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The equipment full of water weighs more, the distribu-

tion of weights in an uneven position could cause some 

connection element to be forced, thus generating a 

malfunction, damage to equipment components or loss 

of water.

• The place intended for its installation must have suffi-

cient space for the apparatus itself, its accesses, con-

nections and for the realization of a comfortable main-

tenance (3).

• Under no circumstances should the equipment be ins-

talled outdoors (4).

• The environment and environment where equipment 

and tap are installed must comply to adequate hygie-

nic-sanitary conditions.

· The appliance is only to be used with the power supply 

unit provided with the appliance.

· This appliance must only be supplied at safety extra low 

voltage.

• Avoid external drips on the equipment, coming from 

pipes, drains, etc.

ATTENTION: Equipment must not be installed next to 

a heat source or directly receiving a flow of hot air 

on it (dryer, refrigerator, etc.).

· The new hose-sets supplied with the appliance are to 

be used and that old hose-sets should not be reused.

3.1. COMMISSIONING AND MAINTENANCE

ATTENTION: Water treatment equipment needs 

periodic maintenance by qualified technical per-

sonnel, in order to guarantee the quality of water pro-

duced and supplied.

· Consumable elements must be replaced with the fre-

quency indicated by the manufacturer.

• The equipment must be sanitized periodically and 

prior to its commissioning.

• After putting into service, it must discard the water 

produced during the first 30 minutes of use.

• Maintenance must be carried out by qualified tech-

nical personnel, with appropriate attitude and hygienic 

conditions, in order to reduce the risk of internal con-

tamination of the apparatus and its hydraulic system. 

(For more information contact the technical service of 

your distributor).

4. UNPACKING

It is important that before installation and commissio-

ning, check the box and condition of the equipment, 

in order to ensure that they have not been damaged 

during transport.

ATTENTION: Claims for damage during transport 

must be submitted together with the delivery note 

or invoice to your distributor, attaching the name of 

• It is recommended that the water to be treated be de-

calcified or with a maximum hardness of 15 ºHF in order 

to obtain an optimal performance of the equipment.

• In the event that the water to be treated is of a hard-

ness greater than 15 ºHF, there could be a reduction in 

the life of the membrane and in the performance of the 

equipment.

• In the event that the input water contains a concen-

tration greater than 1.2 ppm of the total chlorine, the 

installation of an activated carbon filter is recommen-

ded to reduce the concentration of chlorine in the wa-

ter and thus protect and extend the life of the compo-

nents of the equipment.

In case the water to be treated contains:

High concentrations of iron and manganese (Greater 

than 1ppm measured in machine rejection).

Prolonged hyper chlorination over time.

Sludge or turbidity greater than 3 NTUs.

A nitrate concentration greater than 100 ppm.

A sulfate concentration greater than 250 ppm.

• Contact your dealer to recommend the most appro-

priate pretreatment for you, to ensure the correct ope-

ration of the equipment, avoid damage to components 

and guarantee the quality of the water supply.

3. INSTALLATION OF THE EQUIPMENT

• In case of having to condition the installation of the 

house to be able to install the equipment in the fore-

seen place, it must be carried out following the national 

standards for interior installations of water and electri-

cal supplies.

• This equipment needs an electrical outlet less than 1 

meter away (1).

• This equipment should not be installed lying down or 

tilting (2), because the leak sensor will be disabled.

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Summary of Contents for VYRTA direct flow

Page 1: ...1 USER MANUAL EQUIPMENT REVERSE OSMOSIS ...

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Page 3: ...Index P 1 2 3 4 User manual Technical manual Sanitation procedure Technical Data sheet 4 8 14 19 ...

Page 4: ...DIRECT FLOW DIRECT PRODUCTION OSMOTIC WATER LED STATUS DIRECTIONS STATE SOUND WARNINGS NOTICES SOUND HIGH PERFORMANCE MOTOR HIGH ENGINE YIELD PRESSURE CONTROL PROTECTION PRESSURE DROPS HIGH EFFICIENCY RECOVERY IN PRODUCTION SMART FAUCET TAP INTELLIGENT EXCLUSIVE MEMBRANE MEMBRANE ORIGINAL Keep this manual which includes the Service and warranty book books to be able to provi de you with a better a...

