Installation Instructions
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6.
Hand tighten the cold water line adapter into the
cold water line from the faucet.
Finish tightening with two adjustable wrenches.
Be careful not to overtighten or cross thread as
damage to threads can occur. Some threads may
be exposed when adatper is fully seated.
7.
Insert 3 foot orange tubing fully into cold water
line adapter. Pull firmly on tube to make sure it is
secure.
INSTALL THE CONTROL VALVE
(continues)
CAUTION:
When drilling in Stainless Steel,
edges may be sharp and could damage wire. Be
careful to not cut yourself or damage the wire.
2.
To have filtered water dispensed from kitchen
faucet when control valve is pointed toward
faucet connect tubes as follows:
NOTE: Refer to diagram on page 3 for tube
routing.
IF CONTROL VALVE IS ON RIGHT SIDE OF FAUCET:
- Connect 4 foot long blue tube to port number “2”.
- Connect 3 foot long yellow tube from T-fitting to
port number “1”.
- Connect 3 foot long orange tube to port “F”
(bottom port)
Pull firmly on all tubes to make sure they are secure.
IF CONTROL VALVE IS ON LEFT SIDE OF FAUCET:
- Connect 4 foot long blue tube to port number “1”.
- Connect 3 foot long yellow tube from T-fitting to
port number “2”.
- Connect 3 foot long orange tube to port “F”
(bottom port)
Pull firmly on all tubes to make sure they are secure.
Existing Cold
Water Line
from Kitchen
Faucet
Fig. 2
Cold Water
Line Adapter
3 foot Orange
Tubing
INSTALL THE CONTROL VALVE
Be sure there is room underneath and above the
sink to make the needed connections. Before
starting, make sure there is sufficient room for the
valve base. Select one of the following places to
install the valve (1.25” diameter hole required):
A.
In an existing sink spray attachment or soap
dispenser hole.
B.
In a hole to be drilled in the sink top.
C.
In a hole to be drilled in the countertop, next
to the sink.
NOTES:
• Be sure the valve base will fit flat against the
surface at the selected location.
Installation Steps (refer to illustration below
for clarification)
1.
If drilling is needed, make a 1.25
s
diameter hole.
Be sure to use the proper procedure for drilling
granite, stone, porcelain or stainless steel.
Special drill bits may be needed. Consult a
qualified plumber for the proper procedure.
Blue or Yellow
Tube (see above)
Blue or Yellow
Tube (see above)
Orange Tube
