Cuno SQC Pro User Manual
E. MOUNT THE FAUCET
Undercounter installations generally require that the
faucet's built-in air gap be used. In basement installations, the
built-in air gap does not have to be used if one is provided
elsewhere on the drain line.
built-in air gap does not have to be used if one is provided
elsewhere on the drain line.
For Basement Installations Without An Air Gap Module
See Installation Instructions O.
See Installation Instructions O.
IMPORTANT:
The Uniform Plumbing Code dictates that there
must be an air gap between the RO reject line and the waste
drain. An optional non-air gap faucet, which requires a smaller
9/16" mounting hole, is available to make basement installa-
tions easier.
drain. An optional non-air gap faucet, which requires a smaller
9/16" mounting hole, is available to make basement installa-
tions easier.
Undercounter Installation With An Air Gap Faucet:
1)
Familiarize yourself with all of the components shown in
the air gap faucet diagram. (See Fig. 2)
the air gap faucet diagram. (See Fig. 2)
2)
Remove the hardware from the threaded nipple of the
faucet, except for the chrome base plate and the rubber
washer. The rubber washer may be replaced with a bead of
plumber's putty for a neater appearance.
faucet, except for the chrome base plate and the rubber
washer. The rubber washer may be replaced with a bead of
plumber's putty for a neater appearance.
3)
Connect the 1/4" green tubing supplied in the installation
kit to the smaller barb on the air gap faucet. Push it on
firmly until it seats.
kit to the smaller barb on the air gap faucet. Push it on
firmly until it seats.
4)
Connect the 3/8" black tubing to the larger barb on the air
gap faucet. Push it on firmly until it seats.
gap faucet. Push it on firmly until it seats.
5)
From above the sink counter-top, feed the air gap tubing
and the threaded nipple through the faucet mounting hole
and position the faucet spout over the sink.
and the threaded nipple through the faucet mounting hole
and position the faucet spout over the sink.
6)
From below the sink/countertop, install the white spacer
(open side toward the air gap tubing), flat washer and hex
nut onto the threaded nipple and tighten it by hand.
(open side toward the air gap tubing), flat washer and hex
nut onto the threaded nipple and tighten it by hand.
7)
Back off on the hex nut just enough to slide the slotted
washer (open side toward the air gap tubes) between the
white spacer and the underside of the sink/countertop.
washer (open side toward the air gap tubes) between the
white spacer and the underside of the sink/countertop.
8)
After rechecking the faucet orientation, tighten the hex nut
with a 9/16" wrench until the faucet feels secure.
with a 9/16" wrench until the faucet feels secure.
9)
From above the sink, make any minor orientation corrections
by turning the faucet on its flats with a padded adjustable
wrench. Use care so as not to mar the chrome finish.
by turning the faucet on its flats with a padded adjustable
wrench. Use care so as not to mar the chrome finish.
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Faucet with Air Gap
Faucet without Air Gap
Side View
Back View
Side View
Chrome base plate
Air Gap hole
1/4” Standard
green tubing
Special red “SFC”
tube from RO
Black 3/8” Reject
tubing to drain
Blue 3/8” Product
water tubing
Blue 3/8” Product
water tubing
Rubber washer
Plastic bottom washer
Threaded nipple
Flat washer
Star washer
Hex nut
Blue 3/8” Product
water tubing
Chrome base plate
Rubber washer
Threaded nipple
Flat washer
Spacer
Hex nut
Slotted washer
Fig. 2