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Mounting method #2 - Mechanical Fasteners, Bolts, Screws or Studs.

In some cases it may not be possible or desirable to use the tape mounting method.  There are two mounting

holes in the system bracket that provides a variety of options for bolting or hanging the CoolerMate on the cooler. In
some cases, existing screws can be used. The key holes are provided for those who desire to install studs, bolts or
screws at the required spacing to allow easy removal of the entire system.

C. Tubing Connections

With the CoolerMate fastened to the cooler, the final tubing connections can be made.  All connections are made

with “Push-In” connectors. Refer to the enclosed instructions on use of the “Push-In” plastic fittings (see page 7). Use
care in routing the tubing to ensure that there are no bends or kinks in the tubing.  

1) 

Route 1/4" blue tubing from the water supply feed valve to the CoolerMate filter inlet connector.

2)

Connect the line from the cooler inlet to the outlet fitting on the CoolerMate.

3)

Within 24" of the CoolerMate filter inlet connector, cut the tubing and install the in-line ball valve provided. It 
should be located so that it cannot be stepped on or crushed behind the cooler.

D.  System Start Up

1)

Check that all connections are secure.

2)

Turn on primary feed valve at water supply and check for leaks. If any leaks are noted, turn off valve and correct 
before proceeding. If a leak occurs at a “Push In” plastic fitting refer to special section on these fittings (see page 7).

3)

Turn on secondary valve at cooler and allow at least 5 gallons (18.9 liters) to run through filter and discard. Water 
can either be drained from the cooler storage tank or directly from filter outlet tubing into a suitable receptacle.

4)

Double check for leaks. The system is now ready for use.

IV. System Maintenance

A. Replacing filter cartridges

1)

Moisten the o-rings with water and twist the cartridge slightly while inserting it into the receptacle. The “ears” on 
the filter cartridge fit into the slots on the receptacles. The filter locks into place when it is pressed all the way up 
into the receptacle, then turned 1/4 turn to the right. Be sure to match the icons on the cartridges with the icons 
on the receptacles. This will assure that you install the filters in the correct position.

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Summary of Contents for CoolerMATE

Page 1: ... 2001 CUNO Incorporated 98 9100 1101 Owner s Manual This Manual is for the Installation Operation and Maintenance of the WATER FACTORY SYSTEMS CoolerMATE Drinking Water Appliances ...

Page 2: ...e 3 A Water Supply Connection 3 B Mounting the System 3 C Tubing Connections 4 D System Startup 4 IV System Maintenance 4 A Replacing Filter Cartridges 4 Installation Diagram 5 CM 1 CTO CM 2 CTO CM 2 Lead Plus 5 CMF 350 DWS 6 CMR 350 DWS 6 Push In Connectors 7 2 Not performance tested or certified by NSF ...

Page 3: ...states that prohibit the use of saddle type valves Using self piercing saddle valve or other suitable assembly connect to the nearest cold water supply Refer to enclosed instructions for saddle valve if necessary B Mounting The System The CoolerMate filter system can be mounted to the back of most free standing converted bottled water coolers or inside specially designed POU coolers If necessary t...

Page 4: ...nnector cut the tubing and install the in line ball valve provided It should be located so that it cannot be stepped on or crushed behind the cooler D System Start Up 1 Check that all connections are secure 2 Turn on primary feed valve at water supply and check for leaks If any leaks are noted turn off valve and correct before proceeding If a leak occurs at a Push In plastic fitting refer to speci...

Page 5: ...l plumbing codes for any restrictions that may apply Massachusetts CMR 248 strictly prohibits the use of saddle type valves The feedwater connection must conform to applicable plumbing codes CoolerMATE Installation Diagram Models CM 1 CTO CM 2 CTO CM 2 Lead Plus 5 To Cooler Outlet Fitting with Flow Control Feedwater Inlet Ball Valve From Feedwater Source To Cooler Outlet Fitting with Flow Control ...

Page 6: ... New Hampshire North Dakota Ohio Oregon and South Dakota Check your local plumbing codes for any restrictions that may apply Massachusetts CMR 248 strictly prohibits the use of saddle type valves The feedwater connection must conform to applicable plumbing codes 6 To Cooler Outlet Fitting with Flow Control Feedwater Inlet Ball Valve From Feedwater Source Model CMF 350 DWS To Cooler Outlet Fitting ...

Page 7: ...the diagrams It is most important that the tubing selected for use with these connectors be of high quality exact size and roundness and with no surface nicks or scratches If it is necessary to cut the tubing use a plastic tubing cutter or sharp razor knife Make a clean square cut Should a leak occur at a Push In connector the cause is usually defective tubing To Fix Relieve pressure Release tubin...

Page 8: ...CUNO Incorporated 400 Research Parkway Meriden CT 06450 USA Toll Free 1 800 733 1199 Worldwide 1 203 237 5541 Fax 1 203 238 8701 www waterfactorysystems com www cuno com ...

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