old faucet to release any built up pressure. Remove existing faucet.
·Pre-drilled hole size requirement: 1 3/8" (min)
·Max countertop thickness: 3 1/8”
Care & Maintenance
* To keep the product clean & shining, follow the steps below:
1. Rinse with clean water & dry with a soft cloth
2. Do not clean with soaps, acid, polish, abrasives or harsh cleaners
3. Do not use cloth with a coarse surface
4. Unscrew the aerator and clean when necessary
* This installation manual is subject to change without further notice.
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Tools Required
Wrench Phillips Screwdriver Silicone Sealant Safety Goggles Pipe Tape

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A
B
C
D
E
F
GH
L
I
J1
J2 J3
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Diagram and Parts List
A. Spray Head
B. Faucet Body
C. Washers
D. Mounting Nut
E. Screws
F. Weight
G. Weight Clip
H. Quick Connector Assembly
I. Sensor Control Box
J. Battery Pack
J1. Battery Pack
J2. Screw
J3. Anchor
K. Battery
L. 2.5mm Hex Wrench

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Faucet Dimensions
4"
[101.0mm]
22 1/4"
[565.4mm]
10 5/8"
[268.9mm]
8 3/8"
[213.6mm]
6 1/2"
[164.1mm]
Ø2 1/8"
[54.2mm]
Max: 3 1/8"
[80.8mm]
3/8” compression
Installer Tip:
Shut off main water supply before installing new faucet.

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E
B
C
DE
(2N.m
Max)
Step 1: Installing the faucet
Shut off the water supply. Insert
faucet body (B) through the hole in
the sink.
Step 2: Securing the faucet assembly
Secure the faucet (B) to the countertop
using the washers (C) and mounting
nut (D) provided. Hand tighten the nut
(D) onto the faucet assembly. Lock the
nut (D) into position by tightening the
screws (E) with a phillips screwdriver.
Do not overtighten.

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1
23
2
3
4
1
5
Step 3: Installing the sensor control box
Step 4: Installing the sensor control box
Install the data cable (1) to the control
box connection (2). Ensure the arrows
on the data cable and control box
connection are aligned to one another
to ensure proper installation. Ensure
they are tightly connected by firmly
pushing together. Secure the
connection by hand tightening the nut
(3) in a clockwise direction onto the
threaded sensor cable.
Connect the hose (1& 2) to the
connector (3 & 4) on the control box
(5). Push firmly together until they
snap into place.
CAUTION: If the connections are not
made properly, the sensor feature
will not work.

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Weight
here
Weight
here
G
F
G
F
2
1
2
3
4
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Step 6: Installing the battery pack
To open the battery housing, squeeze
the tabs (1) on the cover (2), then
remove the cover (2). Install the four
AA batteries (3) included by matching
the positive (+) and negative (-) ends
on the battery (3) to the (+) and (-)
markings in the battery pack (4). The
negative ends of the battery (3) should
always connect to the spring end of
the battery slots in the battery pack
(4). Reinstall the battery pack cover (2)
by pushing up and snapping into
place.
NOTE: When the sensor flashes 10
times continuously and slowly, the
batteries have lost their charge.
Replace the batteries (3).
Step 5: Installing the counterweight
Install the weight clip (G) at the point
of the hose marking "weight here".
Insert the weight (F) onto the weight
clip (G) by sliding it down onto the
weight clip (G).

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6mm
(1/4") dia.
2
1
J3
J2
J1
Step 7: Installing the battery pack
Step 8: Connect waterlines to main valve
Drill a hole in the wall using a 6mm (1/4
in.) diameter drill bit. Install the battery
pack (J1) using the molly anchor (J3)
and screw (J2) provided. Insert the
battery pack cable (1) into the control
box connection (2).
NOTE: After installing the battery pack,
the light on the sensor will flash and
the faucet will sound when you move
your hand in the sensor area. If not,
check to ensure the batteries are
installed correctly.
NOTE: Please make sure filter washers
are installed before connecting to the
main valve.
Attach waterlines to angle stops and
tighten until snug. Turn on angle stops
and check for leaks (DO NOT TURN
FAUCET ON).

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Cold
Hot
12
3
6cm MAX
Step 9: Flush faucet
NOTE: Please make sure washer (1) is
installed attaching spray head to hose.
Flushing and checking for leaks: After
the installation is complete, unscrew
and remove the spray head in order to
flush the line. Turn on the water supply
and allow both hot and cold water to
run for at least one minute each. This
flushes away any debris that could
cause damage to internal parts. Check
for leaks. Reattach the spray head. Do
not lose the gasket (1) in the hose.
Operating the sensor: Turn the handle
(2)away from the faucet to the full on
position. Turn the water on by activating
the sensor (3) by waving your hand
within 6cm of the sensor. Move the
handle towards you and away from you,
the water flow pattern can be switched
from hot water to cold water. If the
sensor does not work, then you can
refer to the troubleshooting. If you want
to use the faucet without the sensor
feature, then you can refer to
troubleshooting 5. Then, turning on the
water can be done by moving the
handle away from the faucet to the full
on position.
NOTE: The sensor is active only when
the handle is in the ON position. As a
water saving feature, the water will
turn off automatically after 3 minutes
of continuous flow.

