Before You Begin (cont.)
CAUTION: Risk of scalding or other severe injury. This
device has been calibrated at the factory to ensure a safe
maximum water temperature. Any variance in settings or
water inlet conditions from those used during factory
calibration may raise the discharge temperature above the
safe limit, and may present a scalding hazard. Responsibility
for installation and adjustment of this device in accordance
with these instructions is with the installer.
NOTICE: Risk of product damage. This valve contains plastic and
rubber components. Do not sweat or braze directly to the valve
body. Do not apply excessive heat to the valve body when you
make solder connections. Do not apply flux or acids directly to the
valve, as damage to the seals, plastic components, and trim finish
may result.
NOTICE: Risk of product damage. Do not apply petroleum-based
lubricants to the valve components, as damage may result.
NOTICE: Risk of product damage. Inlet and outlet threaded joint
connections should be made with plumbers PTFE tape or liquid
sealant. Oil-based, non-setting compounds should not be used.
NOTICE: Do not force the handle in any direction. Forcing the
handle will damage the valve.
Observe all local plumbing and building codes.
Shut off the water supply.
Inspect the supply piping for damage. Replace as necessary.
The bottom port of the thermostatic mixing valve is intended for
use as a bath filler only. If a bath spout is not used with this
product, cap the bottom port.
The K-2972 and K-2975 thermostatic mixing valves do not contain
an integral volume control/shut-off valve. You must install a
separate volume control/shut-off valve (K-2974 or K-2977)
downstream of any used valve outlet.
The K-2973 and K-2976 thermostatic mixing valves contain a
single volume control/shut-off valve for controlling the water
flow through the shower outlet. When plumbing to the valve’s
bath outlet, you must install a separate volume control shut-off
valve (K-2974 or K-2977) downstream from the bath outlet.
1205551-2-D 4 Kohler Co.
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