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CC - This type is integral with casting, actuated by screwdriver, and require a 90° turn to open or close. When the screwdriver slot is vertical, the rubber
stop is closed, and when the slot is horizontal, the rubber stop is open.
IPS - This type has been added to the basic shower casting and is actuated by screwdriver. The stop is opened by rotating in a counterclockwise
direction until it stops and closed by rotating in a clockwise direction until it bottoms.
Rough-In
4- port: (2700 SERIES): Install casting with "UP" at the top (arrow pointing up). If the valve
is to be used for both a shower and a tub, connect the top outlet to the shower and the bottom
outlet to the tub, using 1/2" iron pipe size or 1/2" copper water tube, 5/8" O.D. (If the valve is
to be used for a shower only or a tub only, plug the outlet not being used.)
3-port (2600 SERIES): These models may be used as either a shower or a tub filler. Since
they are factory set in the shower position, with the outlet up, you must reverse the position of
the cartridge retainer clip if you want to use the valve as a tub filler. Following "Disassembly"
instructions on page 3, pull the clip out from the bottom of the casting, rotate cartridge stem
180° and replace clip in the top, then proceed with installation, using 1/2" iron pipe size or
1/2" copper water tube.
WARNING: Secure all pipes and the shower and tub drop ells. Use Teflon tape on all
threads. Use a plain ell on the tub drop. A twin ell is not needed. Check system for leaks
before closing wall.
MAKE SURE ALL WATER SUPPLIES ARE OFF.
CAUTION
These valves are equipped with
Moen's long-life 1225 cartridge, de-
signed for smooth, trouble free
operation. When soldering, do
not heat valve any higher than
necessary to flow the solder. Over-
heating may damage the cartridge
or rubber stop valves. Following
this direction will allow you to sol-
der without removing the cartridge
or rubber stop valves.
WARNING: The cartridge and rub-
ber stop valves MUST be removed
before either brazing or resistance
(electric) soldering.
7" DIA
(178mm)
SHOWER
TUB
2" CC
(51mm)
2-3/16" IPS
(56mm)
SUPPLY
SUPPLY
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7" DIA
(178mm)
SHOWER
TUB
2-1/8" CC
(54MM)
3-3/4" IPS
(95MM)
4-5/8" FOR C.C.
(117mm)
6" FOR I.P.S.
(152mm)
SUPPLY
SUPPLY
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4-1/2"
(114mm)
PLASTER GROUND
SIZE AND WALL
OPENING
WITHOUT STOPS WITH STOPS
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RUBBER STOP VALVE
(WITH SCREW DRIVER SLOT)
Flushing
IMPORTANT: Before closing all wall openings, pressure test valve and complete system for
leaks using flushing instructions.
IMPORTANT:
Pipe chips, sand, stones, and other solids found in new or renovated plumbing can damage the sealing surface of the faucet cartridge and cause a leak.
To avoid damage, DO NOT OPERATE VALVE until you have followed these instructions:
1. After installing and connecting your new faucet, install shower arm but not showerhead before flushing.
2. Turn the valve on in the full cold position (handle pointing to the right) and turn on the cold supply for 15 seconds. Without closing the valve, turn
to the full hot position (handle pointing to the left) and turn on the hot supply for 15 seconds.
3. Turn the valve to the mixed position, divert water to the shower and run for an additional 15 seconds.
4. Turn off the water and check for leaks.
5. Install showerhead.
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