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SINGLE CONTROL CENTERSET FAUCETS COLONY ROBINETS MONOPIÈCES À MONOCOMMANDE COLONY 2175.200 2175.205 2175.207 2175.210 1 Cer tified to comply with ASME A112.18.1M Cer tifié ASME A112.18.1M Gracias por preferir American Standard…. El punto de refer encia de la más fina calidad por más de 100 años. Para asegurar que su instalación se efect[...]
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Enlever la POIGNÉE (1) , le CAPUCHON (2) et la CARTOUCHE (3) . Nettoyer les entrées et le COLLECTEUR. Assembler à nouveau la CARTOUCHE (3) , en serrant les vis en alternance. Replacer le CAPUCHON et la POIGNÉE. SERVICE 5 1 2 3 4 If faucet drips proceed as follows: T urn V ALVE in OFF position. Remove HANDLE (1) , CAP (2) and CARTRIDGE (3) . Cle[...]