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SECTION I.  INTRODUCTION 

  Your new Reverse Osmosis (R.O.) Drinking Water 

System uses a combination of filtration technologies 
to reduce unwanted contaminants in a water supply. 
The following steps combine to give you the best in 
clear sparkling drinking water: 

  MECHANICAL FILTRATION/ACTIVATED 

CARBON

–The sediment prefilter will remove 

the larger particles such as silt, rust and scale. Its 
5 micron (equal to 0.0002 inch) nominal rating 
helps to give maximum life to the R.O. Membrane. 
Activated carbon particles contain a vast network 
of pores. The tremendous surface area of these 
pores (typically 800–1200 square meters per gram 
of carbon) gives the carbon very good adsorptive 
sites for chlorine as well as other substances that 
contribute to taste and odors.

  REVERSE OSMOSIS MEMBRANE–

The R.O. 

Membrane is the heart of the filtration system. 
It is designed to reduce the dissolved mineral 
content of the water. Minerals picked up in the 
environment by the water are measured as Total 
Dissolved Solids (TDS). In the Reverse Osmosis 
process, dissolved minerals are separated from 
the incoming water (Feed Water) to produce the 

product water (the Permeate). The excess minerals 
are rinsed to drain (the Reject Water). 

 

The membrane is specially constructed, fully 
aromatic polyamide film and is classified as a Thin 
Film Composite (T.F.C.).

 

The spiral wound construction of the R.O. 
Membrane provides maximum surface area for 
water production and is less susceptible to fouling 
by particulate matter, turbidity and colloidal 
materials.

 

ACTIVATED CARBON POST FILTER–

The 

product water from the Holding Tank passes 
through the Activated Carbon Post Filter on the 
way to the Dispensing Faucet. The Activated 
Carbon Post Filter reduces tastes and odors that 
may pass through the system. It adds a final 
“polish” to the water.

 

AUTOMATIC SHUT–OFF VALVE–

The ASO 

Valve senses when the Holding Tank is full and 
closes the feed water supply to prevent excess 
reject water from going to drain when the unit is 
not producing water.

 

TYPICAL T.F.C.–300 UNDER SINK INSTALLATION DIAGRAM 

Figure 1

DRAIN

(1/4" Black)

COVER

O

O

DRAIN

(3/8" Black)

PRODUCT

(3/8" Blue)

INLET

(1/4" Red)

ACTIVATED

A

A

CARBON

TER

T

HOUSING

REVERSE

OSMOSIS

HOUSING

SEDIMENT/

CARBON
PREFILTER
HOUSING

LVE

Y)

Y

DISPENSING

FAUCET WITH

A

A

AIR GAP

RO MANIFOLD

DRAIN

CLAMP

SHUTOFF VA E

DRINKING

TER

T

HOLDING

TANK

T

T

LOCATE DRAIN CLAMP

A

A

ABOVE "P" TRAP

TANK

T

T

(3/8" Yellow)

77

6

5

44

3

2

1

4" MIN.

DRAIN

(1/4" Black)

COVER

O

O

DRAIN

(3/8" Black)

PRODUCT

(3/8" Blue)

INLET

(1/4" Red)

ACTIVATED

A

A

CARBON

TER

T

HOUSING

REVERSE

OSMOSIS

HOUSING

SEDIMENT/

CARBON
PREFILTER
HOUSING

LVE

Y)

Y

DISPENSING

FAUCET WITH

A

A

AIR GAP

RO MANIFOLD

DRAIN

CLAMP

SHUTOFF VA E

DRINKING

TER

T

HOLDING

TANK

T

T

LOCATE DRAIN CLAMP

A

A

ABOVE "P" TRAP

TANK

T

T

(3/8" Yellow)

77

6

5

44

3

2

1

4" MIN.

DRAIN

(1/4" Black)

COVER

O

O

DRAIN

(3/8" Black)

PRODUCT

(3/8" Blue)

INLET

(1/4" Red)

ACTIVATED

A

A

CARBON

TER

T

HOUSING

REVERSE

OSMOSIS

HOUSING

SEDIMENT/

CARBON
PREFILTER
HOUSING

LVE

Y)

Y

DISPENSING

FAUCET WITH

A

A

AIR GAP

RO MANIFOLD

DRAIN

CLAMP

SHUTOFF VA E

DRINKING

TER

T

HOLDING

TANK

T

T

LOCATE DRAIN CLAMP

A

A

ABOVE "P" TRAP

TANK

T

T

(3/8" Yellow)

77

6

5

44

3

2

1

4" MIN.

