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Questions and Answers for American Standard Studio 1-Handle Valve Trim Kit in Polished Chrome (Valve Sold Separately)

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Model #T590.500.002

Studio 1-Handle Valve Trim Kit in Polished Chrome (Valve Sold Separately)
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caret
Q:Does this pull out for volume, and turn for temp?
by|Dec 8, 2018
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A:  Yes, this would pull out for volume and swing left to right for temp. -American Standard Tech Team

by|Dec 10, 2018

    A:  Yes, this lever controls both temperature and flow.

    by|Dec 8, 2018
      caret
      Q:Does T590.507.295 compatible with volume control with the right valve?
      by|Oct 15, 2014
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      A:  Please contact our customer care line at 1-800-442-1902 for assistance.

      by|Mar 23, 2023
        caret
        Q:I purchased the American Standard T590.507.295 Studio Shower Only Trim Kit with 3-Function Flowise Showerhead, Satin Nickel and it does not come with the tub spout. Where can I get the tub spout and is that all I need to complete the shower system.
        by|May 22, 2014
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        A:  Please contact our customer care line at 1-800-442-1902 for assistance.

        by|Mar 23, 2023
          caret
          Q:can you tell me the shover rough in valve model # for T590.500.002 ?
          by|Aug 4, 2013
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          A:  Yes, this will use an R120 series valve.

          by|May 2, 2023
            caret
            Q:I just purchased this product and the shower head has 3 flow settings, but when I turn the adjutment ring it springs back to its original position. This is before intallation and I 'm wondering if this is how it is suposed to work.
            by|Mar 9, 2013
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            A:  Then you do not have enough PSI to keep the funtion in place.

            by|Feb 8, 2018