6. Referring to the “Using Push-In Fittings” section, insert the blue tubing
coming from the 1/4” Feed Water Adapter into the INLET fitting as shown
in Figure 4.
7. After installing the faucet as detailed below, insert blue tubing to faucet into
OUTLET fittings, as shown in Figure 4.
8. Align tabs of filter cartridge with head assembly and insert filter cartridge
into head assembly. Turn filter cartridge counter clockwise until it stops
(about 1/4 turn). The filter is now installed. (See Figure 4).
9. Turn water supply back on from the shutoff valve on cold water line. This
will pressurize the filter system and begin sending filtered water to the
faucet. Look for leaks.
If leaks occur, see Troubleshooting Guide. Flush
the filter for four (4) gallons (approx. 5 minutes) to remove any trapped
air.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS (CONTINUED)
Drilling 9/16” diameter hole through countertop or stainless steel sink:
1. Locate area to be drilled. Mark center of hole with center punch.
2. Drill hole with 9/16” drill bit suitable for countertop materials or cast iron/stainless steel.
3. With grinding wheel or file, smooth out any rough edges.
Installing the faucet:
1. Slide the following parts in the
order specified up blue tubing and
threaded brass stem:
a. Plastic benzel
b. Large rubber washer
2. Next, feed blue tubing and faucet
stem down through faucet mount-
ing hole.
3. From underneath sink, assemble
the black spacer, star washer,
and hex nut (as shown) onto the
threaded brass stem and tighten
by hand.
4. With a padded adjustable wrench,
turn the faucet base (above the
counter) to the right to securely
fasten. Remove piece of plastic
tubing from base.
5. Insert faucet neck onto base until
seated and align over sink.
DRINKING WATER FAUCET INSTALLATION
Plastic Bezel
Rubber Washer
1
Plastic Bezel
Rubber Washer
Countertop
2
Plastic Bezel
Rubber Washer
Countertop
Plastic Backing Spacer
Star Washer
Hex Nut
3
Plastic Bezel
Rubber Washer
Countertop
Plastic Backing Spacer
Star Washer
Hex Nut
4, 5
Installed
Figure 4
Figure 5
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The drinking water system faucet should be located on a flat surface, conveniently located near the sink, so that it
empties into the sink. Most sinks have pre-drilled holes designated for sprayers, soap dispensers, and other ac-
cessories. If your sink does not have an extra hole, then a 9/16” diameter hole must be drilled.
• Porcelain, enamel, and ceramic sinks require special procedures for drilling holes.
See next page for special instructions.
IMPORTANT NOTES
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