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#1 SANITATION AND FILTER 
CHANGE PROCEDURE

To sterilize the boiler and chiller system 
and change filter at service intervals use 
the following procedure.

NOTE: 

Should tests for micro-organisms 

reveal high colony counts from the chiller, 
run this santisation application whenever 
required, at all service intervals and with 
every installation. For installers you may 
to choose to chlorinate Chillers before 
delivery to site for additional contact time
thereby eliminating bug counts. 

Isolate the water running to the 553-B

Run chilled and boiling water at the 
tap to ensure no water is coming out

Unscrew stainless steel filter housing 
taking care not to spill the water as it 
comes loose. (use a cloth) Carefully 
unscrew the filter attached inside by 
unscrewing the plastic rim.

Pour out the water and remove the 
filter – then add some water and add 
a capful or two of Milton sterilising 
fluid or chlorine so that you have a 
5ppm dilution approx.

Refit the housing to the system and 
activate the water supply. 

Run the water through the boiling 
chilled and sparkling function until 
you can smell chlorine in the water.

Isolate water, runoff pressure through 
chilled / boiling function then remove 
the stainless housing again.

Half-empty the water and insert the 
F-PRO Block carbon filter (remove 
wrapper) into the housing so it bobs
up and sticks out of the top.

Offer the housing back up to the 
filter head so that the filter lines up 
with the internal thread. 

Holding the filter by the top rim only
(not the carbon) carefully screw it up 
into its socket and tighten using 
fingers only

Now refit the filter housing carefully 
until hand tight. 

Ideally you will leave the chlorine in 
the chiller unit for a good 15 minutes
before flushing through 

When ready switch the water supply 
back on and run off a few glasses 
through the chiller until it clears.

Repeat with the boiler and carbonator. 

A residual taste isn’t a bad thing – it 
will disappear after a few glasses of
water but will maintain a sanitising 
effect 

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Page 9: ...lution approx Refit the housing to the system and activate the water supply Run the water through the boiling chilled and sparkling function until you can smell chlorine in the water Isolate water run...

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