7500112-‐1 -‐ PROfine drink kit instructions 19-‐6-‐13.doc
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Disposal of exhausted cartridges and
batteries
The disposal of exhausted materials (cartridges, batteries) shall be borne
by the user, and it must be executed according to the law dispositions.
The exhausted cartridge is comparable to urban solid waste.
COLLECTION OF ELECTRICAL / ELECTRONIC WASTE MATERIAL
According to article no. 13 of the Legislative Decree of 25th July 2005, No.
151 "Implementation of Directives 2002/95/CE, 2002/96/CE and
2003/108/CE, concerning the reduction of hazardous substances in
electrical and electronic equipments, further to the waste disposal and
Legislative Decree 20th November 2008, No 188 Implementation of
Directive 2006/66/CE concerning batteries, accumulators and relevant
waste and repealing Directive 91/157/CEE.
The crossed rubbish skip symbol as shown on the
equipment or on its packaging indicates that the product,
at the end of its life, will need to be collected separately
from other waste. The user, therefore, will have to confer
the equipment OR ITS EXHAUSTED COMPONENTS to the
suitable collection centres for electronic and electrical waste, or return it
to the dealer when purchasing a new equipment of equivalent type, in a
ratio of one to one.
The proper waste collection for the following sending
of the cast-‐off equipment to recycling, treatment and environmentally
compatible disposal contributes in preventing possible negative effects on
the environmental and on the public well-‐being and benefits the reuse and
/ or recycling of materials of which the equipment is made.
We recalled that the disposal shall be borne by the user and that the illegal
disposal of the product by the user implies the application of
administrative sanctions provided by law, releasing the seller and the
manufacturer from any liability.
Search for failures
In case you experience an anomaly, before calling for service please
make the following functional tests:
1-‐Difficulty in the placing of cartridge
F
Only use original replacement cartridges.
The compatibility with non-‐original cartridges is not
guarantee, even if aesthetically similar.
1.
Check the originality of the cartridge.
2.
Make sure you removed the safety cap.
3.
Make sure you correctly fit the fixing fins
4.
Lightly grease the seals on the cartridge with water or edible oil.
2-‐ Loss of water after replacing the cartridge
1.
Remove and position again the cartridge, taking care to insert it
correctly.
2.
After having lightly lubricated seals on the cartridge, remove and
position it again.
3-‐There is no supply from the tap or the supply is poor
A)
If this comes immediately after the cartridge’s replacement:
1.
Check the correct positioning of the cartridge, eventually by
removing and repositioning it.
2.
Make sure that the inlet tap in completely turned on.
3.
Make sure that the flexible pipes aren’t flattened in any point.
4.
Make sure that the pipes are properly connected
B)
If this came during normal operation:
1.
Make sure that the inlet tap in completely turned on.
2.
Make sure that the flexible pipes aren’t flattened in any point.
3.
Make sure that the pressure inside of the net is at least 1.5 Bar.
4.
Replace the cartridge and check the quality of affluent water, that
might be out of limits or of inconstant quality.
4-‐No light signal at the turning on of the tap
1.
Replace the CR2032 battery.
2.
CR2032 battery inserted incorrectly.
3.
Battery installed not complying with standard CR2032.
5-‐Bright red led signal at the turning on of the tap
1.
Replace the filter cartridge and the battery simultaneously.
System’s disinfection
F
The operation must be performed by qualified personnel.
The described steps include the use of strong oxidizing
products, so it’s necessary to proceed with due caution, by
wearing appropriate protections (gloves, glasses ....)
Immediately close, carefully, all packages of the chemicals
products and make sure that nobody, especially children
or elderly people can have access in any way to the supply
tap. When finished the operation, rinse thoroughly tools
and protections under running water before storing.
F
The system’s disinfection is recommended at every
periodic cartridge replacement and in case of disuse
exceeding 10 days.
WE RECOMMEND USING AMUCHINA WITH A MINIMUM TITRATION OF
1% BY RESPECTION THE PRECAUTIONS FOR USE AS OUTLINED BY THE
SUPPLIER OF THE SAME.
1.
Turn off the water plug valve and turn on the water supply tap to
release the pressure from the system.
2.
If carried out with a new cartridge, inject approximately 5cc
Amuchina in the cartridge, both in the alimentation side (SMALL
CENTRAL HOLE) and the outlet side (SIDE HOLES). In the case of
used cartridge it is recommended to partially unload the water
contained in the cartridge after removal.
3.
Install the cartridge in the head and turn on again the water plug
valve.
4.
Supply 2 glasses of water, then turn off the tap and wait one hour
so that the solution can act on the system’s components.
5.
Turn on the tap and supply water for 5 minutes in order to rinse
completely the disinfectant from the system.
Key
30. Liquid chlorine 1% bottle
31. Cartridge entrance
32. Cartridge exit