Installation guidelines – Waterworks Ludlow Pressure Balance Control Valve Trim with Metal Lever Handle User Manual

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LUDLOW

Pressure Balance Control Valve Trim

INSTALLATION GUIDELINES

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10.30.2013

These guidelines have been prepared for the professional contractor to aid in the installation of:
LUDLOW PRESSURE BALANCE TRIM WITH LEVER HANDLE (STYLE# LDPB10)
All dimensions are based on original specification and are subject to change and variation.
Please consult your Design Associate for current specifications.

HOT LIMIT SAFETY STOP CALIBRATION:

¾ IMPORTANT: The Pressure Balance Valve is

equipped with a hot limit SAFETY STOP SCREW to
limit the valve handle from being turned to
excessive hot water discharge temperatures.

4. Remove the DOME COVER and open the valve to

the maximum desired temperature verified with a
thermometer and turn the SAFETY STOP SCREW
clockwise until it seats. WARNING: Failure to adjust
the hot limit safety stop screw properly may result
in serious scalding. See Figure 2 for details.

Figure 2

DOME COVER

SAFETY STOP SCREW

TRIM INSTALLATION:

¾ See Figure 3. for Steps 5 & 6.

5. Screw the NOSE CONE onto the packing nut until

fully seated.

6. Attach WALL PLATE to pressure balance valve

using the MOUNTING SCREWS, making sure that O-
RING CHORD makes a tight seal to the wall.

Figure 3

O-RING CHORD

WALL PLATE

MOUNTING

SCREW

NOSE CONE

FINISHED WALL

¾ See Figure 4 & 4a. for Step 7.

7. Slide the TRIM PLATE over the NOSE CONE,

pressing firmly along all the edges of the plate to
make sure TRIM PLATE O-RING snaps into the
groove of the WALL PLATE. Note: Applying grease
to the trim plate o-ring may help slide the trim plate
into groove of wall plate.

Figure 4

TRIM PLATE

FINISHED WALL

Figure 4a

TRIM PLATE

FINISHED WALL

NOSE CONE

TRIM PLATE O-RING

WALL PLATE

¾ IMPORTANT: If the trim plate is not sitting snug to

the wall because of uneven tiles, then shimming of
the wall plate may be necessary.

¾ If there is too much gap between wall and trim

plate: first make sure that the trim plate is fully
seating into wall plate. If the trim plate is fully seated
and there is still too much gap: remove wall plate,
discard the o-ring chord behind wall plate, and fill
the o-ring groove with caulk.

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