DRAIN

(1/4" Black)

COVER

O

O

DRAIN

(3/8" Black)

PRODUCT

(3/8" Blue)

INLET

(1/4" Red)

ACTIVATED

A

A

CARBON

TER

T

HOUSING

REVERSE

OSMOSIS

HOUSING

SEDIMENT/

CARBON
PREFILTER
HOUSING

LVE

Y)

Y

DISPENSING

FAUCET WITH

A

A

AIR GAP

RO MANIFOLD

DRAIN

CLAMP

SHUTOFF VA E

DRINKING

TER

T

HOLDING

TANK

T

T

LOCATE DRAIN CLAMP

A

A

ABOVE "P" TRAP

TANK

T

T

(3/8" Yellow)

77

6

5

44

3

2

1

4" MIN.

DRAIN

(1/4" Black)

COVER

O

O

DRAIN

(3/8" Black)

PRODUCT

(3/8" Blue)

INLET

(1/4" Red)

ACTIVATED

A

A

CARBON

TER

T

HOUSING

REVERSE

OSMOSIS

HOUSING

SEDIMENT/

CARBON
PREFILTER
HOUSING

LVE

Y)

Y

DISPENSING

FAUCET WITH

A

A

AIR GAP

RO MANIFOLD

DRAIN

CLAMP

SHUTOFF VA E

DRINKING

TER

T

HOLDING

TANK

T

T

LOCATE DRAIN CLAMP

A

A

ABOVE "P" TRAP

TANK

T

T

(3/8" Yellow)

77

6

5

44

3

2

1

4" MIN.

Summary of Contents for T.F.C.-300

Page 1: ...components critical for effective performance It is the user s responsibility to and the manufacturer strongly recommends that the user periodically test the product water to verify the system is per...

Page 2: ...r Saddle Valve Installation 7 C Drain Clamp Installation 7 D R O Manifold Assembly Installation 8 E Position the Drinking Water Holding Tank and Make the Final Hose Connections 9 F Start Up 9 SECTION...

Page 3: ...ces tastes and odors that may pass through the system It adds a nal polish to the water AUTOMATIC SHUT OFF VALVE The ASO Valve senses when the Holding Tank is full and closes the feed water supply to...

Page 4: ...4 OPTIONAL T F C 300 BASEMENT INSTALLATION DIAGRAM...

Page 5: ...insed for 24 hours The production rate of a new Membrane can decrease by 10 per year or more depending upon the scaling and fouling tendencies of the Feed Water TABLE B RECOMMENDED OPERATING LIMITS FO...

Page 6: ...ameter cutter designed for porcelain A carbide tipped masonry bit is a second choice Place a piece of tape over the area to be drilled to help prevent chipping Drill a pilot hole for the porcelain cut...

Page 7: ...s pierced and the valve is closed 2b To install on hard Steel or Brass Tubing supply line The supply line should now be drained Use a battery powered or properly grounded drill to avoid shock hazard D...

Page 8: ...ash compactor may require special fabrication of a mounting plate 1 The mounting bracket will accept either 10 or 12 5 mm mounting screws spaced on 6 15 cm centers Allow at least 4 10 cm of clearance...

Page 9: ...ng The tting will grab the tubing and seal it in place F Start Up At time of start up and each time the lters are changed the system should be sanitized also see Operation and Maintenance Sec IV B 1 4...

Page 10: ...the feed water to conserve water The more water that is used up to the capacity of the system the better the R O system will function Other uses for the water are owers pets and rinsing glassware With...

Page 11: ...open the Dispensing Faucet to release the pressure Remove the Sediment Carbon Filter Housing and empty Remove the wrapping and install the Sediment Carbon Pre lter Firmly tighten the Housing hand tigh...

Page 12: ...is malfunctioning Replace ASO Valve components Low pressure at the Dispensing Faucet Activated Carbon Post Filter is plugged Replace Post Filter Air precharge in the Holding Tank is too low Empty wat...

Page 13: ...plumbing Dissolved gasses in the Feed Water Pretreat Feed Water to remove dissolved gasses Increase in Product Water TDS See high TDS in the Product Water section Drain Water over ows at the Air Gap...

Page 14: ...14 MADE IN USA 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 17 19 18 EXPLODED VIEW PARTS LIST 16 15 15...

Page 15: ...Sediment Carbon Pre lter 12 S1764RS T F C R O Membrane 50 gpd 189 lpd 13 S3069 Housing O Ring 14 S7029 09 Housing 15 PK A6TEU4 MG 1 4 Post X 3 8 Polytube Elbow 16 S2116 5 Drain Restrictor 50 GPD 189 l...

Page 16: ...rges You must also pay for shipping or travel charges to return the defective part s What Does This Warranty Not Cover This warranty does not cover the disposable sediment and carbon lters whose servi...

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