Krowne Royal Series User manual

ELECTRONIC FAUCET
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Krowne Metal Corporation • 100 Haul Road • Wayne, NJ 07470
Toll Free: [phone] • [email protected] • krowne.com

Electronic Faucet Parts
No. Part Model
1. Spout Supply Hose 16-512
2. Control Module 16-198
3. Mechanical Mixing Valve 16-402L
4. Hot & Cold Supply Hoses 16-510
5. AC Adapter (optional) 16-199
6. Thermostatic Mixing Valve (optional) 16-405L
7. Replacement Filter 16-187
1
4
3
72
5
6
COLD HOT
ON
OFF
IN
OUT

1
1
Model 16-192
Single Hole Wall Mount w/ 6” Swivel Spout
No. Part Model
1. 0.5 GPM Aerator 22-600L
2. Convex Sensor with Cable 16-506
1
2
Model 16-191
Single Hole Wall Mount w/ 6” Swivel
Gooseneck
No. Part Model
1. 0.5 GPM Aerator 22-600L
2. Convex Sensor with Cable 16-506
2
Model 16-190
Single Hole Wall Mount w/ 4-½” Swivel
Gooseneck
No. Part Model
1. 0.5 GPM Aerator 22-600L
2. Convex Sensor with Cable 16-506
2
Model 16-649
Single Hole Deck Mount w/ 4-½” Rigid
Gooseneck
No. Part Model
1. 0.5 GPM Aerator 22-600L
2. Convex Sensor with Cable 16-506
3. 4” Deck Plate (optional) 16-189
2
1
3

Model 16-650
Single Hole Deck Mount w/ 6” Rigid
Gooseneck
No. Part Model
1. 0.5 GPM Aerator 22-600L
2. Convex Sensor with Cable 16-506
3. 4” Optional Deck Plate 16-189
2
1
Model 16-196
Single Hole Deck Mount
No. Part Model
1. 0.5 GPM Aerator 22-620L
2. Convex Sensor with Cable 16-506
3. 4” Deck Plate (optional) 16-189
1
2
Model 16-197
4” Center Deck Mount
No. Part Model
1. 0.5 GPM Aerator 22-620L
2. Sensor with Cable 16-505
2
1
Model 16-654
Single Hole Deck Mount w/ Straight Spout
No. Part Model
1. 0.5 GPM Aerator 22-620L
2. Convex Sensor with Cable 16-506
3. 4” Optional Deck Plate 16-189
2
1
3
3 3

• DO NOT USE PIPE DOPE AS A SEALANT. All water lines provided with
faucet are compression fittings and do not require sealant. Pipe dope
will damage the valve and filters and will void the warranty.
• DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN.
• YOU MUST FLUSH ALL WATER LINES UNTIL CLEAR BEFORE CONNECTING
TO THE SUPPLY LINES PROVIDED.
• Faucet includes a mechanical mixing valve that must be installed and
adjusted for proper temperature.
• Clean water filter located inside black filter compartment located on the
side of the control unit on a regular basis.
• Install all plumbing and electrical in accordance with national/local codes
and regulations.
• Use precaution when connecting optional transformer to power source.
Power
Working Pressure
Temperature Range
Sensing Distance
Response Time
Off Delay Time
Fresh Battery Life Cycle
Low Battery Indicator
Dead Battery Indicator
Control Module
(4) Alkaline AA Batteries or AC/DC
0.5 - 33 lb./in^2
36-194 Degrees Fahrenheit
3/4” - 6 1/2” (default 5 1/2”)
0.3 seconds (default)
1 second (default), 2 seconds (optional)
500,000 on/off
Red LED Flash
Red LED on
30 seconds before automatic shut off
• 8” adjustable wrench
• Basin wrench
• 1/8” Allen wrench
• Pliers
• Slotted and Flat screwdriver
IMPORTANT
TOOLS REQUIRED
SPECIFICATIONS