Page 5: ...ou are going to be absent for more than one month close the water inlet to the equipment empty it and disconnect it from the power supply PUMP model When you return connect the electrical power supply of the same open the entrance key and the tap Let the water out for at least 5 minutes prior to water con sumption ATTENTION After an extended period more than a month in which the equipment has not ...

Page 6: ...d other dissolved substances is directed into the dra in for disposal When you stop dispensing water through the tap the equipment stops its operation by means of a high pres sure switch This equipment incorporates the turbine as a safety device which protects the pump from pressure drops stopping the equipment and preventing damage to the pump 5 USER INTERFACE ATTENTION This equipment incorporate...

Page 7: ... Open it completely 2 Call technical support Call technical support Call technical support It s not a problem The appearance will di sappear as the air inside the equipment is expelled Call technical support 1 Check the status of the general inlet and the equipment inlet 2 Check the general power supply If the problem is not fixed call technical support 3 If the leak is not detected dry the bottom...

Page 8: ...supply and therefore complies with with current legislation this equipment will substan tially improve water quality ATTENTION In the event that the water to be trea ted does not come from a public supply network or is of unknown origin it will be necessary to carrying out a physical chemical and bacterio logical analy sis of the water to ensure its correct purification by applying the appropriate...

Page 9: ... technical service of your distributor 4 UNPACKING It is important that before installation and commissio ning check the box and condition of the equipment in order to ensure that they have not been damaged during transport ATTENTION Claims for damage during transport must be submitted together with the delivery note or invoice to your distributor attaching the name of It is recommended that the w...

Page 10: ...Keep them clean and disinfect them periodically ATTENTION The work must be carried out with an attitude and adequate hygienic conditions extre me the precautions in everything related to materials and components that will find is in contact with the water to be treated or consumed For more information contact your distributor ATTENTION Avoid the risks of external contami nation of the equipment by...

Page 11: ...alfunc tion of the equipment To do this first open the water faucet According to the appliance electrically Then press the power button for 1 5 seconds The unit will rinse the filters 6 2 SANITIZATION OF EQUIPMENT Perform a sanitization of the equipment according to the model and procedure indicated by the manufactu rer see the Sanitization Procedure If you have any questions contact your dealer 6...

Page 12: ...orgua rantee hygienic storage and transport conditions Exercise extreme precautions after removing the con sumables from their packaging and while handling the various connectors and components ATTENTION Before disassembling the equipment provide all the material that you will need to carry out maintenance operations read the Table 5 Installa tion and the space required for it Work in a well lit p...

Page 13: ...13 IN FEED DRAIN 3 8 1 4 RO 3 8 1 4 1 4 1 4 1 4 Hydraulic scheme ...

Page 14: ...y Removing coal dust from them Use single use vinyl gloves 3 use to handle sanitizing products ATTENTION Extreme hygienic measures during the handling of filters membrane and equipment components in contact with water Wear disposable gloves or wash your hands as many times as necessary to avoid risks of equipment congestion To carry out the sanitization of the equipment the fil ters must installed...

Page 15: ...e closed Connect the equipment to the electrical power supply Open the water inlet faucet to the equipment and the tap allowing it to start its function and letting it suck the Hydrogen Peroxide into it Fill a 1L jug with tap wa ter Before turning on the faucet turn the inlet key back on to lower the pressure Refill the dispenser with 0 25l of hydrogen peroxide and empty1 liter more water Clo se t...

Page 16: ...roceed to a pre filter lacing each time you replace it and prior to each sanitization of the equipment Rinse the pre filter preferably isolated from the rest of the equipment even before installation Rinse with plenty of water that complies with local applicable regulations regarding water potability para meters Fill the pre filter slowly in order to evacuate the air contained and avoid internal t...

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Page 18: ...f salts and other substances in high per centages Minimum reduction of certain compounds and parameters Sodium 90 Calcium 90 Sulfate 90 Chloride 90 Total hardness 90 Conductivity 90 Depending on the characteristics of the water to be treated at the outlet of the membrane These values may vary depending on the type of post filter that incorporates the equipment and or regulation of the mixing valve...

Page 19: ...mbined sediments carbon IN IN IN OUT OUT OUT PURE WASTE 1 x Membrane 800 GPD 1 x GAC Postfilter 24 VDC 5 A 100 240 Vac 50 60 Hz 24 Vdc Smart faucet 2 lpm inlet water conditions 450 µS 15 ºHF 17 ºC y 3 bar Osmotic water flow 2 lpm PP CB RO QS GAC Autoflushing valve Autoflushing valve Sensor flow rate HPS Smart faucet QS P ...

