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  3 .   Install the filters into the filter manifold . Make sure all plastic  

wrapping and protective plastic caps have been removed from  

the filters prior to their installation . To install these filters, push 

them into the filter manifold and give them a quarter twist  

(clockwise when viewed from below) . When the filter is  

completely inserted, the cartridge label will be front centered .

  4 .   Anchor the system on a wall stud or suitable mounting 

materialspanning wall studs . System must be vertical, upright 

and level . The mounting hardware used must be selected 

and installed so that the system is firmly pressed against the 

mounting surface . The system mounting hardware must keep 

the system from moving during routine service and operation .      

  5 .   Run a suitable line from the tap water source to the inlet ball 

valve on the left side of the system . Brace the inlet ball valve on 

the system with a wrench when connecting the feed water line . 

    DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN CONNECTION FITTING INTO  

 

    BALL VALVE.

 

  6 .   Select the appropriate size tubing for the equipment being fed, 

and connect it to the outlet ball valve of the system .  

    DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN CONNECTION FITTING INTO BALL  

   VALVE.

  7 .   Install the ¼" (8mm) tubing into the Quick-Connect fitting on the 

outlet of the system and hold it over a drain . Open the 

1

4

" (8mm)

drain valve .

  8 .   Once all inlet and outlet piping has been completed, check and 

make sure all filter housing(s) are tight, slowly open the inlet valve 

and allow all air to purge from the system through the 

1

4

" tubing . 

Slowly close the 

1

4

" (8mm) drain valve, allow the system to reach 

operating pressure, and check for leaks .

  9 .   If no leaks are present, open the 

1

4

" (8mm) drain line again and 

allow it to run to drain for 5 minutes to flush the system then 

close the valve . 

 10 .   Open the outlet water valve and check for leaks .
 11 .   Record the start up date and pressure gauge values in system 

maintenance log .

Overtightening components can damage the system causing 

water damage and/or system failure.

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 15psi pressure drop or greater 

is experienced during normal operation, whichever comes first . 

Filter Cartridge Replacement Procedure

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 all filters . The QT style filters are removed by rotating 

them 1/4 turn to the left and then gently pulling down .

  5 .  Insert new QT style filters into the manifold assembly . Push up    

    and twist each QT cartridge 1/4 turn to the right to properly  

 

    install it into the manifold assembly . When making the 1/4 turn,    

    the cartridge label should come to a stop facing you .

Replacement Parts

Description

Ordering Code

Filter Head 3/8" Top In/Out Quick Connect HSR-QTHD-QC38
Filter Head 3/8" Side In/Out FNPT

HSR-QTHD-TT38

Manifold Head First Stage With NPT Inlet

HSR-QTMHF-NPT

Manifold Head Last Stage

HSR-QTMHL

Ball Valve 3/8 NPT

HSR-BV3/8

Ball Valve 1/4 NPT Plastic

HSR-BV1/4P

Ball Valve 1/4 NPT Brass

HSR-BV1/4PLH

Ball Valve 1/2 NPT

HSR-BV1/2

Outlet Back Mount Pressure Gauge

HSR-GAUGE-BKM

Do not overtighten filter housing, overtightening may damage 

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

  6 .   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 .

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

equipment .

  9 .  Record filter change date in system maintenance log .
Teflon

®

 is a registered trademark of E .I . DuPont de Nemours & Company .

NOTICE

NOTICE

WARNING

!

NOTICE

QTBRWMAX-1S-1M

18.75

 

10.03

5.56

10.03

18.75

5.56

Allow 3

"

 (76mm) of clearance at bottom of system for removal  

of filter bowls for filter cartridge replacement

NOTICE

QTBRWMAX-2S-1M

20.39

14.69

5.56

14.69

20.39

5.56

Summary of Contents for Hydro-Safe QTBRWMAX-1S-1M

Page 1: ...r lead free compliance WARNING Do not use with water that is microbiologically unsafe or of unknown quality without adequate disinfection before or after the system Read this Manual BEFORE using this equipment Failure to read and follow all safety and use information can result in death serious personal injury property damage or damage to the equipment Keep this Manual for future reference You are...

Page 2: ...ater line connected to the outlet Do not use liquid pipe thread compounds for threaded connections Use Teflon tape only Do not solder plumbing connections that are attached to the housings or inlet outlet fittings System damage may occur due to high temperature Do not allow the system to freeze Turn off water supply and drain the system if temperature falls below 32 F 0 C Do not install system in ...

Page 3: ...s periodic filter changes Filter cartridges should be changed at end of filter life due to lack of filtering performance or whenever a 15psi pressure drop or greater is experienced during normal operation whichever comes first Filter Cartridge Replacement Procedure Determine whether all equipment connected to the system must be turned off prior to shutting off water supply from filters 1 If requir...

Page 4: ...any incidental special or consequential damages including without limitation lost profits or the cost of repairing or replacing other property which is damaged if this product does not work properly other costs resulting from labor charges delays vandalism negligence fouling caused by foreign material damage from adverse water conditions chemical or any other circumstances over which the Company h...

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