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PRECAUTIONS
We do not recommend hooking any RO system up to your hot water tank lines because hot water tanks contain lots
of minerals and the water can be too hot. A safe way to increase temperature is with an on demand or flash style
water heater set at below 100°F (37.7°C). For people with adequate pressure but decreased water temperature a
flash water heater is a great way to increase flow rates.
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Do not use this product to make safe drinking water from non-potable water sources.
Do not use the system on microbiologically unsafe water, or water of unknown quality
without adequate disinfection before or after the system.
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Temperature of the water supply to the must be between 40°F–100°F
(4°C–38°C). Do not install on hot water lines.
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High levels of certain contaminants in the incoming water may prematurely foul the
membranes and/or the pre-filter. Softened water is recommended for optimal system
performance and RO membrane life.
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The black drain line must be unrestricted at all times.
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Keep out of direct sunlight or high intensity lights, which degrade the housing and
fittings over time. Protect unit against freezing to prevent cracking of the filter housing
and water leakage. Replace housings every three years.
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When replacing filter cartridges use the filter wrench to remove housing. Do not use
the wrench to tighten the housings. Hand tighten the housings only. Take care not to
over-tighten.
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Do not install where leakage or failure may cause damage to property.
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If you are going to store or not use your for an extended period of time
(2 weeks+), it is recommended that you remove your membranes, seal them in plastic
and put in refrigerator. Once removed, membranes are no longer under warrenty.
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Keep the lengths of tubing short. Longer lengths of tubing will decrease inlet pressure
and ultimately system performance.
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Do not use grease containing petroleum products.
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When the system is initially turned on, water may temporarily sputter until all the air
is purged. Allow up to 24 hours for any trapped air noise in the system to subside.
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The flow rate of product water can drastically decrease due to low psi and low
temperature, especially in the winter. In some cases with cold temperature and/or low
pressure predicted flow rate can drop by as much as 50% or more. A combination of
cold water and low pressure can drop flow rates even further. This is the case with all
RO technology and is not unique to the . The ratio of wastewater to product
water can also get drastically worse due to low pressure and low temperature. You can
overcome some of these issue by increasing pressure with our optional booster pump
( HL 29014 See pg. 12) or by increasing inlet temperature.