SANUSLIFE ECAIA carafe S, User Manual

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Shelf life
: 60 days or maximum after 300 liters flow. This corre-
sponds to an average of five (5) liters of filtered and ionized water
per day.
It is recommended to always set the date of the filter indicator to
the change interval of the
ECAIA main filter S
(2-E). To be on the
safe side, also note the date in a calendar.
Shelf life: Depending on the mineral composition of the water
used.
For hygienic reasons, it is recommended to always change this
cartridge together with the main cartridge
ECAIA main filter S
(2-E).
Shelf life: Depends on the amount of nitrate in the water used.
Obtain this information from your water supplier or arrange for a
water analysis.
Exact information on the filter performance can only be provided
as soon as the ECAIA nitrate filter S is available in the shop.
8.1 ECAIA main filter S (main cartridge)
8.2
ECAIA booster filter S (optional)
8.3 ECAIA nitrate filter S (optional)
9 Setting Ionization output
The ECAIA carafe S has adjustment options so that optimum ionization performance can be
achieved even for drinking water with different mineralization.
Ideally, the ECAIA water should have a pH value between 8.0 and 9.5.
If this value is not achieved with the main cartridge
ECAIA main filter S
(2-E), the ionization
performance can be further increased by using the additional cartridge ECAIA booster filter S
(2-G).
To regulate the ionization power even more precisely, you can also
change the flow rate of the water. For this purpose, a ceramic valve
is attached to the underside of the
ECAIA container S (2-B) attach-
ment container, which can be opened and closed. The more you
close the ceramic valve, the slower the flow rate. Keep in mind: The
slower the flow, the stronger the ionization.
Note : If the flow rate decreases for unforeseen reasons, shake the filter cartridges and, if ne-
cessary, do a backwash by removing the
ECAIA main filter S
(2-E) cartridge, holding the lower
opening against the tap and using pressure to flush the water backwards through the cartrid-
ge.
If necessary, decalcification can also be carried out as described under point "
10. Regeneration
of the ionization medium ” and „ 10.2 Descaling ECAIA booster filter S ”.