Cc Signature Service Adjustment with airSlate SignNow

Cc signature service adjustment

the tools you will need are an adjustable spanner a 2.5 millimeter hex key a small flathead screwdriver and a thermometer put the plug in to ensure nothing gets lost please note that dependent upon the version of the shower valve the thermostatic cartridge may either be constructed from brass or polymer if the thermostatic cartridge is constructed of polymer then please refer to the polymer cartridge version of this video remove the handles using the hex key you'll need to remove the handle prong to access the grub screw on the thermostatic handle remove the temperature stop ring remove the faceplate retaining rings and the faceplate itself you isolate your water supply by screwing the isolator screws clockwise until you start to feel the resistance be careful not to over-tighten to ensure isolation has been successful carry out the following procedure turn the shower on taking care to ensure that no part of your body is under the water outlet is there is a potential for delivery of hot water with the shower in the on position replace the temperature handle on the thermostatic valve turn the temperature handle fully anti-clockwise until you feel a definite stop position and it can be turned no further then turn the temperature handle fully clockwise until you feel a stop point again ensure that no part of your body's under the water outlet as there is a potential for delivery of hot water at this stage if no water is coming from the shower outlet isolation has been successful you may now carry out the required maintenance to your valve if water continues to flow at any stage of the isolation process it will be necessary to isolate at an alternative point in the system for both hot and cold water supplies and repeat the isolation process loosen the grub screw using the hex key through the thermostatic cartridge using the adjustable spanner remove the cartridge rinse or soak in descaler as necessary to replace check the valve housing to ensure that no debris is left flush if necessary grease the o-rings on the thermostatic cartridge using a suitable silicon lubricant insert the cartridge into the valve housing and tighten using the adjustable spanner until it is tight tighten the grub screw using the hex key undo the isolation screws until the screw sits just proud of the surface of the hex nuts check for any leaks around the thermostatic cartridge replace the valve shrouds faceplate and securing rings you you will now need to calibrate the cartridge to calibrate turn the valve on and turn it fully clockwise for cold hold the thermometer under the water flow and gradually turn the handle anti-clockwise until you achieve 38 degrees and sustain it at this temperature replace the temperature stop ring with the brake in the rail lining up at 12 o'clock taking care not to move the cartridge spline replace the thermostatic handle with the stop button also pointing to 12 o'clock...