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Symptom Cause Solution
Water quality meter does not work correctly. Disconnect the water purifier from power. Connect it again
to start the automatic flush. Do not use the water purifier
for 2 hours.
The tap has been on for more than 15
minutes. The water purifier has stopped.
(Pro 400B) Turn off the tap and wait at least 30 minutes.
Disconnect the water purifier from power. Connect it again
to start the automatic flush.
The flow rate from the clean water
faucet is low. The clean water hose is tensioned or
jammed. Make sure that the clean water hose can move freely.
The water purifier needs to be descaled. See Complete User manual.
The water purifier starts and stops
again (short starts). The water pressure between the water
purifier and the faucet/valve/tank is below
the starting pressure level. Examine the connections.
Make sure that the ends of the water hose are circular and
have no burrs.
Make sure that the faucets and the valves are water tight
when they are closed.
There is a bad smell from the water
purifier. Microbial growth in the water because the
water purifier has not been used for a week
or longer. See Complete User manual.
Product performance
The WQA Gold Seal proves that the Bluewater water purifier has been independantly tested and certified against NSF/ANSI
58 and CSA Standard B483.1. WQA certifies product performance, and reviews the manufacturing facility and procedures to
assure product consistency and integrity.
The Bluewater Pro water purifier has been tested according to NSF/ANSI 58 for reduction of the substances listed below:
- TDS
- Ch3)
- Lead
- A5) (also known as pentavalent arsenic, As(+5), As(V) or arsenate).
The concentration of the indicated substances in water entering the system was reduced to a concentration less than or equal to
the permissible limit for the water leaving the system, as specified in NSF/ANSI 58.
See performance data sheet on www.bluewatergroup.com for more details.
In the arsenic fact sheet, also found on www.bluewatergroup.com, you will find information about the conditions that is related to
reduction efficiency of a5), and why other forms of arsenic may not be removed to the same extent.