• Feed sensor cable and spout shank through base gasket and mounting hole
• Secure using lockwasher and nut as shown in below.
MOUNT ON SURFACE UP TO 1” THICK
STEP 1 • INSTALL FAUCET ASSEMBLY
INSTALLATION
Model 16-192
Mounting
Surface
Washer
Nut
Brass
Elbow
Model 16-649
Base Gasket
Mounting
Surface
Lock Washer
Nut
Model 16-191
Mounting
Surface
Washer
Nut
Brass
Elbow
Model 16-190
Mounting
Surface
Washer
Nut
Brass
Elbow

Model 16-196
Base Gasket
Mounting
Surface
Lock Washer
Nut
Model 16-197
Base Gasket
Mounting
Surface
Lock Washer
Nut
Model 16-654
Base Gasket
Mounting
Surface
Washer
Nut
INSTALLATION (con’t)
Model 16-650
Base Gasket
Mounting
Surface
Lock Washer
Nut
Base Gasket
Mounting
Surface

STEP 2 • INSTALL MECHANICAL MIXING VALVE
Install Mechanical Mixing Valve into inlet location #1 on the Control Module, which has a
compression fitting. Do not use thread sealant and do not overtighten. The Control
Module is to be mounted to a wall and the Mechanical Mixing Valve must be straight
as per photo below. Pick mounting location that will allow the supply lines and cable
to have slack to prevent strain. Mount Control Module on wall using mounting screws
and plastic anchors provided.
Install the spout supply line from the faucet body, which has compression fittings,
onto the top of the control unit and tighten properly. Do not overtighten. Do not use
thread sealant.
Install the sensor cable onto the control unit. It is very important to match up the
white arrows when connecting the sensor cable to the fitting on the control unit.
Gently push it into place as forcing it can damage the pins. Slide chrome cap over
black connector and gently tighten. Do not overtighten.
Connect the hot and cold water lines which have compression fittings from the wall
supply stops (not included) to the Mechanical Mixing Valve and tighten properly. Do
not overtighten. Do not use thread sealant.
STEP 3 • INSTALL SENSOR CABLE AND SUPPLY LINES
• Install the spout water supply line, which has a compression fitting, onto the faucet
body and tighten properly. Do not overtighten. Do not use thread sealant.
• On wall mount model 16-190 you must install brass elbow on spout inlet before
installing spout water supply line. Do not overtighten. Do not use thread sealant.
• Feed the sensor cable and water supply line through the hole and mount faucet body
onto the surface. Do not overtighten. Do not use thread sealant.
Sensor Cable
Optional AC
adapter
Mechanical
Mixing Valve
Hot & Cold
Water Lines
INSTALLATION (con’t)
1
2
2
1
4
3
3
4
COLD HOT
ON
OFF
IN
OUT
Spout Supply
Filter Control Module
Note: Refer to below diagram for step by step installation.