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Replacement Parts
1. Spray Head
Replacement Parts List Part #
2. Sprayer Washer
3. Inverter
5. Sprayer Support Assembly
6. Set Screw
8. Cartridge
9. Bonnet Nut
10. Cap
Finish / Color
KP27243
KP27084
KP27124
KP27083
KP27238
KP27195
KP27208
KP27242
7. Index
4. Spray Hose KP27244
11. Handle
KP27239
KP27240
12. Set screw KP27001
*Denotes spray hose assembly color options:
Spray hose assembly color options:
Black hose w/ Matte Black connector (BLMB);
Gray hose with Spot-Free Stainless connector (GRSFS);
Black hose with Spot-Free Antique Champagne Bronze
(BLSFACB);
**Denotes faucet component color options:
SFS - Spot Free Stainless Steel
MB - Matte Black
SFACB - Spot Free Antique Champagne Bronze
GR - Grey
BL - Black
SFS, MB, SFACB**
13. Cover Button
14. Hex Wrench
KP27002
KP27020
SFS, MB, SFACB**
BL**
26
27
28
25
24
BLMB, GRSFS,
BLSFACB*
SFS, MB, SFACB**
BL, GR**
15. Flange KP27041
16. Rubber & metal washer
17. Mounting nut & screws
KP27028
KP27079
18. Block
19. O-ring
KP27073
KP27092
20. Connector KP27318-WH
22. Weight & Clip Assembly KP27212
23. Filter Washer KP27248
24. Control Box KP27186
25. Battery Housing
26. IN Connector
KP27188
KP27190
27. Filter Washer
28. OUT Connector
KP27189
KP27191
BL, GR**
29 (optional)
29. AC Adapter KP27187
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8910
SFS, MB, SFACB**
11
12
13
14
SFS, MB, SFACB**
15
16
17
18
19
23
22
21
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21. Quick connector assembly KP27090
WHITE
BL, GR**

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Troubleshooting
If you have followed the instructions carefully and your faucet still does not work
properly, take the following corrective steps:
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1a 1b 1c
2
3Hose
Connector
Washer
Control box
Problem 1: Water will not shut off when turning the handle to the OFF position.
When you turn the handle to
the full on position, the water
will turn on.
This indicates that the cartridge
is damaged. Turn off the water
supply, remove the handle and
replace the cartridge (1).
But when you turn the handle
to the full off position, the
water does not turn off.
Problem 2: The light on the sensor is flashing continuously.
If the handle is closed, turn the handle to the on position and move your hand in the sensor area. If the
sensor flashes 10 times continuously and slowly, then replace the 4 "AA" batteries.
functioning.
Problem 3: There is a low flow of water or LED indicator in the faucet body is not
a. This could indicate that the washer in the control box is dirty or damaged. Remove the hose and unscrew the
connector. Take out the washer from the control box. Clear the washer or replace the washer. Reassemble the
connector and hose.
b. The filter washers (23 & 27) are dirty. Turn off the water supply at the water valves and unscrew the hose
connectors from the water supply lines. Clean the filter washers in the water lines with hot water, removing any
debris or calcium build up.
Washers
Water lines

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4a 4b
5a 5b
2
4c
Switch button Switch button
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9
11
12 13
Hexagon Nut
Hot
Water
Cold
Water
Close
Open Left
Hot Water
Push
25˚ 90˚
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Problem 4: The sensor is not activating the water flow.
When you turn the handle to
the full on position, the water
will turn on.
However, when you move your
hand in front of the sensor, the
water does not turn off as it
should.
Check whether the switch
button (1) is tight, if it is
loose, tighten the switch button (1)
completely with a coin clockwise.
If the switch button (1) is tight, this
indicates that the control
box (2) is damaged. Call customer
service to request a replacement
control box. Replace the old
control box with the new control box.
Problem 5: The function of the switch button.
If you want to use the faucet
without the sensor feature, you
can loosen the switch button
completely with a coin
counterclockwise. At this time,
you can use the sensor faucet
just like a regular kitchen faucet.
However, if you want to continue
to use the faucet with the sensor
feature, you need to tighten the
switch button completely with a coin
clockwise. At this time, you can
use the faucet with the sensor feature.

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Codes/Standards Applicable:
UPC
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APM
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NSF/ANSI 372
NSF/ANSI 61 ASME A112.18.1
1.8GPM 6.8L/min maximum
Faucet - Lifetime Limited Warranty
Kraus USA Plumbing, LLC (“Kraus”) extends this warranty to the original purchaser for personal household use of the
Faucet when purchased from an authorized Kraus dealer and in the location of original installation. This warranty is
non-transferable.
Kraus warrants the structure and finish of the Faucet to be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal
usage for as long as the original purchaser resides in the residence in which the Faucet was first installed.
Kraus warrants the Faucet's sprayhead assembly (including the engine, aerators, structure, restrictors, back flow
preventers, sprayer hoses, braided supply line hoses which encompasses nylon, silicon and stainless steel) of the product
to be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal usage for a period of one (1) year from the date of
purchase.
Kraus warrants the Faucet's cartridge to be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal usage for a
period of five (5) years from the date of purchase.
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or replaced with a product of equal value at the option of Kraus.
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Abrasive pads, steel wool or wire brushes
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