
Rev. 12/2018
Installation & Operation Manual
AquaFount-90®Washfountain
WAF-2200 Series
Willoughby Industries, Inc. TOLL FREE (800) 428-4065 ● LOCAL (317) 875-0830 ● FAX (317) 875-0837
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Parts supplied:
• Solid surface wash basin
• Pedestal base assembly
• Actuator housing assembly
Caution: Do not leave bowl on the pedestal unsupported,
as it may fall and cause damage or personal injury.
1�) With the help of an assistant, carefully lift wash basin onto pedestal base� Line up the 2 front
brass threaded inserts on the basin with the 2 holes on the forward top of the pedestal, secure
with 4 security screws� Do not fully tighten screws yet.
Note: BE SURE to use the security screws included with the washfountain. Using longer
security screws than those provided can damage the solid surface basin.
2.) "Sandwich" the basin between the pedestal top and the holding bracket using tinnerman nuts
and security screws�
3�) Tighten the screws from step 1�)�
4�) Place the Actuator Housing Assembly on top of the basin; position it so the 2 holes near the
back of the actuator housing assembly line up with the holes of the basin bracket.
Using 1/4-20 x 1/2"security screws secure in place� Do not fully tighten screws yet.
5�) Thread one wing nut on top of each all-thread rod just until the threads come through the other
side; turn over so that the nut is now on the bottom� Holding the end with the wing nut with
your hand, slide the all-thread rod through the slot in the actuator housing from the
bottom side� Secure in place with a second wing nut� Repeat the process for the other hole�
6�) Attach additional wall anchors (if needed) through the Actuator Housing into the wall�
7�) Tighten all screws from previous steps and the wash basin is ready for plumbing and/or
electrical installation*�
*If you have infrared sensors or electrical pushbuttons, go to Step 4A.
If you have pneumatic pushbuttons, go to Step 4B.
Installation Instructions (cont.)
Step 3: Head and Basin Assembly
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
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© Rev. 4/2003 Page 4
STEP THREE
Head and Basin Assembly
Parts supplied:
· Solid surface wash basin
· Pedestal base assembly
· Actuator housing assembly
Caution: Do not leave bowl on the pedestal
unsupported, as it may fall and cause damage or
personal injury.
1.) With the help of an assistant, carefully lift wash basin
onto pedestal base. Line up the 2 front brass
threaded inserts on the basin with the two holes on
the forward top of the pedestal, secure with four
security screws. (Do not fully tighten screws yet.).
2.)“Sandwhich” the basin between the pedestal top and
the holding bracket using tinnerman nuts and
security screws.
3.) Tighten the screws from step one.
5.) Place the Actuator Housing Assembly on top of the
basin; position it so the two holes near the back of
the actuator housing assembly line up with the holes
on the basin bracket. Using ¼-20 x ½” security
screws, secure in place. (Do not fully tighten screws
yet.)
6.) Thread one wing nut on top of each all-thread rod
just until the threads come through the other side;
turn over so that the nut is now on the bottom. Hold-
ing the end with the wing nut with your hand, slide it
through the slot in the actuator housing from the
bottom side. Repeat process for the other hole.
7.) Attach additional wall anchors (if needed) through
the Actuator Housing into the wall.
8.)Tighten all screws from preveous steps and the wash
basin is ready for plumbing and/or electrical installa-
tion. If you have infrared sensors or electrical
pushbuttons, go to Step Four-A. If you have pneu-
matic pushbuttons, go to Step Four-B.
© Rev. 5/2010