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Fontana American Standard Deck-Mounted Sensor Faucet: Service Access and Maintenance Detail

This service access and maintenance resource is intended to support architects, plumbing engineers, facility managers, maintenance personnel, contractors and installers responsible for servicing the Fontana American Standard deck-mounted automatic sensor faucet. The technical drawing identifies the service-access zone, control box, solenoid valve, filter, shutoff valves, flexible supply hose, power supply, electrical connections and maintenance clearances required for inspection, cleaning, troubleshooting and component replacement without removing the installed faucet.

Fontana American Standard Deck-Mounted Sensor Faucet

Service accessibility should be considered during project planning to simplify routine maintenance and reduce future downtime. All serviceable components should remain accessible beneath the countertop without disturbing the faucet installation or finished surfaces.

This drawing illustrates the recommended maintenance area together with the principal service components requiring periodic inspection, cleaning or replacement. Final maintenance procedures should always be verified using the approved FontanaShowers service documentation.

  • Model: FS2361TFDP
  • Installation: Deck mounted
  • Application: Commercial and residential lavatories
  • Service Location: Under-counter access
  • Maintenance: Routine inspection and servicing
  • Power: Battery or AC configuration (model dependent)
  • Control: Electronic controller and solenoid valve
Product Page Installation Guide

Required Service Access and Maintenance Drawing Package

Each maintenance drawing should use a consistent component numbering system and product-identification block. The drawing should identify all serviceable components together with the minimum clearances required for inspection, testing, adjustment and replacement without removing permanent construction.

Service Access Overview

Shows the complete maintenance area beneath the countertop, including all serviceable plumbing and electrical components.

Control Box Access

Identifies the electronic controller location and the clearance required for inspection, diagnostics and replacement.

Solenoid Valve Access

Shows the recommended service space around the solenoid valve for inspection, cleaning and replacement.

Filter Inspection

Illustrates the removable filter or strainer together with the required access for routine cleaning and maintenance.

Shutoff Valve Access

Shows the accessible service valves required for maintenance, emergency isolation and system testing.

Flexible Hose Inspection

Identifies the inspection points used to verify hose routing, connection security and overall condition.

Power Supply Access

Illustrates the service area required for the AC transformer or power supply without disturbing adjacent plumbing components.

Battery Replacement

Shows the access path required for replacing batteries on battery-operated models while maintaining service efficiency.

Cable Routing Inspection

Illustrates the routing of sensor and power cables while keeping them protected from abrasion, moisture and moving components.

Cabinet Service Clearance

Defines the unobstructed maintenance space beneath the lavatory required for servicing all concealed components.

Routine Maintenance Points

Identifies the principal inspection locations requiring periodic cleaning, testing and preventive maintenance.

Cleaning Access

Shows the recommended access points for removing debris, mineral deposits and contaminants from serviceable components.

Replacement Components

Identifies components commonly replaced during scheduled maintenance, including the solenoid, aerator, filter and power supply where applicable.

Maintenance Verification

Confirms proper operation of all serviced components before the faucet is returned to normal operation.

Engineering note: Service-access drawings are intended for maintenance coordination only and should not replace the approved FontanaShowers installation manual or service documentation. Verify maintenance procedures, component compatibility, replacement parts and recommended service intervals before performing repairs or scheduled maintenance.

Project verification: The architect, plumbing engineer, facility manager, maintenance supervisor, contractor and licensed installer should verify that adequate service clearances are provided for the control box, solenoid valve, filter, shutoff valves, flexible hoses, power supply and all other serviceable components before the project is placed into operation.