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1. Pipe wrench if steel pipe used 2. Punch 3. Drill 4. (2) Adjustable wrenches 5. Long thin screwdriver 6. File Caution: Do not use Plumbers Putty! Plumbers Putty can stain your sink. 2: Punch 3: Drill 7:Jigsaw 1: Pipe Wrench 4: Adjustable Wrenches 5: Long Thin Screwdriver 6: File 8: Yardstick 9: Hammer 10: Flashlight 11: Silicone Sealant REQUIRED TOOLS The few tools required are not specialized or expensive. All are probably in your tool box or your neighbors. Here is what you will need: 7. Jigsaw 8. Yardstick 9. Hammer 10. Flashlight 11. Tube of silicone sealant for mounting sink 2 Length Width For new countertop go to NEW COUNTERTOP INSTALLATION 1 Supply Lines Supply Valves Waste Trap Installation Instructions Gather the tools listed at the top of this page that are required for replacing a sink. Caution: Do not use Plumbers Putty! Plumbers Putty can stain your sink. 1 Step One: Remove the Old Sink Leave the faucet and drain outlet in place for now. 1. Shut off the water supply valves (usually under the sink). 2. Relieve pressure by opening faucet. 3. Disconnect the water supply fittings from the outlet of the water supply valves. 4. Disconnect the drain fitting from the waste trap. 5. Remove frame or rim fasteners around underside of old sink. 6. Lift out sink with faucet and drain fitting in place. 7. If you are installing a new countertop, go to NEW COUNTERTOP FOR TOPMOUNT INSTALLATION and follow the instructions provided. 2 Step Two: Check Countertop Opening Make sure the existing countertop cutout opening is the proper size. Simply set the new sink into the opening. The sink rim should rest evenly on the countertop. If not, a slight adjustment can be made by using a file or a greater adjustment by using a jigsaw or keyhole saw. Care should be taken not to chip or crack the laminated top by aggressive filing or sawing. After final fitting, remove the new sink from cutout. TOPMOUNT INSTALLATION continues on next page— NOTE: The illustrations are a representation of a sink and may differ from the style of your sink. The instructions still apply to your installation. INST GRA2011 Granite_Install_Broch_EN_prod.indd 1 Granite_Install_Broch_EN_prod.indd 1 2/25/11 4:43 PM 2/25/11 4:43 PM

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1. Pipe wrench if steel pipe used

2. Punch

3. Drill

4. (2) Adjustable wrenches

5. Long thin screwdriver

6. File

Caution: Do not use Plumbers Putty! Plumbers Putty can stain your sink.

2: Punch

3: Drill

7:Jigsaw

1: Pipe Wrench

4: Adjustable Wrenches

5: Long Thin Screwdriver 6: File

8: Yardstick

9: Hammer 10: Flashlight11: Silicone Sealant

REQUIRED TOOLSThe few tools required are not specialized or expensive. All are probably in your tool box or your neighbors. Here is what you will need:

7. Jigsaw

8. Yardstick

9. Hammer

10. Flashlight

11. Tube of silicone sealant for mounting sink

2 Length

Width

For new countertop go to NEW COUNTERTOP INSTALLATION

1

SupplyLines

SupplyValves

WasteTrap

Installation InstructionsGather the tools listed at the top of this page that are required for replacing a sink.Caution: Do not use Plumbers Putty! Plumbers Putty can stain your sink.

1 Step One: Remove the Old SinkLeave the faucet and drain outlet in place for now.

1. Shut off the water supply valves (usually under the sink).

2. Relieve pressure by opening faucet.

3. Disconnect the water supply fi ttings from the outlet of the water supply valves.

4. Disconnect the drain fi tting from the waste trap.

5. Remove frame or rim fasteners around underside of old sink.

6. Lift out sink with faucet and drain fi tting in place.

7. If you are installing a new countertop, go to NEW COUNTERTOP FOR TOPMOUNT INSTALLATION and follow the instructions provided.

2 Step Two: Check Countertop OpeningMake sure the existing countertop cutout opening is the proper size. Simply set the new sink into the opening. The sink rim should rest evenly on the countertop. If not, a slight adjustment can be made by using a fi le or a greater adjustment by using a jigsaw or keyhole saw. Care should be taken not to chip or crack the laminated top by aggressive fi ling or sawing. After fi nal fi tting, remove the new sink from cutout.

