Lefroy Brooks LB 1185 Installation & Servicing Guide

Type
Installation & Servicing Guide
1185 / 1189 / 1195 / 1199
BASIN & BIDET MONOBLOC MIXERS
INSTALLATION GUIDE
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Professional installation
We recommend that our products are fitted
by a fully qualified professional plumber. They
should be installed correctly and in accordance
with all local water regulations and the system
protected by non-return valves (not supplied).
All products should be accessible for routine
servicing.
Suits all systems
This Lefroy Brooks product is potentially
suitable for every possible application, type of
boiler and water supply pressure. However,
if your supply pressure is below 1 bar it is
advisable to fit a water pump. For systems with
combination boilers, it is not advisable to fit
pumps (refer to boiler manufacturer).
Supply temperature safety notice
A thermostatic mixing valve (TMV) should
be fitted (not supplied) to the hot supply to
restrict the temperature to a safe working/
maximum temperature to comply with local
building regulations, current legislation, relevant
standards and codes of practice. Maximum
allowed temperatures vary subject to type of
installation or specification of building.
Flushing system
It is most important to flush out all pipework
thoroughly before connecting the monobloc.
This is the single most common cause of
cartridge failure.
Supply connections
We recommend the installation of individual
isolation valves. The hot and cold water hoses
should be connected to suitable G½ connectors.
Balancing flow
If a significant pressure dierence exists between
the hot and cold supplies, we advise fitting a
‘flow regulator’ (not supplied) to the higher or
both supplies.
Water quality
In hard water areas, a suitable water treatment
system should be provided to prevent limescale
deposits (calcium deposits) which may eect
the long term performance of the ceramic
cartridges. Exterior surfaces should be gently
wiped with a dry soft cloth after use to minimise
water stains and limescale deposits.
Servicing
All serviceable parts are available to maintain
your Lefroy Brooks product.
These results have been taken directly from the ow chart on the system
Flow (Litres/minute)
Static Pressure (Bar)
3.0
2.0
1.0
10 20 30
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Note: The balanced pressures shown are applied directly to the inlets; flow rates indicated are free
flowing and may vary subject to restrictions created by installation, pipework, layout or application.
To avoid excessive splashing a pressure no greater than 1.5 bar is recommended for basin monoblocs.
TYPICAL FLOW RATES
1189
Ø63mm
50mm max.
50mm max.
G1¼ (Ø41mm)
190mm max.
110mm
310mm max.
133mm
Ø31mm
Pop-up rod and waste are not applicable on models supplied with a chain shackle.
Ø47mm
42mm max.
137mm
108mm
310mm max.
Ø32mm
190mm max.
50mm max.
1185
G1¼
(Ø41mm)
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BASIN MONOBLOC DIMENSIONS
Not to scale
1199
50mm max.
G1¼ (Ø41mm)
190mm max.
101mm
310mm max.
310mm max.
Ø60mm
46mm max.
Ø31mm
110mm
15°
Ø32mm
190mm max.
50mm max.
1195
G1¼ (Ø41mm)
Ø47mm
42mm max.
94mm
15°
86mm
Pop-up rod and waste are not applicable on models supplied with a chain shackle.
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Not to scale
BIDET MONOBLOC DIMENSIONS
Underside of monobloc
Underside of monobloc
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MONOBLOC INSTALLATION
A
1 There are three threaded holes in the base
of the monobloc body. Use a flat bladed
screwdriver to screw the threaded tail into the
smaller of the three (A).
2 One of the hoses has a shorter connector
than the other. Screw the hose with the
shorter connector into one of the holes in
the underside of the monobloc. The ‘O’ ring
on the hose will provide a water tight seal so
additional sealing compound should not be
required.
B
The same installation procedure applies to both basin and bidet monoblocs.
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MONOBLOC INSTALLATION
3 Place the washer over the hose (C).
4 Feed the hose on the monobloc through the
Ø35mm hole in the mounting surface (D).
5 From the underside of the mounting surface,
feed the remaining hose through the hole (E).
Screw this into the base of the monobloc.
C
D
E
Nut
‘C’ shaped clamp
‘O’ ring
Washer
Mounting surface
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6 Feed the washer and ‘O’ ring from the fixing
kit onto the hoses.
7 With the recess facing upward, locate the ‘C
shaped metal clamp beneath the washer and
‘O’ ring. Slide all three along the hoses until
they come into contact with the underside of
the mounting surface, ensuring that the hole
in the ‘C’ shaped clamp has passed over the
threaded tail.
8 Locate and screw the locking nut onto the
threaded tail, but hand tight only. Ensure
the monobloc is positioned as required then
tighten the nut with a spanner to secure the
monobloc. Be careful not to over tighten as
this may cause damage.
9 Facing the front of the monobloc connect the
hot water supply to the left hose and the cold
water supply to the right hose.
MONOBLOC INSTALLATION
Control rod link
Control rod
Ball joint retainer
Ball joint washer
Body
Rubber seal
Basin/Bidet
Foam seal
Plug housing
Plug
Adjustment screw
Pop-up rod
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POP-UP WASTE INSTALLATION
1 Insert the pop-up waste lever into the hole in
the rear of the monobloc.
2 Assemble the pop-up waste to the basin/bidet
with the foam seal on top of the mounting
surface and the rubber seal below. The wide
diameter of the rubber seal sits on top of the
waste body. Tighten by hand.
3 Place the control rod link onto the rod of the
pop-up waste lever, then feed the control rod
through. Locate the short end of the control
rod, the one with the ball, into the waste and
secure by screwing the ball joint retainer in
place. Do not over tighten.
4 Gently clamp the control rod link to the
pop-up waste lever rod. Test the operation
of the pop-up waste and if satisfactory fully
tighten the control rod link to the pop-up
waste lever rod. If not satisfactory then
make adjustments to the control rod link as
required. If the operation is sti simply loosen
the ball joint retainer as required.
Not applicable on models supplied with a chain shackle.
Cover
Aerator
Washer
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SERVICING – CLEANING THE SPOUT/NOZZLE AERATOR
1 There is an aerator located in the end of the
spout. To remove the aerator unscrew and
remove the aerator cover.
2 The aerator can be cleaned in warm soapy
water.
3 Assemble in the reverse order.
Shown with a basin monobloc. The same procedure applies to all models.
PSH025 –
Braided hoses (pair)
PHL030 –
Aerator and housing for
basin monobloc models
PHL034 – Ceramic cartridges (pair)
½" x ½ turn for cross handle models
PHL035 – Ceramic cartridges (pair)
½" x ¼ turn for lever models PSH028 –
Aerator and housing
Bidet monobloc models
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REPLACEMENT PARTS
FAULT FINDING
The hot/cold cartridges are turned o but the spout/nozzle drips continuously.
Replace the ceramic cartridge(s). See above for spare part numbers.
Water flow from the spout/nozzle is reduced.
Debris from the water supply may be causing restriction at the aerator located in the end of the spout/
nozzle. The aerator can be removed for cleaning. See ‘Servicing – cleaning the spout/nozzle aerator’
section.
Pop-up rod movement is sti/loose (Where applicable).
Adjust the ball joint retainer where the horizontal control rod fits into the waste assembly
(see ‘pop-up waste installation’ section).
Whilst every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of these, they are subject to change without
notice as part of the company’s product development process. The use of trademarks, product design
and artwork is subject to licence or agreement with LBIP Ltd. The design registrations, trademark registrations
and copyrights are protected by law and the use or reproduction outside the terms of an agreement is prohibited.
The right to modify designs and dimensions is reserved. LBIP Ltd is a member of ACID (Anti Copying in Design). E&OE
© LBIP Ltd 2021
CONTRACT ENQUIRIES
+44 (0)1992 708 316
info@lefroybrooks.co.uk
CUSTOMER SERVICE, SPARES & TECHNICAL ENQUIRIES
+44 (0)1902 390 894
technical@lefroybrooks.co.uk
LEFROYBROOKS.CO.UK
20.065.138B / MAY 2021
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Lefroy Brooks LB 1185 Installation & Servicing Guide

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