Symmons Elm SLS5512PP Manual

Model Numbers
Single Handle Lavatory Faucet
Operation & Maintenance Manual
SLS5512PP
• Single post round lavatory faucet with swival lever
handle
• Single hole deck mounting and optional 4 inch deck
plate
• Commercial grade ceramic disc valve cartridge for drip
free performance
• Push Pop-up drain assembly
• 3/8 inch copper supply lines with 1/2 inch IPS ttings
• Aerator with standard 1.0 gpm ow rate (3.8 L/min)
• Optional aerator available in lower ow rates
• Metal construction
• Polished chrome nish (standard)
Feature Highlights
SLS5512PP
Single Handle Lavatory Faucet with A Push Pop
Drain Assembly
Dimensions
Note: Dimensions subject to change without notice.
Compliance
-ASME A112.18.1/CSA B125.1
-NSF/ANSI/CAN 61: Q<1, NSF/ANSI 372
-WaterSense 1.0 gpm
Elm®
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals
including lead, which is known to the state of California to
cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.
For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
Limited Lifetime - to the original end
purchaser in consumer/residential
installations.
10 Years - for commercial/industrial
installations. Refer to
www.symmons.com/warranty for
complete warranty information.
Warranty
Certied by
CSA Group
Dimensions Elm Single Handle Lavatory Faucet, SLS-5510-1.5
Faucet with copper supply tubes

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*Note: When ordering replacement parts for faucets
with an optional decorative nish, append appropriate
three letter nish sufx code to part numbers marked
with an asterisk (*).
Replacement Parts
Item Description Part Number
A Handle Kit RL-041*
B Temperature Cartridge RL-042
C
Aerator and Wrench(2.2)
Aerator and Wrench(1.5)
Aerator and Wrench(0.5)
LN-333-KIT
FLR-102-1.5-KIT
FLR-102-0.5
D Mounting Hardware RL-040A
E Braided Hoses RL-007
F
Optional 4” Deck Plate
includes Mounting
Hardware
LN-01934*
GPush Pop Drain Assem-
bly RL324*
Tools Required
Adjustable Wrench
Allen Wrench
3/32"
Plumber Putty
Plumber Tape
(2) 1/2 in Supply Lines
Basin Wrench
Goggles
PLUMBER
PUTTY
Parts Breakdown
A
B
D
C
E
F
G
Model SLS-5512-BH Series

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Installation
2) Make connections to water lines.
When waterway is copper tube wa-
ter inlet assy, use 1/2" IPS faucet
connections (1)or use the supplie-
coupling nuts (3) with 3/8"O.D.ball-
nose risers (2).When waterway is
stainless steel braided hose water
inlet assy, rst use 9/16'' and 1/2''
connections(4) to connect the
hose,use 1/2" IPS faucet con-
nections (1) or use the supplied
coupling nuts (3) with 3/8"O.D.
ball-nose risers (2). Use wrenches
to tighten connections.
DO NOT overtighten.
1) Shut off water supplies. Screw
metal thread rods upwards into
body of faucet. Use cross-
slots in body of faucet for
screw driver. Place new faucet
through holes in top of sink.
From under sink slide washers
onto threaded. Secure with
washers and nuts.
If replacing an older faucet
ensure water supply is turned
OFF before removing, then
turn faucet control valve ON
to relieve water pressure.
DO NOT use pipe dope
or thread sealant on drain
assembly, or any plastic
threaded components.
4) Important: After installation is
completed, remove aerator. Turn
on water supply and allow both hot
and cold water to run for at least
one minute each. While water is
running, check for leaks. Replace
aerator.
3) Push Pop Install: Insert drain
body (L) into drain opening. From
below, Tighten locking nut (O)
with gasket (M) and washer (N)
to ange. Tighten tail nut (Y) with
washer (X) to secure tail pipe (Q).
DO NOT overtighten.
1
2
3
Plumbers Putty L
Q
X
N
Y
O
M
gasket
1
2
3
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Maintenance
1) If faucet leaks underneath handle
or Water does not completely shut
off: Replace cartridge.
Problem Cause Solution
Finish is spotting. Elements in water supply may cause
water staining on nish.
Clean nished trim area with a soft
cloth using mild soap and water or a
non-abrasive cleaner and then quickly
rinse with water.
Troubleshooting Chart