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How to Install Abella Waterfall Sink & Bathtub Faucet | BST8014N


Faucets are one of the most utilized yet overlooked fixtures in the bathroom. After all, they are tiny and inconspicuous, and for as long as they serve their purpose, there’s basically no point minding them, right? Wrong. Aside from being a functional piece, bathroom faucets also help to enhance the appeal of a bathroom by adding a touch of elegance and sophistication to it – this is especially true with waterfall faucets. These types of faucets come in a wide array of styles and designs, and will certainly make a lovely addition that will complement any bathroom, no matter what the architecture may be.

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  • Bath & Shower Faucet Type: Deck-Mount
  • Surface Finish: Chrome
  • Style: Contemporary
  • Number of Handles: Dual Handle
  • Working Pressure: 0.1-2.0Mpa
  • Spout Material: Stainless steel (sus304)Valve Material: Brass
  • Suitable Place: Sink/Bathtub Installation Type: Widespread
  • Valve Type: Ceramic
  • Flow Rate: 1.8 GPM
  • Feature: Thermostatic Faucets
  • Number of Handles: Double Handle
  • Surface Treatment: Polished
  • Material: Copper Brass body
  • Temperature range: 20-185 F
Abella Waterfall Sink & Bathtub Faucet

Important Note:
  • Before you begin, please read the installation instructions below. Observe all local building and safety codes.
  • Unpack and inspect the product for any shipping damages. If you find damages, do not install.
  • Please note all showers must be installed by a professional and certified plumber otherwise warranty may be voided.
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    Faucet Installation Instructions



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    Step 7: (Correct way for Hose)



    1. Ensure that the water supply below your sink is completely shut off by turning the valve all the way to the right.
    2. Remove the T-connector from the spout in order. To remove the T-connector, first remove the nut that is holding it in place, as shown. Set the parts aside.
    3. Insert the spout into the prepared center mounting hole. From below, Slide one of the provided rubber gaskets onto the threaded shank, followed by the metal washer. Secure the the spout to the surface using the lock nut. Tighten firmly with a basin wrench.
    4. Reattach the T-connector to the spout in the reverse order of its removal, as shown. Ensure that the rubber o-ring is seated properly, and that the nut is tightened firmly using an adjustable wrench.
    5. Thread one of the provided lock nuts onto each of the valve stems. Thread to the bottom of each stem. Slide one of the provided plastic washers, followed by a rubber washer, onto each stem as well.
    6. One of the faucet’s valve stems are labeled by color - red for ‘hot.’ From below, insert the ‘hot’ valve stem into the left-side faucet hole, as shown. From above, thread one of the provided bell flanges onto the stem.
    7. Install the ‘hot’ handle onto the stem’s spindle. Once installed, loosen the bell flange until none of the spindle is exposed, as shown.
    8. From beneath the sink, position the stem so that the outlet on the side of the stem is pointing inward, towards the T-connector. While holding in place, hand tighten the lock nut. Finish tightening using a basin wrench.
    9. Repeat steps 6-8 to install the ‘cold’ valve stem into the right-side faucet hole.
    10. Use the provided braided water lines to connect the hot and cold valve stems to the T-connector. Use an adjustable wrench to tighten, but be careful not to overtighten. Apply thread sealant or plumber’s tape to each threaded connection before attaching.
    11. Connect the main water supply lines to the valve stems. Apply plumber’s tape or thread sealant to the threads before tightening.
    12. Turn the faucet on and allow the water to flow for approximately 60 seconds. Ensure that there are no leaks, and that both hot and cold water are running properly.

    Flexible Connecting Hose
    Care must be taken when connecting the flexible connection hose from the power supply box to the spout to ensure it does not bend sharply and kink or twist.
    See above for recommended ways to fit the flexible connecting hose.

    Important: Failure to follow these guidelines may result in poor performance and damage to the flexible connection hose.


    Installation Type: Deck Mounted
    Number of Holes Required: 3
    3 Hole Centre Size: 8"-16"

    Max. Deck Thickness: 1.57" inches
    Spout Reach : 2.76" inches
    Spout Height : 6.7"
    Faucet Height : 8.5"
    Spout Width : 5.12"

    "T" shape connector can be rotated
    Note 1: If it is leaking from "T" shape connector, please check if there has a rubber ring, and if it is damaged.
    Note 2: If the rubber ring is good, but it is still leaking, please use sealant tape to tight it. If it is still leaking after you do it, the "T" connector thread may be damaged, replace it.


    Max. Deck Thickness: 1.38" inches


























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