• The sensor is set by using the on/off button located on the control unit.
• Push and hold the on/off button for 5-7 seconds. The water flow will stop and the
red LED light will blink on.
• Release the on/off button and the red LED light will shut off. When the LED light
shuts off, you may proceed.
• Place hands at the normal hand washing distance and the LED light will turn on.
• Press the on/off button using the other hand. If done correctly, the LED will blink
5 times, signaling that the new sensor settings have been applied.
• The default sensor distance range is 5 1/2”, but is adjustable from 1/2” to 6 1/2”.
• Verify it is not a power supply failure. Check batteries and replace. If using optional AC
transformer, verify that the power is on.
• Verify hot & cold water supply stops are in the open position for water flow.
• Verify the black sensor cable that comes from the spout is properly connected to the
top of the control unit.
• The water line filter or the mixing valve on the left side of the control box may be clogged. The
first step is to turn the hot and cold water supply stops off, unscrew the black water filter cap
and remove the water filter. At the same time remove the Y-shaped mechanical or thermo-
static mixing valve that is below the filter and clean to ensure water flows through. Turn hot
and cold water stops back on and test.
• The electronic control unit may not be working. Press the push button located on the
bottom right side 10 for seconds, You should hear a click from the water solenoid inside the
control module and water should flow. If water does not flow you will need to replace the
control unit.
• If the water flows after pushing the push button from the above step the red sensor located in
front of the spout may not be working. Verify red sensor is clean and place a hand in front of
the sensor and wave left to right to activate. You will see a quick red flash inside the sensor to
verify activation. If the red LED light does not blink, replace the sensor in the faucet body.
It is very rare that the sensor needs to be replaced.
• If you are using batteries as your source of power, remove the 3 phillips screws on
the battery cover located on the front of the control unit. Install the (4) AA Alkaline
batteries that are included. It is very important to make sure each battery is placed
in the proper direction. Replace battery cover and screws.
• If you are using the optional AC adapter as your source of power, you will need to
remove the rubber plug on the control unit. Insert the small plug from the transformer
into the control unit. Plug transformer into wall outlet using appropriate caution.
• Turn on the hot and cold wall water stops to supply the faucet with water. Check all
connections for leaks.
Note: Before attempting a repair, turn off water supply to the faucet.
If the faucet will not turn ON...
STEP 4 • INSTALL MECHANICAL MIXING VALVE
STEP 5 • WATER CONNECTION
STEP 6 • SENSOR RANGE
INSTALLATION (con’t)
TROUBLESHOOTING

• Remove aerator on spout and clean or replace.
• Verify hot and cold water supply stops are fully open .
• Inline water filter or mixing valves may be clogged. Turn off hot and cold water supply stops
and remove black filter cap on the left side. Remove small mesh filter, clean and re-install.
Remove the Y-shaped mechanical or thermostatic mixing valve that is below the filter. Prop-
erly clean and test to insure water flows through. Turn hot and cold water stops on and test.
• The sensor range is too long. Reset the sensor range to the recommended distance. Refer to
the sensor range setup in this manual to reset the sensor range.
• Bright sunlight or reflective surfaces may be causing the issue.
• The faucet may be turned on by pushing the push button on the control valve which will
activate the solenoid valve. It will turn off at the end of the pre-set time period.
If the faucet has a drip or the water flow is restricted...
If the faucet is falsely triggered...
Manual faucet activation
MANUALLY OPERATING THE FAUCET. The faucet can be manually operated without placing
hands in front of the sensor. To do this, press the on/off button in order to begin the water flow.
Press the on/off button again to cease the water flow. If the faucet is left off, it will automatically
turn on in a minute.
SENSOR DISTANCE. The ideal sensor distance is 5 1/2”.
ELECTRONIC EYE CLEANING. The electronic eye should be cleaned with a cloth and warm water.
FILTER MAINTENANCE. We recommend cleaning the filter every 6 months or sooner
depending on water conditions.
THINGS TO KNOW
TROUBLESHOOTING (con’t)
Place your hands under the faucet. The water will flow for 15 seconds if user’s hands are
within the sensor’s range. When hands are removed the water flow should stop.
TIPS: • Keep electronic eye cover clean for optimal performance
• A red flashing LED light indicates the faucet has low battery power
• A solid LED with no water flow indicates the batteries are dead and need replacing
• New AA alkaline batteries should provide upwards of 500,000 on/off cycles
Use soap and warm water to keep faucet clean. After washing, rinse and wipe down with a soft
towel. Do not use any abrasive cleaners as they will corrode the chrome finish. Be sure to keep
the eye sensor clear of chemical cleaners to ensure functionality.
OPERATING THE FAUCET
CLEANING THE FAUCET
Warning: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm.
• The solenoid valve inside the control unit may not be functioning properly. Turn off the hot and
cold water supply and activate the faucet. If you do not hear a click inside the control module,
you will need to replace the control module, which contains the solenoid valve.
If the faucet will not turn OFF...
• The batteries are weak or dead. Replace the batteries. Push the on/off button for 10
seconds to reset red battery light.
If red LED light is on or flashing on sensor...

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