Franke ACTIVE Faucet Installation and Service Manual

This manual introduces the features and instructions for use of the ACTIVE series faucets


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Brand
Franke
Category
Other
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
19
File format
PDF
File size
9.8 MB
Published
15 October, 2023
Updated
15 October, 2023
MD5 checksum
9A33B1AC4D2149E637DD55C943A13859

About this manual

This document provides installation and service instructions for the Franke ACTIVE faucet series. It details various spout configurations, including semi-pro, swivel, pull-out, and window styles, along with their specific jet counts and dimensions. The manual also includes important notes regarding compatibility with the UK range.

The guide outlines technical operating data such as ideal and maximum water pressure and temperature limits. It further explains the use of flow reducers based on network pressure and provides specific instructions for periodic checks and the replacement of flexible hoses to ensure safety and functionality.

What's inside

  • Semi-pro not in UK range
  • Swivel spout J shape
  • Pull-out L shape
  • Window pull-out
  • Operating data
  • Flow reducers
  • Periodic checks
  • Replacement of the flexibles

Specifications

Operating pressure (ideal)3 bar 45 PSI 300 kPa
Operating pressure (max.)5 bar 70 PSI 500 kPa
Operating pressure (min.)1 bar 14.5 PSI 100 kPa
Water temperature (ideal)60 °C 140 °F
Water temperature (max.)70 °C 158 °F

Frequently asked questions

What is the ideal operating pressure for this faucet?

The ideal operating pressure is 3 bar, which is equivalent to 45 PSI or 300 kPa.

How should flow reducers be selected based on water network pressure?

For 0 to 2 bar, no reducer is needed; for 2 to 4 bar, use the shortest one; for 4 to 6 bar, use the longest one; and for over 6 bar, reduce flow through the wall input angle valve or upstream pressure reducer.

What checks should be performed periodically on the hoses?

Periodic checks should include watertightness, corrosion, and mechanical damage. Damp, dripping, rusty, or mechanically damaged hoses must be replaced.

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