Rejuvenation RIGDON User manual

Meets the applicable requirements of ASME A112.18.1-2005/CSA B125.1-05, entitled “Plumbing Supply Fittings”
350 Dewitt Ave Brooklyn NY 11207 USA
RIGDON
Thermostatic Shower & Handshower Trim
Includes SS-TH70 1/2" Mini Thermostatic Valve with
Built-in Volume Control and 2-way Diverter
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2 1/4"
6 1/4"
3 1/8"
23 1/4"
2 3/8"
2"
1/2"-14
NPT
Female
2 1/4"
3 1/2"
1 3/4"
6"
1/2"-14 NPT
Male
3 3/8"
1/2"-14 NPS
Male
2"

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SS-TH60 –1/2” MINIATURE THERMOSTATIC VALVE WITH VOLUME CONTROL
SS-TH70 –1/2" MINIATURE THERMOSTATIC VALVE WITH 2-WAY DIVERTER
SS-TH80 –1/2" MINIATURE THERMOSTATIC VALVE WITH 3-WAY DIVERTER
Features:
•Ability to pre-select water temperature –thus conserving water
•Compensates for water pressure fluctuations preventing scalding
•Safety button at 100°F prevents accidental scalding
•High flow rates allow for multiple shower applications
Specifications:
oOperating pressure is 20 PSI to 85 PSI
oWhen pressure is higher than 85 PSI a pressure reducer (fitted before the valve) is required.
oTemperature range is 60°F to 115°F
oRecommended supply setting is 45 PSI and 150°F
Note:
•DO NOT USE PLUMBER’S PUTTY ON ANY OF THE BRASS COMPONENTS
This will cause the finish to tarnish and void the warranty. A non-corrosive Alkoxy Silicone is
recommended.
•DURING SWEATING OF LINES DO NOT OVERHEAT CASTING
Overheating may cause damage to internal mechanism and void the manufacturer’s warranty as
well as increase the risk of scalding.
•COPPER ADAPTORS MAY BE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE YOUR INSTALLATION
•Shipping weight (lbs.): 4
•Shipping dimension (in.): 8 x 11 x 5
Diagram 1: Flow Rate Vs. Pressure
SS-TH60
SS-TH70/80
Valve Installation
1. Flush the lines of all dirt and debris. Failure to completely flush the lines will cause valve failure and
will void the manufacturer’s warranty.
2. Fit the valve on the wall without removing the plastic cover on the control spindle. Turning the
control spindle will change the temperature setting which is pre-calibrated at the factory.
3. Connect the hot water supply to the left inlet of the valve (hot marked with “H”) and cold supply to
the right inlet (cold marked with “C”).

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4. Use the Plastic Mudguard (1) (part of the package) to position the Valve (2) in the wall. This is done
by checking the markings on the mudguard for the minimum/maximum settings which is 2 3/8” to 2
7/8” from the center of the valve inlets to the finished wall.
Diagram 2: Plastic Mudguard
5. Connect the outlet pipe(s). Install tile stops/volume controls between the thermostatic valve and
each device to be operated.
NOTE: Port marked V will output about 6.5 gpm and port marked D will put out about 4.5 gpm at 45 psi.
NOTE: Shared ports are only between ports marked D1 and D2 on the SS-TH80 valve.
Trim Installation (see Diagram 4)
1. Screw Temperature Control Dome (1) and Volume Control Dome (9) onto valve.
NOTE: The Temperature Control Dome (1) has a larger opening than the Volume Control Dome (9).
2. Slide the Thermostatic Face Plate (3) onto the valve by sliding over the Temperature Control Dome
(1) and Volume Control Dome (9) and hold in place.
3. Screw Lock Rings (4) into Dome Sleeves (2).
4. Lock the Thermostatic Face Plate (3) securely against the wall by screwing Dome Sleeves (2) with
Lock Rings (4) onto Temperature Control Dome (1) and Volume Control Dome (9).
5. Ensure Temperature Limit Stop Ring (5) is installed with red dot at 12 o’clock position
6. Install Temperature Control Post (6) onto valve with push button at 12 o’clock position and install
Temperature Control Handle (8) onto Temperature Control Post (6).
Note: Some heavier lever handles come with friction washers to prevent rotation due to gravity. The
thicker of these washers is for use with this valve when needed (see Diagram 3).
7. Install Volume Control Post (10)onto valve and install Volume Control Handle (12) onto Volume
Control Post (10).
Diagram 3

