Signature Hardware Delilah SH214884 User manual

IMPORTANT FAUCET INSTALLATION NOTICE
Before using a newly installed faucet, remove the aerator, if applicable. Turn on the water to the faucet and
let it flow for 15 seconds. This flushes out sediment in the water line, preventing it from becoming lodged in
the faucet valves, which can affect performance and cause damage to the faucet.
5. Turn on the hot and cold faucet taps to release any
pressure and excess water. Turn off.
6. With a wrench, remove water lines underneath the
faucet, placing the ends in a bucket.
7. Open the shut-off valve or water main and let water
flow into the bucket for 15 seconds.
8. Close the shut-off valve or main supply, then reattach
the water lines to the faucet.
9. Reopen the valves to restore water to the faucet and
check for leaks.
FLUSHING WATER LINES
1. Place a towel at the base of the faucet and remove the
faucet aerator. If using pliers, place a rag around the
aerator to protect the finish.
2. Turn on the cold and hot water, letting the faucet run
for 10-15 seconds.
3. Rinse out the aerator, carefully noting the placement of
washers inside. Replace the aerator and check water
flow. If there is no improvement, continue to Step 4.
4. Close the shut-off valves or turn off your home's water
main, twisting the valves clockwise as far as possible.
If your faucet has an uneven flow or is dripping, it may be due to a buildup of sediment. Follow these steps
to restore normal water flow. If your faucet does not have an aerator, proceed to step 4.
What You'll Need: Open-ended wrench, large bucket, pliers, towel, rag.

FLUSHING WATER LINES (CONTINUED)
5. Turn on the hot and cold faucet taps to release any
pressure and excess water. Turn off.
6. With a wrench, remove water lines underneath the
faucet, placing the ends in a bucket.
7. Open the shut-off valve or water main and let water
flow into the bucket for 15 seconds.
8. Close the shut-off valve or main supply, then reattach
the water lines to the faucet.
9. Reopen the valves to restore water to the faucet and
check for leaks.
1. Place a towel at the base of the faucet and remove the
faucet aerator. If using pliers, place a rag around the
aerator to protect the finish.
2. Turn on the cold and hot water, letting the faucet run
for 10-15 seconds.
3. Rinse out the aerator, carefully noting the placement of
washers inside. Replace the aerator and check water
flow. If there is no improvement, continue to Step 4.
4. Close the shut-off valves or turn off your home's water
main, twisting the valves clockwise as far as possible.
Aerator
Water Line Attachment
Set Screw

CLEANING A FAUCET CARTRIDGE
7. Place the cartridge(s) individually in a bucket of clean
water and move each cartridge back and forth
while cycling the stem through the operational settings.
The handle may need to be temporarily placed
on the stem to do this.
8. Reinsert the cartridge(s) in the correct position, then
reassemble the trim and handle. Turn on the faucet
to test water flow and check for leaks.
1. Close the shut-off valves or turn off your home's water main.
2. Turn on the faucet's hot and cold taps to release excess
water and pressure on the fixture. Turn off once excess water
is expelled.
3. Remove the faucet handles by unscrewing the screw or set
screw (depending on the style of your faucet).
4. Loosen the locknuts and remove the cartridge(s), noting their
positions (if reassembled in the wrong position, their handle
action will be reversed).
5. Place a small cup or other plastic container upside
down over the cartridge cavity. Place a towel behind
the faucet to prevent water from spraying out.
6. Holding the cup in place, turn on the hot water valve
and let run for 3-5 seconds. Holding the cup in
place, do the same for the cold water. This will
dislodge any debris in the water line.
What You'll Need: Open-ended wrench, screw driver, small cup or other plastic container, towel.
Note: If there is not a shut-off valve at the faucet, you will need an assistant at the water main.

CLEANING A FAUCET CARTRIDGE (CONTINUED)
7. Place the cartridge(s) individually in a bucket of clean
water and move each cartridge back and forth
while cycling the stem through the operational settings.
The handle may need to be temporarily placed
on the stem to do this.
8. Reinsert the cartridge(s) in the correct position, then
reassemble the trim and handle. Turn on the faucet
to test water flow and check for leaks.
1. Close the shut-off valves or turn off your home's water main.
2. Turn on the faucet's hot and cold taps to release excess
water and pressure on the fixture. Turn off once excess water
is expelled.
3. Remove the faucet handles by unscrewing the screw or set
screw (depending on the style of your faucet).
4. Loosen the locknuts and remove the cartridge(s), noting their
positions (if reassembled in the wrong position, their handle
action will be reversed).
5. Place a small cup or other plastic container upside
down over the cartridge cavity. Place a towel behind
the faucet to prevent water from spraying out.
6. Holding the cup in place, turn on the hot water valve
and let run for 3-5 seconds. Holding the cup in
place, do the same for the cold water. This will
dislodge any debris in the water line.
Lock Nut
Set Screw
Trim Covering
Cartridge (Inside)