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OUT

Treated Water

IN 

Cold Water

Service Position .

Bypass Position .

Bypass Valve

Installation and Start-up

1 .   Turn off the main water supply to the home and open an inside 

faucet to relieve any pressure within the plumbing system, then 

close faucet once pressure is released .

2 .   Place the system in the desired location . Make sure that the 

location is level and sturdy enough to support the weight of the 

wetted system .

3 .    Place the By-Pass Valve in the service position . See image below 

for By-Pass positions .

4 .   Connect the cold water supply to the inlet of the system
5 .   Install a supply valve (user supplied) in the supply line and close 

it .

6 .   Place a bucket under the outlet port or run a line from the out-

let port to a drain .

7 .   Turn the water back on to the house . Slowly open the supply 

valve to the system . Allow the tank to fill with water . The initial 

water will come out black due to the carbon fines in the media 

bed .

8 .   Close the supply valve when a steady stream of clear water 

comes out of the outlet port, this could take :05 - :10 minutes .

9 .   If the outlet is flowing into a bucket, water could splash on 

nearby objects . If this threatens the safety, value, structure or 

appearance of these objects, protect/remove them or use out-

let hose to drain option .

10 .  Connect the outlet of the system to the cold water supply of 

the home .

11 .  Slowly open the supply valve to the system
12 .  Open hot and cold faucets downstream from the system to 

relieve any air from the plumbing system and water heaters . 

Then close faucets .

13 .  Inspect for leaks and repair as needed
14 .  The system is now ready for service

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