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Diagram 4: Representative Trim
Parts Checklist
Carefully remove all parts from the box. The following parts should be included.
Item #
Description
Qty.
Item #
Description
Qty.
1
Temperature Control Dome
1
7
Temperature Control Screw
1
2
Dome Sleeve (raw brass)
2
8
Temperature Control Handle
1
3
Face Plate
1
9
Volume Control Dome
1
4
Lock Ring
2
10
Volume Control Post
1
5
Temperature Limit Stop Ring
1
11
Volume Control Screw
1
6
Temperature Control Post
1
12
Volume Control Handle
1
Temperature Setting
The delivered temperature of the valve varies depending on the temperature of the supplied hot water. The
valve is factory set at a supplied temperature of 149°F under balanced pressures. Depending on your
preferred hot water temperature setting, it may be necessary to adjust the calibrations of the valve. The
limit override button is preset at 100°F and can be adjusted as described below.
1. Select 100°F on the control handle.
2. Without turning the handle, remove the handle by unscrewing the screw and pulling off (screw may
be concealed and/or fastened with set screws).
3. Use a thermometer to check the delivered temperature on one of the outlets.
4. Adjust water temperature to 100°F by hand turning the cartridge stem slowly left or right.
5. Ensure that the temperature limit stop-ring in installed with red dot at 12 o’clock position.
6. Push the handle back on the valve with the push button at the 12 o’clock position and fasten in
place.
Diagram 5: Temperature Limit Stop Ring
RED DOT

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Removal and Maintenance of Cartridge (see Diagram 6)
This thermostatic cartridge has screens to prevent dirt and unwanted particles from damaging the valve.
Clogged screens can cause reduced flow and inefficient temperature mixture by the valve. You can easily
clean the screens by following the instructions below.
1. Remove the trim by following the Trim Installation steps above in reverse.
2. Shut off the water inlets by tightening the two screws at the two check stop valves.
3. Pull off Stem Adapter (6) and Tooth Adapter (5) from valve and unscrew Thread Adapter (4) from
valve with a 23mm socket wrench or other adjustable wrench in a counterclockwise direction.
4. Unscrew Cartridge Nut (3) with a 23mm socket wrench or other adjustable wrench in a counter-
clockwise direction and gently pull out Cartridge (2).
5. Clean the screens and rinse with water. If necessary, soak in a 50/50 mix of white vinegar/ water or
a de-scaling agent until all dirt is dissolved. Grease the o-rings with a silicone based grease and wipe
the housing with a wet cloth before reassembling.
6. Reassemble the valve by reversing these instructions. Make sure the red dot on the temperature
limit stop ring and push button on the handle are both aligned in the 12 o’clock position.
Temperature may need to be reset as per instructions above.
Note: To prevent the handle from accumulating mineral build up which can cause the handle to “lock
up,”the handle must be turned on an occasional basis.
Diagram 6: Cartridge Removal/Check Valve Removal
Parts List
Item #
Description
Qty.
1
Valve Body
1
2
Cartridge
1
3
Cartridge Nut
1
4
Thread Adapter
1
5
Tooth Adapter
1
6
Stem Adapter
1
7
Debris Screen
2
8
Check Valve
2
9
Service Stop Nut
2
10
Service Stop Screw
2

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Troubleshooting
Malfunction
Cause
Remedy
Cannot regulate temperature
Dirt in check valves
Water supply reversed
Valve installed upside down
Remove and clean check valves
Reverse hot and cold supply lines
Reverse valve
Hot and cold water do not mix
Lack of water pressure at one
of the inlets
Blocked shower head
Correct water pressure at source
Remove shower head and clean debris.
If necessary, soak in a 50/50 mix of
white vinegar/ water or a de-scaling
agent until all dirt is dissolved.
Water not hot enough /
Water too hot
Debris in check valves
Valve not properly calibrated
Water heater setting incorrect
Remove and clean check valves
Calibrate valve following instructions on
page 4
Adjust water heater temperature setting
Temperature selected on
handle is different than actual
water temperature
Debris in check valves
Valve not properly calibrated
Uneven hot & cold water
pressure
Remove and clean check valves
Calibrate valve following instructions on
previous page
Check and adjust water pressure for
both hot & cold supply lines
Handle does not turn
Mineral build up
Remove and clean cartridge following
instructions above
Low water pressure
Low water pressure
Debris in cartridge
Debris in check valves
Blocked shower head
Check and adjust water pressure at
source
Remove and clean cartridge following
instructions above
Remove and clean check valves
Remove shower head and clean debris.
If necessary, soak in a 50/50 mix of
white vinegar/ water or a de-scaling
agent until all dirt is dissolved.
Leaking shower head
Fault cartridge in wall stop/
volume control
Repair or replace cartridge in wall stop/
volume control
Valve body too deep into wall
The measured rough in or
finished wall surface is incorrect
Install the proper extension kit:
SS-EXT51

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Diagram 7: Dimensional Drawings
SS-TH60:
SS-TH70:
SS-TH80: