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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONSSP200 SHOWER PANEL

49-2040-004Date 05/07

Jason InternatIonal, Inc.8328 MacArthur Drive • North Little Rock, AR 72��8 • www.jasoninternational.com

50�-77�-4477 • Fax: 50�-77�-2333 • Cust. Svc.: 800-255-5766

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Figure 1 - Dimensions

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Operating Pressure: max. �45 psiRecommended pressure: 30.60 psiTest pressure: 232 psiMax. hot water temperature: �76°F *Recommended hot water temperature: �20°F - �40°F *

Flow rate @ 45 psiHandshower 2.5 gpmBodysprays <� gpm each

Protection against back siphonage is provided by check valves in the hot and cold supply elbows.This panel incorporates a thermostatic mixing valve. The high temperature limit stop on the mixing valve can be reset to comply with local plumbing codes. See page �0.

* Know and follow all applicable local plumbing codes when setting the temperature on the water heater.

Figure 2

Technical Data

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Preparation for Installation

�. Install �/2” IPS nipples for the hot and cold water sup-plies at the locations shown on the diagram. The nipples should extend 5/8” outside the surface of the finish wall.

2. For proper operation of the unit, the hot supply should be on the left, and the cold supply should be on the right.

3. Install the wall surface material. Make sure that the wall is watertight before installing the panel.

4. Seal the wall around the nipples with waterproof seal-ant.

Figure 3

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Installation Instructions

1. Wrap the nipples with several layers of Teflon tape. 2. Install the elbows included with the panel. The outlets

should point downwards. The elbow should extend no more than 1 1/4” from the surface of the finished wall. See Figure 4 and Figure 5.

3. With a helper holding the panel in place, mark the posi-tions of the screw holes. See Figure 6.

4. Set the panel aside, securely supported to prevent dam-age.

Figure 5

Figure 4

Figure 6

5. Drill the screw holes with a 6 mm bit suitable for the wall surface. (See Figure 7.)

6. Install the anchors. (See Figure 7.)7. Seal the wall around the anchors with waterproof seal-

ant. (See Figure 7.)

Figure 7

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS (cont.)

8. Hold the panel against the wall. 9. Install the gray plastic insert. (See Figure 8.)�0. Insert the top screw through the front of the panel, the

washer and the insert. Screw it into the anchor. (See Figure 8.)

��. Install the center and bottom screws and washers. (See Figure 9.)

�2. Connect the supply hoses to the hot and cold supply elbows. (See Figure 10.)

�3. Connect the supply hoses to the hot and cold inlet ports on the valve. (See Figure 11 and Figure 12.)

Figure 8

Figure 9

Figure 10

Figure 11

Figure 12

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�4. Turn the water on at the main. Push the diverter stem up to turn the water on to the panel. (See Figure 13.)

�5. Check all connections for leaks.

Figure 13

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS (cont.)

�6. Once you ensure that the connections are watertight, push the diverter stem down to turn the water off to the panel. (See Figure 14.)

�7. Install the side seals on the front cover. (See Figure 15.) Trim off any excess.

�9. Install the diverter sleeve. (See Figure 17.)

Figure 14

Figure 15

Figure 16

Figure 17

�8. Push the front cover into place. (See Figure 16.)

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20. Make sure that the indexing mark on the thermostatic mixer sleeve is at the �2:00 position. (See Figure 18.)

2�. Install the thermostatic mixer handle.(See Figure 18.)

22.Tighten the handle screw with a flat-bladed screwdriver.

23. Install the diverter handle. Tighten the set screw with a 4 mm Allen wrench. (See Figure 19.)

24. Place a black rubber washer in one end of the hand-shower hose. Screw this end of the hose to the hand-shower outlet port. (See Figure 20.)

25. Place the screen washer in the other end of the hose. (See Figure 20.)

26. Screw this end of the hose to the handshower. (See Figure 20.)

27. Place the handshower in the holder.

Figure 18

Figure 19

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS (cont.)

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You can make the slider easier or harder to move. Use a 2.5 mm Allen wrench to turn the set screw clockwise to increase the tension, counter-clockwise to decrease the tension.

Figure 21

�. Turn the water on to the handshower. 2. Turn the thermostatic mixer handle until the output water

measures �00o on a thermometer. (See Figure 22.)3. Turning the handle clockwise makes the water

cooler;turning the handle counter-clockwise makes the water warmer.

4. Turn the water off.

5. Loosen the thermostatic mixer handle screw. Remove the handle. (See Figure 23.)

6. Replace the handle so that the safety stop override but-ton is at the �2:00 position. (See Figure 24.)

7. Tighten the set screw.

Figure 22

Figure 23

Figure 24

Adjust the Slider

Justify the Thermostatic Mixer Handle

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3. Turn the water on to the handshower. 4. Turn the temperature control stem until the output wa-

ter is the desired maximum high temperature -- usually ��0o*. (See Figure 26.)*Please know and follow all applicable local plumbing codes when setting the high temperature limit stop.

5. Turn the water off.

6. Replace the stop ring so that the tooth is against the high temperature limit stop. (See Figure 27.)

7. Replace the clip. (See Figure 27.)8. Justify the handle. (See Figure 27.)

Figure 26

Figure 27

�. Remove the thermostatic mixer handle. 2. Remove the clip and the stop ring from the stem of the

thermostatic mixer. (See Figure 25.)

Figure 25

Set the High Temperature Limit Stop (Optional)

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�. Turn the handle clockwise to make the water cooler. 2. Turn the handle counter-clockwise to make the water

warmer. When the safety stop override is at the �2:00 position, the output water is �00o F, the handle will stop.

note: If a user wants water hotter than �00o F, press the safety stop override button and continue turning the handle counter-clockwise.

Figure 28

User Instructions

Using the Thermostatic Mixer

Using the Three-Jet Handshower

To change spray modes, push the function lever until it is next to the name of the desired function and the desired spray is achieved. (See Figure 29 below.) There are five flows, Rain (Figure 30), Mix � (Figure 31), Balance (Figure 32), Mix 2 (Figure 33), and Whirl (Figure 34).

Figure 29

Figure 30 - Rain

Figure 32 - Balance

Figure 34 - Whirl

Figure 31 - Mix 1

Figure 33 - Mix 2

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Pull the lever upward to turn the water on. Pivot the handle to the desired function. There are five functions:

�. Alll-around shower (handshower and 4 lower bodysprays). (See Figure 35.)

2. Four (4) lower bodysprays. (See Figure 36.)

3. Two (2) upper bodysprays. (See Figure 37.)

4. Full-body massage (all 6 bodysprays). (See Figure 38.)

5. Handheld shower. (See Figure 39.)

Figure 35

Figure 36

Figure 37

Figure 38

Figure 39

Using the Diverter

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The spray channels are protected by the RubitTM self-clean-ing system. Follow these steps to remove scale deposits:

2. If scale deposits are noticed on the spray face follow these steps:a) Pour about 3/4” of a commercial scale remover, such

as Lime-AwayTM or CLRTM ,into a shallow dish. b) Dilute the scale remover according to the label in-

structions. c) Soak only the spray face in the solution for the amount

of time specified on the label. (See Figure 41.)

Figure 40

Figure 41

Scale Removal

3. Rinse the handshower with clear water. (See Figure 42.)

4. Reinstall the handshower. Turn on the water and allow the handshower to flush for at least one minute. (See Figure 43.)

Figure 42

Figure 43

�. If scale deposits are noticed in the spray channels, turn the water on lightly and rub the spray channels with a finger or a sponge. (See Figure 40.)

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Problem Possible Cause RemedyInsufficient water - Supply pressure inadequate - Check water pressure (If a pump has

been installed, check to see if the pump is working).

- Filters on thermostat cartridge dirty - Clean thermostat filters- Screen washer dirty - Clean screen washer between

shower and hose

Crossflow, hot water being forced into cold water pipe, or vice versa, when mixer is closed

- Check valves dirty or leaking - Clean check valves, replace if neces-sary

Output temperature does not corre-spond with temperature set

- Handle not justified - Justify handle

- Hot water temperature too low - Reset high temperature limit stop

Temperature regulation not possible - Temperature regulator dirty or calci-fied

- Clean temperature regulator, replace if necessary

- Panel is cross-connected - Connect supply hoses to correct supplies

Safety stop override button not operat-ing

- Spring defective - Clean spring and/or button, replace if necessary

- Button calcified

Diverter control stiff - Diverter cartridge defective or dirty - Replace cartridge

Troubleshooting

Modern faucetry and shower products utilize a combination of materials to comply with the needs of the market with regard to design and functionality. To avoid damage, it is necessary to use some caution when cleaning. Damage caused by improper treatment is not cov-ered under the warranty.

Cleaning Materials for Faucets and Showers

• To remove lime scale, use only products made specifi-cally for that purpose. Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions when using.

• Do not use cleaners that contain hydrochloric, formic, acetic, or phosphoric acids, as these will cause consid-erable damage to finishes and to plastic components.

• Never mix cleaning materials. • Never use cleaners containing abrasives. Do not use

abrasive cleaning cloths, pads, or sponges.

Cleaning RecommendationsCleaning Procedures

• Clean your faucets and shower products as and when required. Regular cleaning will prevent scale buildup and water spotting.

• Follow the label instructions. Do not allow any cleaner to remain on the product for longer than necessary.

• When using spray cleaners, spray first onto a sponge or cloth – do not spray directly onto the product.

• After cleaning, rinse thoroughly with clear water to re-move any cleaner residue.

Important

• Soap and shampoo residue can also cause damage to the product. Rinse well with clean water after use.

• If the surface is already damaged, harsh cleaning mate-rials will cause further damage.

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Figure 44

� handshower 285�9XXX 2 slider 97024XXX 3 handshower hose, 63” 28276XXX 4 upper cover 97324000 5 escutcheon 97326000 6 body shower 28406000 7 diverter handle �0490XXX 8 thermostatic mixer handle 3839�XXX 9 flange 97858XXX �0 front cover 97859000 �� sleeve 95032XXX �2 adapter for handle 97�08000 �3 thermostat cartridge 94282000 �4 nut 96945000 �5 diverter cartridge 96645000 �6 sealing set 95037000 �7 connection hose �309900� 18 fixing set for hose connection 94158000 �9 mounting set 96�79000 20 elbow (2) 2596700� 2� check valve 97350000 22 filter 97973000

XXX = color 00� = chrome

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