TOPMOUNT INSTALLATION

continues on next page—

NOTE: The illustrations are a representation of a sink and may diff er from the style of your sink. The instructions still apply to your installation.

INST GRA2011

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3 Step Three: Knocking Out Faucet/Accessory Holes (Must be done before installing sink)

If your sink already has the proper number of holes needed, you can proceed to Step Four. If additional holes need to be knocked out, place the sink upright on a stable workstation (a workbench or the fl oor). Do NOT place the sink in the countertop to knock out the holes, as damage could occur such as cracking or breakage. Locate the round stickers on the ledge of the sink. These stickers represent the locations of the partially drilled holes. With a hammer and punch or nailset, you can knock out the partially drilled holes needed for faucet and accessories. You will then use a fi le (ex: rattail type) to smooth away any rough surface in the holes.

Note: any additional holes beyond the partially drilled ones noted on this sink are considered modifi cations and any problems associated with these holes are not covered by the warranty.

4 Step Four: Seal CountertopPlace a thin bead of silicone sealant around the perimeter of countertop cutout. This will ensure that the sink is completely sealed to the countertop.

Caution: Do not use Plumbers Putty! Plumbers Putty can stain your sink.

5 Step Five: Attach Faucet and Accessories

To simplify installation, we recommend the installer attach faucets, strainers and accessories at this time.

When fi tting the drain to the sink, take extra care not to overtighten. Overtightening can add a mechanical stress in the region of the drain hole which could damage or crack the sink. We recommend the screw fi tting be hand tight plus one eighth turn.

Caution: Do not use Plumbers Putty! Plumbers Putty can stain your sink.

6 Step Six : Mounting BracketsAssemble the mounting clips and bolts as shown in the diagram. Our tests have shown that the six clips provided are more than adequate to hold your sink in place until the sealant applied in Step Four is dry.

7 Step Seven: Hook up plumbing, check for leaks.

4

Countertop

Top flangeof thedrain

Faucet base

Silicone Sealant

Sink bottom

Hand tightenplus 1/8th of a turn

5

Countertop

Mounting Clip(furnished)

Fastener(not furnished)

Sink

Silicone Sealant(not furnished)6

TOPMOUNT INSTALLATION continued from page 1

Marks partially drilled holes

Carefully knock out only the required holes

3

NOTE: The illustrations are a representation of a sink and may diff er from the style of your sink. The instructions still apply to your installation.

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Countertop

Trace completely aroundedge of sink. Hold pencil vertical.2a

Countertop

Topmount template

Trace outline of template3b

Countertop

Cut Line

Traced outline of sink4a

Using a 2" Hole Saw, drill ahole on the inside edge of

the cut line.

Countertop

Cut Line

Traced outline of template

Using a 2" Hole Saw, drill ahole on the inside edge of

the cut line.

4b

Countertop

Using a Jigsaw, cut along the inside edge of the cut line.

Cut Line

3/8” SpaceTraced outline of sink

5aCountertop

Using a Jigsaw, cut along the inside edge of the cut line.

Cut Line

Traced outline of template

5b

NEW COUNTERTOP FOR TOPMOUNT INSTALLATIONIf you are installing a new countertop along with your new sink, it is easier to cut out and adjust fi tting prior to securing countertop to the base cabinets. We recommend comparing the template provided to the sink before cutting the countertop. (For natural stone or a solid surface material like granite, marble, Corian® or Quartz; sink opening should be cut by a professional.)

Before marking or cutting countertop, use the sink and template to determine sink position. A cutting mistake will be costly.

Corian® is a registered trademark of DuPont™

Cut Line

Draw second line 3/8" inside sink outline.

Cut Line

3/8"

3/8" Space

1-1/2" Radius at Corners

1-1/2" Radius

3a

Traced outline of sink

Confi rm your cut line with the topmount cut template provided with your sink.

2b

Place template on countertop & confirm

where to cut hole.

CountertopCabinet

Template

SINK AS TEMPLATE

1a

Place sink on countertop to confirm

where to cut hole.

CountertopCabinet

Sink

USING TEMPLATE

Cut out topmount template

1b

NOTE: The illustrations are a representation of a sink and may diff er from the style of your sink. The instructions still apply to your installation.

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CARE AND MAINTENANCEYour new Granite sink is an extremely tough and resilient material that will last a lifetime of normal usage. To keep its good looks and sparkling fi nish follow these simple guidelines.

