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Replacing filter cartridges (canisters #1,2,3,5, & 7), ultraviolet light
(canister #4), or polyphosphate crystals (canister #6)
1. Remove cover and unit housing following instructions on page 6,
Step 2.
2. Uncoil clear tubing attached to pressure relief valve on top of
unit and place end of tube into bucket or drain.
3. Open bypass valve (see illustration page 5).
4. Close inlet valve and outlet valve (see illustration page 5).
5. Open pressure relief valve (be sure tube is secured in bucket or
drain). Leave pressure relief valve open.
6. Unscrew blue canister counter clockwise using supplied canister
wrench.
7. For canisters 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, & 7, remove used cartridge/crystals
and discard.
8.
CAUTION: Confirm system is disconnected from power source
before proceeding with step 8!
On canister #4, pull up on plug cap (see page 9 - figure 1) until
lamp is exposed. Unplug lamp, from plug cap. Remove old lamp
from chamber and insert new lamp with connectors pointing up.
Plug lamp into plug cap and place cap back over top.
10. Rinse out each canister and fill about 1/3 full of water.
Add 2 tablespoons of bleach and scrub thoroughly with a
fine bristle brush or cloth. Let blue canister remain wetted
with bleach solution for 5-10 minutes. Empty canisters and
rinse thoroughly.
11. Insert a new cartridge into the canisters or refill
polyphosphate crystals as required.
EXCEPTION-See #19 below before proceeding.
12. Screw the blue canister into the cap and HAND tighten.
Gently snug the canister with the supplied wrench. DO NOT
OVER-TIGHTEN.
13. Open inlet valve (see illustration page 5) and be sure tube is
secured in bucket or drain.
14. Open outlet valve (see illustration page 5).
15. Close bypass valve (see illustration page 5).
16. Observe tubing to determine that all air has escaped the unit.
17. Close pressure relief valve and coil tubing on top of unit.
18. Check for leaks before leaving installation.
18. Replace unit housing and cover.
19. Some cartridges may contain a small amount of “fines” (very fine
black powder). Following the installation of new filter cartridges,
the system should be sufficiently flushed to remove these “fines”
before using the water. Important: Run one faucet in the home
for 20 minutes after the installation of any new filter.
The 1-micron filter should be left out of canister 7 until the unit
has been flushed to prevent pre-mature clogging of the filter.
REPLACING FILTER CARTRIDGES
On Site Well Source Water
Step 1:
5-Micron, dual-gradient particulate filter
Step 2:
MAZ filter
Step 3:
Carbon Block filter
Step 4:
High intensity UV chamber
Step 5:
KDF Media filter
Step 6:
Anti-scalent/sequestering agent (polyphosphate)*
Step 7:
1-micron filter (absolute) particulate filter
Municipal Source Water
Step 1:
5-Micron, dual-gradient particulate filter
Step 2:
Carbon Block filter
Step 3:
Carbon Block filter
Step 4:
High intensity UV chamber
Step 5:
MAZ filter
Step 6:
Anti-scalent/sequestering agent (polyphosphate)*
Step 7:
1-micron filter (absolute) particulate filter
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CAUTION - SHOCK HAZARD: BE SURE UNIT IS UNPLUGGED BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH FILTER REPLACEMENT.
CAUTION - SHOCK HAZARD: BE SURE AREA IS FREE OF STANDING WATER BEFORE PLUGGING UNIT INTO RECEPTACLE.
* Specialty filters are available for treatment of unique contaminants. These are normally installed in place of the sequestering agent in canister #6.
Ask your Independent Business Owner for details.
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