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Summary of Contents for System I

Page 1: ...m 1 InstructionS WHIRLPOOL UNDERCOUNTER WATERFILTRATION SYSTEMSI II Ill ...

Page 2: ...ts Michigan Minnesota New Hampshire North Dakota Ohio Oregon and South Dakota Check your local plumbing codes for details Massachusetts CMR 248 strictly prohibits the use of saddle type valves The feed water connection must conform to applicable plumbing codes Materials Neededfor Basement Installation l step ladder l Additional tubing 9VI drill bit Part No 4319151 available l safety glasses from y...

Page 3: ...ystem model number and serial number Both Water Filtration Svstems I II and Ill can be installed in the basement if numbers can be found labeled on the filtration there is not adeqiate room for under sink installation Order additional assembly tubing Part No 4319151 from your Whirlpool dealer DO NOT use filtration system if water is micro biologically unsafe or water quality is unknown WaterFiltra...

Page 4: ...ated or properly grounded l Check with qualified electrician if you are in doubt as to whether your electric drill is properly grounded l Only drill at top or side of horizontal water supply pipe DO NOT drill at bottom of horizontal pipe where water may remain Failure to follow these instructions could result in personal injury or death 2 Turnonfaucetto drainwaterfromline Steplb 3 Connectsaddleval...

Page 5: ...e bracket with small U side against copper pipe to prevent distortion of pipe If you are connecting the saddle valve to 6 to W O D pipe assemble bracket with large U side against copper pipe le Tighten bottom screw firmly DO NOT over tighten copper pipe could be crushed Ll nk screw If Have a towel ready in case of leakage Turn saddle valve handle clockwise until the lance pierces soft copper pipe ...

Page 6: ...nected to your refrrgerator toanoptionalfaucetor to both Step2a 3 Or insta lfaucetinsinkandconnectbluetubing to filtrationassembly Steps2d 2g 2 Connectrefrigerator s watersupplytofiltration assemblywithbluetubing Steps2b 2c 6 4 Or use T greyconnectorto connectboth refrigeratorandfaucet Steps2h 2i ...

Page 7: ...opening in your ink l Failure to do so may result in damage to the sink 2e Remove and discard short clear piece of tubing from top of faucet base and push faucet spout into this opening Place the escutcheon plate and black rubber washer on the faucet s thread ed nipple Note Rubber washer may be removed and replaced with a bead of plumber s putty for a neater appearance Feed blue tubing through sin...

Page 8: ...mblyontomountingscrews Steps3a 3c 2 Turnoncoldwatersupply Step3d 3 If filtrationassemblywasconnected to refrigerator makeanddiscard2batchesof iceanddrain 2 3gallonsofwaterfromwaterdispenser Step3e 4 Iffiltrationassembly wasconnected to sinkfaucet lift faucethandleto discard2 3gallonsofwater Step3f 8 ...

Page 9: ...over 3c Make sure all tubing connected to grey push in connectors is tight pushed in as far as it will go and that tubing does not bind or kink anywhere Also make sure tubing does not interfere with cabinet storage areas Tubing may be cut to a shorter length if necessary Tubing may be secured I cabinet walls with insulated staples as long as staple do not crush or puncture tubing 3d Place a towel ...

Page 10: ...actly how often cartridges are replaced will depend on local water conditions Private wells may require more frequent cartridge replacement while softened water systems may require cartridge replacement only once a year every 1 000 gals Lead Reduction L Once ear or 7 I Carbon CF Once ear or every 5 00 gals Or replace if or when Water supply is cloudy has high dirt and rust content change every I s...

Page 11: ...AX OPERATING TEMPERATURE 100 F 36 C NOTICE ACTIVATED CARBON FILTERS ARE NOT INTENDED FOR USE WITH WATER THAT IS MlCROBlOLOGlCALLY UNSAFE OR WITH WATER OF UNKNOWN QUALITY WITHOUT ADEQUATE DISINFECTION BEFORE OR AFTER THE UNIT PLEASE READ THE PERFORMANCE DATA SHEET THIS PRODUCT HAS BEEN TESTED AND LISTED UNDER NSF STANDARD 42 FOR CHLORINE TASTE AND ODOR REDUCTION CLASS I AND PARTICULATE REDUCTION CL...

Page 12: ...luent Reduction Requirement Chlorine 2 0 mg L co 1 mg L 92 minimum 75 reduction Class I Chlorine 2 0 mg L co 1 mg L 92 minimum7596 reduction Class I Particulate 560 000 part ml 18 000 part ml Perlotmance may very based on local water conditions Free Available Chlorine 2Tesl requirement is at least 10 000 parlkl mL of AC Fine Test Dust 98 minimum 85 reduction Class II r Particulate cyst Turbidity 5...

Page 13: ...ation level PQL which is less than the MCL Systems I II Ill APPLICATION GUIDELINESMATER SUPPLY PARAMETERS Water SUDDIV community or orivate well Potable suitable for drinking Water Pressure 30 100 psi 207 690kPa I Water Temperature OH Ranoe 40 100 F 4 4 38 C 1 6 9 Maximum TDS Level I 500 ppm I I Dissolved Iron I c 0 1 ppm I Dissolved Manganese 0 05 ppm Turbidity 1 NTU Waier supplies that exceed li...

Page 14: ...Part No 4373576 01993 Whirlpool Corporation Whirlpool Corporation Benton Harbor Ml 49022 CB Printed on Recycled Paper in U S A ...

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