As soon as a filter/membrane needs to be replaced, the reverse osmosis system tells you by changing the colour of the status LED and with
an acoustic signal
LED lights up white permanently = filter/membrane is fully functional
LED lights up red + 10-time sound signal = filter/membrane should be replaced
Ensure that no water enters the system
Remove the osmosis system from the mains
Then open the osmosis water valve to drain the water still in the system
Now the desired filter can be replaced To do this, turn the filter to be replaced out of the anchorage on the osmosis system and insert the
new filter Ensure that the new filter is correctly fitted
After a filter change has taken place, the system‘s filter status must be reset using the Reset button (see next item) Then the status LED
lights up white again
Start reset mode by pressing the Reset button for 2 seconds (all status LEDs flash)
By pressing the Reset button again, you can now select the filter/mebrane to be reset (LED status for the selected component flashes)
Now press the Reset button for 2 seconds within the next five seconds to close the reset of the selected component (a beep indicates a
successful reset)
Then the status LED of the reset component lights up white again
The display now automatically selects the next filter/membrane If you do not want to reset any more filters/membranes and exit the reset
mode, do
not
press any buttons within the next 5 seconds
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Only store or use the osmosis system in temperatures above 0°C
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If the unit is not in use for more than 2 weeks, please rinse it before using it again This is also recommended for shorter periods without use
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If the system shows signs of a malfunction, disconnect it immediately from the power and water network
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The reverse osmosis system should only be installed and repaired, if necessary, by appropriately trained technical personnel Improper
repairs or modifications void the warranty claim and no liability can be assumed for any resulting damage
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The system may only use standard tap water with a water pressure of 1-4 bar If the water pressure is higher, connect an upstream
pressure reducer to the system
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Protect the system from moisture, as this can lead to malfunctions, odours and bacterial accumulation
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Avoid excessive mechanical stress on the cables and the mains plug, as this can lead to damage
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Only use the system on suitable power sources
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Disconnect the mains plug from the power supply before carrying out maintenance work or replacing the system
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Flush
Reset
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