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The
WOW RO System
is uniquely designed to connect to one or more appliances (Figure 5), includ-
ing refrigerator icemakers/door dispensers, coolers (both gravity fed and pressurized), under
-
the
-
counter hot & cold vented systems, commercial steamers (restaurants), commercial coffee makers
and other appliances that benefit from RO water. This section addresses
“
Do
’
s and Don
’
ts
”
of con-
necting to one or more appliances. It also addresses how to determine storage and expansion
needs depending on how many appliances are hooked up.
General MUST Do
’
s for connecting ANY additional appliances:
A.
It
’
s a must that the filter and water lines to any and all added
outlets be clear of air. Note: System will not work with air in
the lines.
B.
Close isolation lines to all additional outlets.
C.
Charge system to its full status (refer to Start
-
up, Page 13).
D.
Follow the instructions provided from Pages 16
-
22.
Determining Your Expansion and Storage Needs:
A standard
WOW RO System
holds 1½ gallons. The
WOW RO System
has been designed in a mod
-
ular format to add additional storage tanks as needed.
Review chart below for each device connected. Add all additional tanks needed from right hand
column to determine complete storage needs.
*
Check device manual for actual reservoir capacity.
Connecting to Multiple Appliances
Device
Average Reservoir in
Gallons *
Estimated Additional Tanks
Needed
Refrigerator / Icemaker
0 gallons
None
Commercial Coffee Maker
1 gallon
0
-
1
Depending on draw down
needs at peak periods (See
Page 14 for draw down defini-
tion). Count glass/cups per
hour to determine if greater
than 1 gallon.
Gravity Cooler
Up to 3 gallons
1
Pressurized Cooler
Up to 3 gallons
1
Vented Hot Box
2/3 of a gallon or 84 oz.
0
Summary of Contents for WOW RO System
Page 4: ...4 Figure 1 Installation Diagram...
Page 5: ...5 Section 1 Installation Start up Procedures...
Page 8: ...8 Installation Kit Contents A B C D E F G H I G...
Page 17: ...17 Figure 7 Refrigerator Icemaker...
Page 24: ...24 Modular Expandability Parallel Processing...
Page 25: ...25 Section 4 Plumbing the Sink...
Page 29: ...29 Section 5 Maintenance...
Page 35: ...35 Section 6 Troubleshooting...