Replacement Parts for Waste Valves

fisher manufacturing company

11223 - OVERFLOW ELBOW KIT 23426

SCREW
Waste Valves
6126-5000 11215 6126-7400 Product Installation Guide
GASKET STRAINER SCREW
Since 1936, Fisher Manufacturing Company has
21334 VANDAL RESISTANT SCREW manufactured heavy-duty, high quality plumbing
11207 REQUIRES 21342 BIT FOR INSTALLATION
products and hardware specialties for the food
ELBOW
service industry. For three generations, the Fisher
22292
BASKET STRAINER 22764 family has adhered to a strict dedication of and
11134 KNOB overall value. When you install Fisher products
SLIP JOINT WASHER
you install the best. Our hardware is manufactured
22535
with the standardization of internal mechanisms.
FLAT STRAINER All chrome plating is triple plated copper, nickel
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and chrome for durability. Every piece of equipment
SLIP JOINT NUT
11169 we make is rigorously tested in both our modern
18937 LEVER HANDLE in-house testing center and in actual field situations
CLAMPING RING
under extreme conditions. Every detail is thoroughly
checked. Before we make our products available to
you, they pass each and every test. You get proven
11274 performance. Guaranteed.
CLAMPING RING GASKET

20230 Limited One Year Warranty #22209- Ball waste valve w/ flat strainer
WASTE VALVE RETAINING NUT #22306- Ball waste valve w/flat strainer,
Fisher Manufacturing Company warrants its products overflow body, 19 x 21 tube & elbow
22284 #22314- Ball waste valve w/ locking basket
VANDAL RESISTANT SCREW 21229 and parts thereof (except as noted below) against
TEFLON SEAL defects in materials or workmanship for a period of strainer, overflow, 19 x 21 tube &
one year after the date of original purchase. During elbow
this period Fisher Manufacturing Company will #22322- Ball waste valve w/ flat strainer,
22276 20168 overflow body, 14 x 16 tube & elbow
BALL WASTE VALVE
replace a defective product or part without charge to
VANDAL RESISTANT BAR #22330- Ball waste valve w/ locking basket
you, provided that the entire product is delivered to
Fisher Manufacturing Company. All transportation strainer, overflow body, 14 x 16 tube
21229 & elbow
and insurance charges for shipping the product to and
100774 TEFLON SEAL
from Fisher Manufacturing Company must be borne #22349- Ball waste valve w/ locking basket
END CAP strainer
11126 22233 by you. Charges for transportation and insurance
21393 #22365- Ball waste valve, vandal resistant w/
SLIP JOINT NUT ROTOR ARM may, at the option of Fisher Manufacturing Company,
ROTOR NUT
be refunded depending upon our investigation of flat strainer
the warranty claim. This warranty does not cover #22373- Ball waste valve, vandal resistant w/
external finish (except at date of original purchase) flat strainer, overflow body, 19 x 21
3000-5002 or labor costs not specifically authorized by Fisher tube & elbow
22241 WASHER Manufacturing Company. #22381- Ball waste valve, vandal resistant w/
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ROTOR STOP 1600-5000 flat strainer, overflow body, 14 x 16
O-RING A full and complete copy of our One Year limited tube & elbow
SLIP JOINT WASHER
10782 warranty is available upon request. #22411- Ball waste valve w/ locking basket
END CAP GASKET strainer & overflow body
WARNING: #22438- Ball waste valve w/ flat strainer &
Proposition 65 requires that we provide you with the overflow body
following notice: This product Contains A Chemical #22446- Ball waste valve, vandal resistant w/
6124-4400 6125-4400
19 X 21 OVERFLOW TUBE 16 X 14 OVERFLOW TUBE Known To The State Of California To Cause Birth flat strainer & overflow body
Defects Or Other Reproductive Harm.

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MANFACTURING COMPANY
PO BOX 60, TULARE, CA 93275
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Installation Instructions for Waste Valves Installation Instructions Continued
BE SURE TO CHECK WITH YOUR LOCAL DEPARTMENT HAVING JURISDICTION
REGARDING BACKFLOW PREVENTION A
Installation of Vandal Resistant Strainers
1. Slide vandal resistant bar (C) into slots in bottom of
Installation Notes: B clamping ring (D) and rotate one quarter turn.
Be sure to shut off water supply before beginning. 2. Snap flat strainer (B) into clamping ring.
Use pipe thread sealant such as PST on all threaded joints.
Check the packaging for missing items BEFORE beginning installation. If items are missing, contact your supplier. 3. Insert screw into center hole of flat strainer (B)
C until it reaches the hole in the middle of the vandal
Tools Required for Installation resistant bar (C) and tighten using a 1/8 Allen
1/8 Allen Wrench Wrench.
#3 Allen Wrench
Channel Lock Pliers
D
Spanner Wrench - Part #22780
Vandal Resistant Models: Bit 21334 (Supplied) Figure 2

Installation of Valve Body Assembly to Existing Sink

1. Place gasket (C) on top of valve body (D).
Troubleshooting Tips
2. Keeping gasket in place, butt the valve body against the bottom of the sink and hand tighten the clamping ring (B)
into the valve body from inside of the sink. Note: Following normal plumbing practices, a small bead of silicone Teflon Seals- Remove strainer. Unscrew the retaining nut, which contains one of the seals with a 1
is recommended between the clamping ring and sink compartment. Allen wrench. Pull the ball valve out from the top. The lower seal is now visible and can be removed.
When replacing these seals make sure they are snapped firmly into place before reassembling your
3. Using a spanner wrench, completely tighten the clamping ring. Note: the hole in the rotor arm must be pointing valve. See Figures 4 and 5.
towards the front of the sink as shown in Figure 1.
O-ring- In order to check this part for wear, it is necessary to (1) remove the handle, rotor nut and rotor.
4. Insert handle (F) into hole and attach with screw (E) The O-ring is the small black rubber ring located on the rotor arm itself. Important: If while pulling the
rotor arm out, the rotor stop is accidentally removed, it must be put back with the tabs in their original
position in order to stop the handle in the proper position. See Figure 3

TOP VIEW OF VALVE

Rotor Stop Tabs must

be at this position in
order for your valve to
close properly

A Figure 3
1 Retaining
Nut Figure 4

E F
Lower Teflon Seal
C
Teflon Seal contained
within this retaining nut.

D Figure 1

Figure 5