Q:Is there an extension kit for this if the valve is too far back in the wall?
by|Mar 24, 2015
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A: The extension kit is part number 963554-YYY0A.
by|Mar 23, 2023
Q:Can the r430 divert water to a SHOWER HEAD OR A HANDHELD OR A SHOWER HEAD AND HANDHELD AT THE SAME TIME
by|Jan 7, 2015
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A: Please contact our customer care line at 1-800-442-1902. We will need more information as to your setup.
by|Mar 23, 2023
Q:I have a customer who wants a shower head, hand held shower, and 2 body sprays. Does the R430 have 3 outlets to go to each of these?
by|Oct 6, 2014
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A: The R430 does have 3 outlets.
by|Mar 23, 2023
Q:what setup do I need for 6 body sprays (1660.130.295) and one rain showerhead (1660.610.295) to be able to run body sprays by themself or shower by itself or all at once?
by|Jul 24, 2013
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A: Please contact us directly so a representative can discuss the installation with you.
1-800-442-1902 prompt 1,4
by|Mar 23, 2023
Q:Does this product have an extension kit for the trim kit handle to attach to?
by|Apr 11, 2013
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A: We would need the trim model number to see if an extension kit was available.
by|Feb 8, 2018
Q:The R430 spec sheet says, "NOTE: Cannot be used as a shut-off valve." Is it OK to install R701 valves downstream of the R430, on each of the 3 branches? My preferred configuration would be: hot and cold lines come in to a R510 mixing valve; mixed water goes out to a R430 diverter; then each branch of the diverter leads to three separate R710's followed by their respective outlet fixtures (tub spout, shower head, hand shower). To be clear: I understand that only one outlet will function at a time. Someone I asked about this told me that pressure would build up if it was configured like I suggest, damaging the diverter or mixing valve. Is this true? I need an expert's OK on this configuration before moving ahead. Thanks for your help!
by|Oct 24, 2012
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A: There’s no need to use the R430 and R701 together. I would suggest that they use the R523. In this configuration, you wouldn’t need the R430 diverter since there would be 3 separate R701s…just like the instructions show. This is not true…again, you wouldn’t need the R430.
by|Feb 8, 2018
Q:does this only select between A or B, or does it also allow A and B
by|Jul 18, 2012
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A: Please contact American Standard Brands.
by|May 2, 2023
Q:I used the r420 in wall valve to divert water from shower to hand held ,it will not turn water off completely from one to other.Both run at same time.valve has no stop it turns round & round & round
by|Feb 20, 2012
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A: the valve is going to turn around 360 degrees with no stops but if it is not shutting off the other components then you would want to replace the diverter repair kit.
by|Feb 8, 2018
Q:show detail instalation diagram
by|Jan 13, 2012
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A: You will need to go the American Standard website to view the installation instruction sheet.
by|May 2, 2023
Q:What is the proper valve configuration to have three spray locations controlled where all can flow at the same time? 3/4 lines, two body sprays, handheld, rainhead
by|Nov 4, 2011
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A: You can not use a diverter for this configuration. The only way you can do it and be able to have them flow at the same time is by using on/off valves on each individual item. You must have sufficient water pressure to support this.