4
Parts Of The System
Installing the Filters
When handling filter cartridges be sure hands are clean and sanitized or wear surgical gloves.
1.
Loosen and remove filter housings using wrench provided.
2.
Remove plastic wrapper from filter cartridges. Check the o-ring to insure it is lubricated. If not, use
NSF approved silicon grease. Install the o-ring into the filter housing. Install the filters into the correct
locations as indicated in Figure 1 on page 4. Insure the Carbon cartridges are installed with the rubber
gasket at the top.
3.
Install and tighten the filter housings firmly by hand. Use the wrench provided to tighten an addition
1/4 to half turn. Do not over tighten.
Storage Tank (3.0 Gal)
holds filtered water, ready
for use.
Faucet (Standard)
used
to dispense RO water
when needed.
Optional
air gap and designer
faucets are available.
Post-Carbon Filter
is
provided for a final
“polish” to provide great
tasting drinking water.
Reverse Osmosis Membrane
reduces dissolved minerals, met-
als and salts. During the proc-
ess, harmful compounds are
separated by the membrane and
the reject water goes to drain.
Pre-Carbon Filter
re-
moves chlorine in the feed
water to protect the re-
verse osmosis membrane.
Pre-filter
removes larger
particles such as sand, silt,
and rust.
Self-piercing Inlet Saddle
Valve
is connected to the
cold water line to supply wa-
ter to the RO system.
Drain Saddle
is connected
to the drain to remove reject
water from the RO system.
Filter Housing / Mem-
brane Multi-tool
used to
loosen or tighten the filter
sumps or membrane caps.
Tubing
1/4” and 3/8” tub-
ing to connect system to
tank, faucet, and drain.
