2. Be sure the “L” connector is located where you would like
the countertop water filter faucet. Rotate the filter within the
filter base until the center hole of the “L” connector is facing
up.
3. Take the countertop filter faucet by the end with the o-ring
and insert it into the “L” connector until it bottoms out.
4. Remove the aerator from your existing supply faucet.
5. Install the diverter on your existing supply faucet. If necessary
choose an adapter from the bag of adapters to facilitate
installation of the diverter.
Notice:
When finished the white hose should point straight
back out of the diverter toward the countertop filter.
6. Insert the opposite end of the white hose into the push-in
connector on the filter until it bottoms out.
Notice:
If necessary the hose can be trimmed. Be sure to cut
the hose smoothly and straight across, not on an angle.
7. Turn the cold water on and pull out the diverter knob. The
water should now be running through the countertop water
filter faucet.
8. Check for leaks. If there is leaking at the connector simply
turn off the water and tighten the leaking connections.
Recheck for leaks.
9. Run 5 gallons of water through your new countertop water
filter faucet to flush the water filter.
10. Cartridge should be changed every 6 months or 750 gallons.
Replacing the LNR3 Series A
Filter Housing
1. Gently pull the faucet out of the “L” fitting.
2. Pull the tubing out of the other end by pushing in the collet
ring to release it.
3. Pull the old housing out of the filter base.
4. Place the new filter cartridge in the base.
5. Rotate the cartridge until the “L” fitting faces up.
6. Insert the faucet into the “L” fitting until it touches the
bottom.
7. Follow steps 6-10 above.
2
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Key
LN3
No.
Description
Qty.
Series A
1
Faucet
1
12115
2
Filter Cartridge
1
LNR3 Series A
3
L-Connector
1
16865
4
Filter Base
1
1000001681
5
Push-in Fitting
1
16850
6
White Supply tubing
1
U-PE08B
7
Diverter Valve
1
WC31-284
8
Faucet Adapter
1
11505
8
Faucet Adapter
1
11510
Repair Parts
System Tested and Certified by NSF International
against NSF/ANSI Standard 42 for Nominal
Particulate Reduction Class
I
and Chlorine Taste
and Odor and against NSF/ANSI Standard 53 for
the reduction of Cysts and Lead.
Water Line
Push tube in
to assemble
Push in collet
ring and pull
tube to remove
Collet
Ring
Inlet or Outlet Port
Collet Fitting
Figure 2
For further operating, installation, or
maintenance assistance:
Omnifilter
®
C
lean Water Solutions
TM
293 Wright Street, Delavan, WI 53115
800-937-6664
www.omnifilter.com
