Moen SANI-STREAM 8130 User manual

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SANI-STREAM
by MOEN
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
THESE INSTRUCTIONS MUST BE
LEFT AT INSTALLATION SITE
Before turning water on during either rough-in or trim-out, make sure that the cartridge retainer nut is in place. The cartridge and
retainer nut were properly installed and tested before leaving the factory. Although it is unlikely, it is nevertheless possible that through
the handling of the valve by any number of persons the retainer nut may not be properly installed. This should be carefully checked
at time of rough-in and trim-out. If the retainer nut is not properly installed, water pressure could force the cartridge out of the casting.
Personal injury or water damage to the premises could result.
CAUTION: Always turn water off before disassembling the valve. Open both faucet handles to
alleviate water pressure to insure that complete water shut-off has been accomplished.
2 HANDLE WIDESPREAD
MT016B
(78392)
Model #8130 (6" Wrist Blade Handles)
Model #8134 (6" Wrist Blade Handles w/Waste)
Model #8131 (4" Wrist Blade Handles)
Model #8135 (4" Wrist Blade Handles w/Waste)
C
1-1/4" MAX
DECK THICKNESS
4" TO 38" CENTERS
FLEXIBLE
HOSE
4"
1/2" IPS
COLD INLET
1/2" IPS
HOT INLET
4"
H
6"
1 3/4"
2 1/8"
DECK HOLE
SIZE (1-3/8")
DECK HOLE
SIZE (3/4" to 1")

ESCUTCHEON
BEVEL
ILLUSTRATION 1
MT016B
ILLUSTRATION 2
SPOUT
ESCUTCHEON
MOUNTING
NUT
HOT INLET COLD INLET
BRASS TEE
VALVE
FIBER WASHER
WASHER MOUNTING
NUT
PLUMBERS PUTTY
(NOT FURNISHED)
FIBER WASHER
Installation
1. Be sure sink surface is clean and dry.
2. Apply Teflon tape to external threads on two (2) flexible
hoses and assemble one hose to each valve body. For models
with waste assembly (8134, 8135) carefully assemble the free
ends of the two (2) flexible hoses to the plastic tee and secure
firmly.
3. Place a bead of plumber's putty (not included) around the
underside of the escutcheons and spout.
4. Insert spout through center hole of sink and secure with fiber
washer and mounting nut.
5. Assemble a mounting nut and fiber washer onto each valve
body and insert the valve bodies through the sink holes from
under the sink.
6. Assemble the escutcheons to the valve bodies from above the
sink until escutcheons meet the bevel on valve bodies as shown
in illustration 1 at right.
7. Tighten mounting nuts by hand.
8. A. For models less waste assembly (8130, 8131) see illustra-
tion 2. Apply Teflon tape to end of spout shank and to each end
of brass tee. Attach brass tee to the end of spout shank and
secure. Connect ends of flexible hose to tee and secure firmly.
B. For models with waste assembly (8134, 8135) see illustra-
tion 3. Place the rubber gasket in the large opening of the plastic
tee. Assemble the tee and gasket to the bottom of the spout
using the small o-ring and wing nut. Secure firmly.
9. Assemble two (2) handles, handle washers and screws to
stems. Refer to illustration 5 on page 3 for handle assembly.
10. Check faucet location and make final tightening with a basin
wrench.
ESCUTCHEON
MOUNTING
NUT
SPOUT
PLUMBERS PUTTY
(NOT INCLUDED)
FIBER WASHER
VALVE
HOT INLET COLD INLET
FIBER
WASHER MOUNTING
NUT
RUBBER
WASHER
SMALL
O-RING
PLASTIC
TEE
WING NUT
ILLUSTRATION 3
Flushing
IMPORTANT: Pipe chips, sand, stones and other solids found in new construction plumbing can
damage the sealing surface of the faucet cartridge and cause a leak. To avoid
damage, DO NOT OPERATE VALVE until you have followed these instructions:
a. Make sure all water supplies are OFF.
b. Remove handle parts and cartridge (see “Disassembly”
on page 3 for detailed instructions).
c. At the supplies, slowly turn both hot and cold water on
and thoroughly flush out the body and lines.
d. Turn off the hot and cold water supplies.
e. After flushing, reassemble valves, open both supplies, turn
faucet on and check installation for leaks.

Maintenance
Your new faucet will give good service for an extended period of time. Should foreign materials in the system affect
its operation, routine repairs can be easily made.
If your faucet drips from the spout end or leaks up through the handle, follow "Disassembly" instructions and replace
the cartridge. For proper water flow aerator must be free of foreign particles. If flow is weak or irregular, unscrew
aerator, clean and reinstall.
HANDLE
SCREW
4" WRIST
BLADE
HANDLE
CARTRIDGE
TOP HAT
CARTRIDGE
O-RINGS
O-RING
CARTRIDGE
CARTRIDGE NUT
ILLUSTRATION 5
CARTRIDGE KEY
Reassembly
1. Thoroughly grease cartridge o-rings and stem
o-ring with grease pack provided. Make sure
stem o-ring is installed onto the cartridge stem
as shown in illustration 5 before installing stem
into the cartridge. (Hot side stem and Cold side
stem are marked “H” and “C” respectively).
2. Place cartridge into faucet body. Make sure
that the cartridge keys are aligned with the
notches on the valve body.
3. Make sure that cartridge top hat is in place in the
cartridge nut and secure onto faucet body.
4. Place handle onto cartridge stem and rotate
stems in the off direction until they stop. Remove
handles and replace at desired off position.
Place handle washers, red “HOT” side, blue
“COLD” side into place and secure with handle
screws using a TORX screwdriver (not supplied).
ESCUTCHEON
CARTRIDGE STEM
ILLUSTRATION 4
HANDLE
WASHER
BLUE/COLD
RED/HOT
C
C
Disassembly
CAUTION: Turn “OFF” both hot and cold water supplies. Turn faucet handle to the on position to relieve pressure.
1. Remove handle screw using a TORX screwdriver (not supplied), pull off handle and remove cartridge nut.
2. With pliers, grasp cartridge stem and remove.
3. With pliers, grasp cartridge as shown in illustration 4 below and remove.

MT016B MAY 96
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parts, or warranty questions.
Consumer Information
Faucets made of leaded brass alloys may contribute small amounts of lead to water that is allowed to stand in contact
with the brass. The amount of lead contributed by any faucet is highest when the faucet is new. The following steps
may reduce potential exposure to lead from faucets and other parts of the plumbing system:
• Always run the water for a few seconds prior to use for drinking or cooking.
• Use only cold water for drinking or cooking.
• If you wish to flush the entire plumbing system of water that has been standing in the pipes or other fittings, run the
cold water until the temperature of the water drops, indicating water coming from the outside main.
• If you are concerned about lead in your water, have your water tested by a certified laboratory in your area.
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