WET CAK Series Installation, Operation And Maintenance Manual Download

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INSTALLATION, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL

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THIS MANUAL CONTAINS IMPORTANT INFORMATION WHICH SPECIFICALLY

APPLIES TO THIS UNIT. THIS INFORMATION MAY BE NEEDED AS REFERENCE

DURING ANY FUTURE SERVICING OF THE SYSTEM.

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This manual discloses proprietary information developed by Water Equipment Technologies (WET). This information

is provided for the purpose of operating and maintaining its water purification systems and may not be used for any

other purpose.

It is recommended that this manual be read and understood before performing installation, operation, and

maintenance of the system. The equipment warranty may be voided if instructions are not followed correctly.

The information provided may not cover all possible variations of detail in relation to equipment use. Please contact

the WET Service Department for any technical questions that are not specifically answered in this manual.

The Seller reserves the right to make enhancements or changes that may not be included in the manual. Therefore,

it is understood that the material presented here is subject to change without notice and is for informational purposes

only.

IMPORTANT USER INFORMATION

Summary of Contents for CAK Series

Page 1: ...C Ca ak k N Na ak k W Wa at te er r P Pu ur ri if fi ic ca at ti io on n S Sy ys st te em m REMOVE 90 TO 98 OF THE TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AND 100 OF PARTICULATE CONTAMINANTS...

Page 2: ...s manual be read and understood before performing installation operation and maintenance of the system The equipment warranty may be voided if instructions are not followed correctly The information p...

Page 3: ...s Pressurized Water Hazardous Chemicals Noise Failure to follow good safety practices and the instructions included in this manual may result in damage to the unit its surroundings personal injury or...

Page 4: ...ll out the operator s log sheet completely and return to XYLEM WET to validate warranty NOTE Hardness and iron will foul the membranes and result in a decrease in the amount and quality of the water p...

Page 5: ...ced Clogged inlet filters As pre filters age and collect debris the pressure drop across the filter increases and flow decreases At some point the reduced pressure or flow may actually cause the syste...

Page 6: ...tio Rejection of the TDS Total Dissolved Solids is at least 90 at 185 PSI 78 F and 1000 PPM TDS NOTE If the RO pump pressure exceeds 190 PSI 1 Remove the acorn nut on the right side of the pump 2 Usin...

Page 7: ...poly fitting Put them aside and keep them as spares 7 Connect the P6UC4 Poly fitting to the ends of the each of the tubing connections removed step 3 The tubing connections are long enough to bend to...

Page 8: ...y done with the sample port See the SYSTEM LAYOUT drawing NOTE Higher levels of chlorine may require a larger carbon prefilter if one is needed contact your local sales representative 3 RO PUMP once e...

Page 9: ...eat build up can also cause leaks to develop and will cause fouling of the membranes VENTILATION Inadequate ventilation will cause the pump motor to overheat and cut out It will also cause leaks due t...

Page 10: ...change in water production is approximately 2 Thus if the water temperature is 5 degrees C the amount of water produced will be 40 less than at 25 degrees C TDS AND REJECTION RATE As the TDS total di...

Page 11: ...drain the water from the RO membrane assembly and plug the holes before shipping NOTE 2 For the most accurate TDS readings let the RO unit run for at least 15 minutes NOTE 3 For the warranty to be va...

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