Symmons SCOT SLS-7000 Series Manual

SCOT®/Metering
Model Numbers
Metering Lavatory Faucet
Operation & Maintenance Manual
SLS-7000 Series
Metering lavatory faucet features single hole mount and
1/2" IPS male supply connection for cold or tempered water.
Vandal resistant 0.5 gpm (1.9 L/min) aerator limits water
ow to a maximum of 0.25 gpc (0.95 L/cyl) @ 60 psi with a
maximum 30 second closing time.Faucet constructed from
brass, plated in standard polished chrome nish.
Specification
Modifications
Note: Append appropriate -sufx to model number.
SLS-7000
SCOT Metering Lavatory Faucet
Warranty
Limited Lifetime - to the original end purchaser in
consumer/residential installations.
5 Years - for industrial/commercial installations.
Refer to www.symmons.com/warranty for complete
warranty information.
Compliance
-ASME A112.18.1/CSA B125.1
-NSF/ANSI 61.9, NSF/ANSI 372
Dimensions
Note: Dimensions subject to change without notice.
FF
AA
BB
DD
CC
EE
HH
II
GG
-BH Braided hose
-C Cold marking on cap in place of standard cap
-DP 8" deck plate
-DP4 4" deck plate
-G Grid drain
-H Hot marking on cap in place of standard cap
-ML Maxline thermostatic mixing valve for
temperature selection
-MV Mechanical mixing valve for temperature
selection
-OFG Offset grid strainer
-QC Quick close cartridge
-STE 8" supply tube extensions with
compression couplings
Measurements
A Ø 1-5/8", 41 mm
B 4-15/16", 125 mm
C
Deck Thickness Ref.
Min. 5/8", 16 mm
Max. 1-1/8", 29 mm
D 2", 51 mm
EHole Size
Min. Ø 7/8", 22 mm
F 5-3/8", 137 mm
G 4-3/8", 111 mm
H2-1/16", 52 mm
IØ 2", 51 mm

2 3
Replacement Parts
Item Description Part Number
A Handle Kit RL-293
A1 Hot Handle Kit RL-296H
A2 Cold Handle Kit RL-296C
B Set Screw LL-27
CCycle Timing Washers (6) LL-28
E Upper Housing LL-3N
E1 Upper Housing O-rings (3) LL-48
E1
F3
F4
F5
F10
Upper Housing O-rings (3)
Cartridge O-ring
Cartridge O-ring
Guide O-ring
Piston Quadring
RL-272
FCartridge
Quick Closing Cartridge
LL-1A
LL-1B
F1
F6
Control Spindle Kit
Piston Assembly RL-266
F6 Piston Assembly LT-4AA
F11 Piston Spring/Cylinder RL-267
G0.5 gpm Vandal Resistant
Aerator Kit with Key RL-292
I In-line screen LL-101
K
L
M
Optional
4" or 8" Deck Plate
4" or 8" Deck Plate Gasket
Mounting Screws
4": USDP4
8": USDP8
N Washer MV-10
O Checks MV-107
P Mechanical Mixing Valve 4-10C
Parts Breakdown
B
A
C
D
E
F
G
I
J
N
O
P
K
L
M
U
S
T
H
A1 A2
Installation / Tools Required
Water lines MUST be thoroughly ushed BEFORE and AFTER installing the faucet to prevent foreign matter i.e.
copper chips, sand, stones, etc. from clogging and possibly damaging the sealing surfaces of the cartridge.
Notes: 1) Recommended minimum operating water supply pressure is 40 psi.
2) Supply stop valves must have 3/8" O.D. compression outlet.
1) Apply a bead of silicone to the
underside of escutcheon (J).
DO NOT apply silicone bead if using
optional deck plate.
3) Install faucet body (H) and
escutcheon (J) to deck surface.
J
4) Place mounting washer (P) and
locknut (Q) onto faucet body (H).
Secure hardware by tightening
mounting nut (R) clockwise.
H
1
2
S
U
3
4
6) Remove aerator (G). Open cold
supply, holding down handle (A) for
10 seconds. Open hot supply and
repeat above procedure. Allow fau-
cet to shut off and replace aerator.
H
J
OPTIONAL
CAP AND CARTRIDGE ASSEMBLY
E1
F6
F11
E
F
F3
F4
F5
F7
F8
F9
F10
F12
F13
F14
F1
F2
Adjustable Wrench Allen Wrench: 2.5 mm Plumber Tape
5) Connect washer (S) and mechanical
mixing valve (U) to bottom of faucet
body (H). Make connection to water
supplies using appropriate ttings.
H
1
2
3
P
Q
R
4
A
G
1
2
Note: Apply plumber tape to all threaded connections.
Silicone
2) Optional: Install mounting gasket (L)
and deck plate (K) to deck sur-
face with at in center hole facing
towards back of sink. Secure with
mounting hardware (M).
M
2
33
1
1
L
K

