Express Water EZRO5, Руководство по установке

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Using the System
System Maintenance
System Startup
When the diverter valve is in the vertical position
water will come through your sink’s faucet into your
sink. You can still use faucet as you normally would.
When the diverter valve is in the horizontal position
water will be sent to the RO System and pure clean
drinking water will come through your RO faucet.
Turn the Diverter Valve to the horizontal position to direct flow
to your RO System.
Turn on the cold water from your feed faucet.
When using the RO Faucet the waste water (carrying rejected contaminants away from the RO membrane)
will pour from the smaller port into your sink. Never drink this waste water, although it can be use for
some household uses like water plants.
This RO System contains Filters that must be replaced at regular intervals to maintain proper performance.
Use only authentic Express Water filters.
How to Change the SED (Sediment), GAC
(Granular Activated Carbon), and PAC (Post
Activated Carbon) Filters
(Recommended about every 6 months)
1. You will need Express Water inline Sediment,
Granular Activated Carbon, and Post Activated Carbon
Filters. We also recommend a bucket or bin large
enough for the system to sit in. The system will release
water when it is disassembled.
2. Make sure that water flow to the system is off
3. Place the RO System in the bucket or a sink and disconnect the the elbows from each side of the SED, GAC,
and PAC filters. For detailed directions of disconnecting these refer to the Quick Connect Guide (Page 12)
One side of the SED has an inflow tube instead of an elbow
One side of the PAC has the faucet adapter which must be unscrewed
4. Note the correct orientation and flow direction of these filters then remove the filters and discard them.
5. Set the new filters in place in the same orientation
6. Reconnect the stem elbows, tube, and faucet adapter to the new SED, GAC, and PAC filters
7. If these are the only filter you are changing begin the “System Startup” instructions on Page 14.
Once you are sure there are no leaks and water has begun to
come out of the RO Faucet, let the system run for two hours.
This will flush out any loose carbon fines and prime your filters.
Inspect your system occasionally during this time to make sure
there are no leaks.
Your water may be cloudy for the first week of operation.
This is just air bubbles escaping from the new system. You can
shift the sides of your system up and down while running your
water to help this air escape.
Now your system is ready for use and the water from the RO
Faucet is ready to drink.
Filter Change Instructions