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Step 2:
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Open the top cover and drill according to the marked position.
1. Mark by the position of the four holes.
2. Take care to avoid wires and pipes to prevent damage.
3. Be sure to confirm that the four holes are on the same horizontal line.
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Remove the protective cover (F). Mark the positions and drill holes to suit the anchors (A). Install the anchors (A) and fix the rough-in valve (B) into the wall with screws. Use a level to ensure that the rough-in valve (B) is straight and level. (Important: Flush the water supply to remove any dirt and debris before installing the valve body).
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Shower Head Installation Instructions
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Step 3:
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Step 4:
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Wrap Teflon tape around the pipe threads and connect water supply lines and in-wall pipes (not included) as desired to the rough-in valve (B). Turn on the water supply and open the cartridge to check for leakage. Then put on the protective cover and finish the wall surrounding the valve. (Note: Test the water pressure after the pipe connections have been made and before the finished wall material is installed).
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Two inlet fittings are connected to the pipe joint of the wall; then the nut, expansion screw, and inlet pipe are connected.
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Shower Head Installation Instructions
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Step 6:
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Reinstall the top cover.
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Fix the escutcheon (D) to the showerhead (E) with screws (C).
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Shower Head Installation Instructions
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Step 8:
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Remove the protective cover when the finished wall is completed. Then, install the showerhead (E) and press it against the finished wall.
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