4 5
Installation (adjustments)
Maintenance
1) Loosen set screw (B), remove
handle (A) and remove cycle timing
washers (C).
2) Remove bushing (D) and upper
housing (E).
3) Remove cartridge (F) and inspect for
debris. Replace cartridge if neces-
sary. Reassemble faucet reversing
procedure outlined in Steps 1 & 2.
1
2
D
E
F
2
B
A
1
3
C
Note: When setting MAXIMUM cycle
time, you MUST maintain at least 3
timing washers (C) so as not to exceed
.25 gal/cyl at 60 psi (per ASME A112.18.1)
2) Faucet is factory set to shortest cycle
time with 6 cycle timing washers (C).
To increase time, loosen set screw (B),
remove handle (A) and remove
one or more of the washers.
To reduce time, add washers.
Reassemble faucet reversing above
procedure.
2
B
A
1
3
C
1) After faucet has been operated
through a number of cycles, and sup-
ply water temperature is at desired
level, adjustments to these features
can be made.
H C
HOT COLD
U
3) To adjust temperature insert 1/4"
allen wrench into hex socket in cen-
ter of mechanical mixing valve (U).
To increase temperature turn
counter-clockwise.
To decrease temperature turn
clockwise (110°F recommended).
Installation with MAXLINE™Thermostatic Mixing Valve
SCOT FAUCET
(SLC-7000)
FIGURE 1
SLS-7000-ML
MAXLINE THERMOSTATIC
MIXING VALVE
(8210CK)
TO COLD
WATER SUPPLY
TO HOT
WATER SUPPLY
WASHER
(WHITE)
SUPPLY NUT
VALVE
OUTLET
FAUCET
WATER BODY
SUPPLY
For applications using MAXLINE thermostatic mixing
valve.
1) Turn off water supplies.
2) Connect thermostatic mixing valve to faucet water
body supply using the supply nut and washer provided
(see Figure 1 for reference).
3) Connect hot water supply and cold water supply to
thermostatic mixing valve.
4) Remove aerator from faucet. Open cold supply, hold-
ing down handle for 10 seconds. Open hot supply and
repeat above procedure. Allow faucet to ush lines to
prevent foreign matter i.e. copper chips, sand, stones,
etc. from clogging and possibly damaging the sealing
surfaces of the faucet cartridge. R eplace aerator.

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Problem Cause Solution
Faucet runs too long or too short. Cycle timing washers have not been
adjusted.
Remove handle (A) then add cycle timing
washers (C) to stem to shorten time or
remove washers to lengthen time.
Faucet drips.
Seat washer worn or foreign matter
(chips, dirt, solder, etc.) is between
washer and seat surface.
Disassemble cartridge (F) and remove
piston* (F6). Remove screw (F7) and
clean seat washer (F8). Check control
rod pin (F9) for burr then reassemble.
Faucet runs constantly.
Seat washer not closing on seat surface
or seat washer and/or seat surface is
worn.
Remove piston (F6) and spring** (F12).
Check for burr on pin (F9) and check
spring. Both piston and spring may
have to be replaced. Excessive wear
may require cartridge (F) replacement.
Not enough ow from faucet. In-line screen is clogged.
Disassemble supply to faucet. Remove
in-line screen (I) in inlet to faucet. Rinse
screen with water or deliming agent.
Reassemble faucet supply.
Water leaks from under handle. Stem washers worn.
Remove cartridge (F) and replace
housing o-rings (E1). If leak persists
replace control spindle kit (F1).
Faucet leaks on or under counter. Supply housing o-rings worn. Replace housing o-rings (E1).
Faucet leaks under counter. Mechanical mixing valve connections
not seated properly.
Check connections on mechanical
mixing valve (U).
Faucet bleeding between hot and cold,
not holding consistent temperature.
Integral checks in mechanical mixing
valve not operating properly.
Clean and replace integral checks (T)
in mechanical mixing valve (U).
Handle is loose. Set screw has loosened. Tighten set screw (B).
Handle is sticking to cartridge. Accumulation of sediment in cartridge.
Remove handle (A) and all cycle timing
washers (C) from cartridge (F). Secure
handle back onto cartridge. Cycle
faucet by pressing down on handle.
Cycle faucet 12 times. Remove handle
and replace timing washers.
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
Notes: *1) Use caution not to damage piston quadring (F10) while servicing piston assembly (F6).
**2) Do not squeeze ends of spring (F12) causing spring to fully compress.
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