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Maintenance 

Routine maintenance of this system involves periodic filter changes .
Filter cartridges should be changed at end of filter life, due to lack of 

filtering performance, or whenever a 15 psi pressure drop or greater 

is experienced during normal operation, whichever comes first . 

Filter Cartridge Replacement Procedure

IMPORTANT: Determine whether all equipment connected to 

the system must be turned off prior to shutting off water supply 

from filters.

  1 .   If required, turn off downstream equipment .
  2 .   Turn OFF water to the system by closing the inlet and outlet ball 

valves .

  3 .   Open the ¼" drain valve on the outlet of the system to relieve 

pressure in the housings . 

  4 .   Remove housings by unscrewing them . They have a standard 

right hand thread .

  5 .   Clean inside of housing sump with warm water . If desired, disin-

fect housing using a teaspoon of household bleach . Add to filter 

bowl and fill with water . Let stand 5 minutes and then discard 

and rinse .

  6 .  Insert new cartridges into filter housings .
  7 .   Make certain the O-ring is properly positioned and reinstall filter 

housings . Tighten housings hand tight . Check O-ring for dam-

age and replace if damaged or distorted .

Do not overtighten filter housing, overtightening may damage 

O-ring(s), cause water leaks, or affect system performance. 

  8 .   Slightly open the inlet ball valve and fully open the ¼" drain 

valve . Once full flow of water flows from the drain port, slowly 

open the inlet valve to the full open position . Allow water to flush 

to drain for 5 minutes .

  9 .   Slowly close the drain valve and check the system for leaks .
 10 .   Slowly open the outlet valve to restore water flow to downstream 

equipment .

 11 .  Record filter change date in system maintenance log .

Replacement Parts

Description

Ordering Code

Ball Valve 3/8 NPT

HSR-BV3/8

Ball Valve 3/4 NPT

HSR-BV3/4

Pressure Gauge

HSR-GAUGE

10" Slimline Housing

HSR-10HS

20" Slimline Housing

HSR-20HS

10" Big Blue housing

HSR-10BHS

20" Big Blue Housing

HSR-20BHS

Slimline O-Ring

HSR-RING-S

Big Blue O-Ring

HSR-RING-B

Cube Max-CP1

4

Cube Max-S2

Cube Max-S3

Summary of Contents for Hydro-Safe Cube Max-CP1

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Page 4: ...es and then discard and rinse 6 Insert new cartridges into filter housings 7 Make certain the O ring is properly positioned and reinstall filter housings Tighten housings hand tight Check O ring for dam age and replace if damaged or distorted Do not overtighten filter housing overtightening may damage O ring s cause water leaks or affect system performance 8 Slightly open the inlet ball valve and ...

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