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Manual #199355  

Rev 08/14/15 

© 2015 Watts Premier

8716 West Ludlow Dr, Ste 1, Peoria, AZ 85381 • Tel. (800) 752-5582 • www.wattspremier.com

A Watts Water Technologies Company

Alternate Adapt-a-valve installation at Hot 

Water Connection to Faucet

If you are connecting the adapt-a-valve at the faucet connection, 

install as shown below:

Brine Connection

Step 3  - 

 Disconnect the existing brine tube from the membrane.  

Make sure to also remove the existing flow restrictor from 

the unit.  The existing brine tube will no longer be used.

NOTE: Part of this upgrade will include switching your existing 

flow restrictor with one provided with this kit.  Please see 

sizing chart below:

MEMBRANE

FLOW RESTRICTOR

25 GPD MEMBRANE

500 ML FLOW RESTRICTOR (RED TUBE WITH GREEN INSERT)

35 GPD MEMBRANE

500 ML FLOW RESTRICTOR (RED TUBE WITH GREEN INSERT)

50 GPD MEMBRANE

700 ML FLOW RESTRICTOR (RED TUBE WITH PURPLE INSERT)

Step 4  - 

 Determine which flow restrictor to use based on the table 

above

Step 5  - 

 Connect the open end of the red flow restrictor tube to 

the check valve - make sure the tube is inserted 0.75 

inches into the check valve

Step 6  - 

 Connect the red tube with the flow restrictor insert into 

the brine port of the unit 

Step 7  - 

 Connect the black tube from the new check valve/flow 

restrictor assembly to the hot water adapt-a-valve

Step 8  - 

 Disconnect the tube to the drain saddle.  This drain tube 

will no longer be used

Step 9  - 

Insert the plug into the drain saddle. 

Connection to Unit

Step 10  - 

 Choose the correct configuration on the following 

pages for your specific unit 

EXISTING HOT-WATER ANGLE STOP

WHITE WASHER

BRASS ADAPTER

BRASS ADAPTER

EXISTING LINE TO FAUCET

PLASTIC ADAPT-A-VALVE & COLLET

PLASTIC ADAPT-A-VALVE & COLLET

EXISTING FAUCET CONNECTION

EXISTING LINE TO HOT-WATER
ANGLE STOP

DO NOT USE ANY TEFLON 
TAPE AT CONNECTIONS

DO NOT USE ANY TEFLON 
TAPE AT CONNECTIONS

Step 11  - 

 All electrical connections are color coded for your 

convenience.  Plug the wire harness into the pump and 

solenoid.

Step 12  - 

Connect the pressure switch to the wire harness

Step 13  - 

Connect the transformer to the pressure switch

Startup

Step 14  - 

 Turn on the hot and cold water supply valves and check 

for leaks

Step 15  - 

 Plug the transformer into the electrical outlet and let the 

unit run for two minutes and check for leaks.

Step 16  - 

 Open the RO faucet and make sure water begins to 

trickle out within 10 minutes.  If it does not, check your 

connections and the direction of flow through the pump

Step 17  - 

 Periodically check the unit for leaks during the first five-

days of operation.  

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