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H
D
A
F
E
C
G
B
CONNECT WHITE TUBE FROM RO PURE WATER OUTPUT
TO WATER FAUCET (POINT G to H)
1. Locate the white PE tube and attach one end to the RO pure
water output, Point G, and the other end to the RO faucet, Point
H.
2. At Point G, located on the RO system, you will see a blue
silicone plug and blue label with the words, “Pure Water
Output”. Remove the blue silicone plug by pulling out.
3. For a professional installation, measure and cut tube square
and to length.
Note: To make it easier to move the RO
system around, cut the tube a little longer. This will make it
easier when replacing the filters.
4. Insert the white PE tube from Point H into the bottom of the
RO faucet.
Note: To prevent leaks, please make sure the
white PE tube is properly inserted into the water connec-
tion.
Point G
Point H
Stainless Steel Tube
Stainless Steel Washer
Thin Black Washer
Countertop
Thick Hard Plastic Washer
Metal Serrated Washer
Nut
Outlet metal pipe
Red Protective Cap
PE Tube Lock Clip
Faucet Base Connector
PE Tube Lock CLip
First Time Use – Flushing Stage 1 - 3 Filters
Inspect all connecting tubes of the unit, make sure no tubes are bent. Before using the
machine, the first 3-filters (stage 1, 2 & 3) will need to be flushed with fresh water for
3-minutes. This will prevent carbon particles in the activated carbon filter elements from
entering the RO filter element.
Note: When you start to dispense water from the RO
faucet, you will notice the water output will be cloudy at first and then become clear.
Depending on your water pressure, it may take a little longer to flush out all carbon
particles. Flushing the first 3-filters will significantly improve the life of your RO filter
element. When the flushing procedure is complete, you will then install the RO filter.
See the following page for more details on, “How to Install the RO Filter”.
Maintenance and How To Section