Page 20: ... different functional and or security systems managed by a state of the art electronic module Electronic leak detection system L When the system detects this situation it blocks the equipment by emi tting an acoustic and light signal informing about it The machine will remain locked until the detection probe is dry Quality probe to estimate the conductivity of the pro duced water to evaluate the s...

Page 21: ... stops producing water and goes on standby The system will wash the membrane for 15 seconds If the equipment is running for more than two hours nonstop the overuse pro tection will be activated The indicator light will be on fixed in orange To restart the equipment electrically disconnect it and then press the power button for 1 5 seconds 1 Flushing on the start of the machine 2 Daily flushing 3 O...

Page 22: ... in by the installer and transcribed by him herself from the INSTALLATION REGISTRATION sheet SERIAL NUMBER 4 WARRANTY The distributor guarantees the equipment for a period of two years in the event of any non compliance detected in the equipment in accordance with Royal Decree 1 2007 of 16 November revised text of the General Law for the Defence of Consumers and Users The guarantee includes the re...

Page 23: ...NSTALLER read this manual carefully If in doubt contact your dealer s Technical Support Service T A S The data marked with the symbol must be filled in by the technician installer and transcribed by him herself to the WARRANTY page This sheet must be kept by the installer and may be requested by the distributor in order to improve after sales service and customer service The technician who perform...

Page 24: ...LETE MAINTENANCE PREPARATION SANITIZATION OTHERS COMPLETE MAINTENANCE PREPARATION SANITIZATION OTHERS TECHNICIAN STAMP TECHNICIAN STAMP TECHNICIAN STAMP TECHNICIAN STAMP TECHNICIAN STAMP ORDINARY EXTRAORDINARY WARRANTY ORDINARY EXTRAORDINARY WARRANTY ORDINARY EXTRAORDINARY WARRANTY ORDINARY EXTRAORDINARY WARRANTY ORDINARY EXTRAORDINARY WARRANTY DATE TYPE OF SERVICE NAME SIGNATURE AND STAMP OF TECH...

Page 25: ... MAINTENANCE PREPARATION SANITIZATION OTHERS COMPLETE MAINTENANCE PREPARATION SANITIZATION OTHERS TECHNICIAN STAMP TECHNICIAN STAMP TECHNICIAN STAMP TECHNICIAN STAMP TECHNICIAN STAMP ORDINARY EXTRAORDINARY WARRANTY ORDINARY EXTRAORDINARY WARRANTY ORDINARY EXTRAORDINARY WARRANTY ORDINARY EXTRAORDINARY WARRANTY ORDINARY EXTRAORDINARY WARRANTY DATE TYPE OF SERVICE NAME SIGNATURE AND STAMP OF TECHNICI...

Page 26: ...LETE MAINTENANCE PREPARATION SANITIZATION OTHERS COMPLETE MAINTENANCE PREPARATION SANITIZATION OTHERS TECHNICIAN STAMP TECHNICIAN STAMP TECHNICIAN STAMP TECHNICIAN STAMP TECHNICIAN STAMP ORDINARY EXTRAORDINARY WARRANTY ORDINARY EXTRAORDINARY WARRANTY ORDINARY EXTRAORDINARY WARRANTY ORDINARY EXTRAORDINARY WARRANTY ORDINARY EXTRAORDINARY WARRANTY DATE TYPE OF SERVICE NAME SIGNATURE AND STAMP OF TECH...

Page 27: ... MAINTENANCE PREPARATION SANITIZATION OTHERS COMPLETE MAINTENANCE PREPARATION SANITIZATION OTHERS TECHNICIAN STAMP TECHNICIAN STAMP TECHNICIAN STAMP TECHNICIAN STAMP TECHNICIAN STAMP ORDINARY EXTRAORDINARY WARRANTY ORDINARY EXTRAORDINARY WARRANTY ORDINARY EXTRAORDINARY WARRANTY ORDINARY EXTRAORDINARY WARRANTY ORDINARY EXTRAORDINARY WARRANTY DATE TYPE OF SERVICE NAME SIGNATURE AND STAMP OF TECHNICI...

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