Cleaning• Most stains incurred during normal daily use can be washed away with water

and a mild cleaner such as COMET®, AJAX®, BON AMI®, BAR KEEPERS FRIEND®, SOFT SCRUB® and a green SCOTCH BRITE™ pad.

• Some very stubborn stains may require a dilute solution of bleach. DO NOT leave concentrated bleach soaking in your sink. (This could cause your sink to discolor).

• Aluminum kitchen utensils and pots and pans may leave a silver mark on your sink. These marks can easily be removed with an abrasive cleaner or a SCOTCH BRITE™ pad. Hard water deposits can be removed with an abrasive cleaner, vinegar or lemon juice.

• To prevent staining and discoloration of your sink always rinse your sink after use with clean warm water.

Maintenance• Your Granite sink is resistant to normal household detergents. However, avoid

prolonged exposure to paint strippers, caustic soda, descalers and nail varnish. These items could cause your sink to discolor.

• Do not use wire wool or steel soap pads as steel particles can become embedded in your sink and rust.

• Your sink will withstand temperatures of up to 550 degrees F. Most accessories such as wire baskets will not withstand temperatures that extreme and may melt.

• Always rinse your sink with warm clean water after use. If you have hard water, you should also wipe your sink dry.

• Periodically wipe down sink with vegetable oil to repel mineral and calcium deposits.

LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTYProducts are warranted to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for the following period: from the date of sale to the user.This warranty does not cover:1. Any obligation other than the replacement of defective parts when presented to the

selling distributor, together with proof of purchase during the warranty period.2. Any labor charges, removal and reinstallation expense, freight or postage, or any

incidental or consequential damages resulting from any defective product.3. Products classifi ed as “accessories.”This warranty shall be voided by any of the following:1. Modifi cation to this product.2. Improper installation, care or maintenance of the product.3. Use of product for any purpose other than that for which specifi cally intended.

This warranty supersedes all other warranties, expressed or implied.

The foregoing warranties are exclusive and made only to the Buyer. NO OTHER WARRANTY, WHETHER EXPRESSED, IMPLIED, OR STATUTORY INCLUDING ANY WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE SHALL EXIST IN CONNECTION WITH ANY OF THE GOODS OR SERVICES SUPPLIED HEREUNDER, AND ALL SUCH WARRANTIES ARE HEREBY EXPRESSLY EXCLUDED. No employee, agent or other person is authorized to give any warranties in addition to or diff erent from those herein given to assume any other liability in connection with any of its products except in writing which is signed by an offi cer and expressly and intentionally gives such warranties or assumes such liability.

Comet® is a registered trademark of Prestige Brands Holdings, Inc. AJAX® is a registered trademark of Colgate-Palmolive Company. Bon Ami®

is a registered trademark of The Faultless Starch / Bon Ami Company. Bar Keepers Friend® is a registered trademark of Servaas Laboratories.

Soft Scrub® is a registered trademark of The Dial Corporation, A Henkel Company. Scotch Brite™ is a registered trademark of 3M.

UNDERMOUNT INSTALLATIONProfessional Installation Recommended: Only use natural stone or a solid surface material like granite, marble, Corian® or Quartz. Have sink and accessory openings cut by a professional. A cutting mistake will be costly. (We recommend comparing the template provided to the sink before cutting the countertop.)

Minimal Gap

Front of Cabinet

Cabinet

Sink Profile

Fastener(not furnished)

Fastener(not furnished)

Mounting Clip (furnished)

Mounting Clip (furnished)

Countertop

Depth from cabinet front for 3/8" reveal.

Minimal Gap

Countertop

FIGURE 3FIGURE 3

Sink Profile

Opening in countertop

Visible sink

Countertop

Cabinet Base

Depth from cabinet front

for 3/8" reveal.

Countertop recessed 3/8"

Width for 3/8" reveal.

FIGURE 2FIGURE 2

Mounting Clip(furnished)

Fastener(not furnished)

Counter Top

FIGURE 1

3/8" Sink Rim Reveal

Countertop recessedapprox. 3/8"

Silicone Sealant(not furnished)

Sink

FIGURE 1

Corian® is a registered trademark of DuPont™.

www.frankeconsumerproducts.com

NOTE: The illustrations are a representation of a sink and may diff er from the style of your sink. The instructions still apply to your installation.

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