Installation and Service Manual – Under-the-Counter 6 Stage Reverse Osmosis System with UV
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2. Faucet Installation
Above the Countertop
1. Small Rubber Washer
2. Metal Faucet Hole Cover
3. Large Rubber Washer
Below the Countertop
4. Plastic Locating Washer
5. Metal Lock Washer
6. Securing Nut
Installed in/on tubing:
7. Plastic Tubing Insert
8. Plastic Ferrule
9. Compression Nut
Slide the small rubber washer, then the metal cover, then the large rubber faucet over the mounting
tube onto the faucet base, in that order so that the small rubber washer is on top.
Insert the mounting tube into the hole in the sink and position the faucet correctly.
From under the sink, install the plastic locating washer followed by the metal
lock washer onto the threaded mounting tube, and secure them with the
securing nut. Screw on the nut and tighten.
Feed the compression nut onto the tubing, threaded side facing the end, then
feed the plastic ferrule and install the tubing insert into the end of the tubing.
Insert the end of the tubing into the faucet mounting tube as far as it will go
then tighten the nut with a wrench.
The other end of the tubing should then be connected to the outlet on the UV.
Note:
Non-Air Gap Faucet – Comes with the system. (Air Gap may be purchased separately - part number H-
T5022.) Some states require the use of an air gap faucet. Check your local plumbing code to assure
compliance.
Note:
The plastic faucet bracket (included) may be used in locations where there is no countertop to
install the faucet onto.
Additional Point of Use Connection (Optional)
Note:
To connect an additional point of use (icemaker, extra faucet, etc.), place an additional “T” connector
in the ¼” line between the faucet and the RO system. Ensure that all tubing and fittings used for RO product
water are poly material, and not copper. Due to RO product water being very pure, it can leach the minerals
from copper tubing which will cause a metallic taste in the water or ice and cause the copper tubing to develop
pinhole leaks over time.
