UV1 SERIES - SYSTEM ASSEMBLY AND ACTIVATION PROCEDURE
PREPARTATION – INSPECT ALL PARTS
NOTE: Read Mounting Bracket and System Plumbing
Installation instructions on Page 1 and all
instructions on this page before installing system.
10
UV1 SERIES
UV1 Ultraviolet System
Ultraviolet Lamp #10 (in packing tube)
Mounting Screws (2 pieces)
Warranty Card (please fill out and return)
Installation Guide and Owners Manual
NOTE:
See Page 11 for UV1 detailed parts breakdown.
Refer to label affixed to mounting bracket to identify
filter to be installed.
DISINFECT SYSTEM
CAUTION: QUARTZ SLEEVE IS VERY FRAGILE!
For safety, wear a protective glove when
handling quartz sleeve. Do not touch quartz
sleeve or UV lamp with bare hands. Fingerprints
will reduce the effectiveness of the light.
NOTE:
Quartz sleeve is factory installed.
NOTE:
All Item callouts refer to Figure 7.
1. Remove Sump (Item 1) from UV Head (Item 5).
2.
Remove EPCB
Carbon Filter (Item 3) and EPCB
Sleeve (Item 14) from sump and set aside.
3.
Disinfect the system (Pages 14-15, Steps 1-7).
INSTALL ULTRAVIOLET LIGHT AND FILTERS
1. Remove Sump (Item 1) from UV Head (Item 5).
NOTE:
Wipe all fingerprints and excessive lubricant
from quartz sleeve with isopropyl alcohol.
2. Install
EPCB
Sleeve (Item 14) into EPCB
Carbon Filter
(Item 3) as shown in Figure 7.
3. Insert filter/sleeve assembly into sump as shown in
Figure 7 with both Filter Gaskets (Item 4) in place.
CAUTION:
TIGHTEN SUMPS BY HAND ONLY. Do not
use tools as they will over-tighten and may
damage sump. Take care not to cut or
pinch “O” Rings (Item 2).
4. Being careful not to dislodge quartz sleeve, install sump
with filter/sleeve assembly onto UV head.
5. Loosen Screw (Item 9) securing slotted side of UV Lamp
Retainer (Item 7). Remove the other screw securing the
UV lamp retainer to UV head. Rotate UV lamp retainer
away from center of UV head.
CAUTION: DO NOT INSTALL A DAMAGED LAMP
NOTE:
Hold UV lamp by ceramic ends only. Do not touch the
glass. Clean glass with isopropyl alcohol if necessary.
6. Remove the UV Lamp (Item 16) from packing tube and
inspect it for damage. If damage is found, contact the
dealer for a replacement.
7. Connect UV lamp into the four-pin socket that is
connected to the UV Control (Item 10).
8. Carefully insert the UV lamp through mounting bracket
into the quartz sleeve as far as possible.
NOTE:
End of UV lamp will touch bottom of quartz
sleeve.
9. Slide Finish Cap (Item 12) on UV control cable and snap
finish cap into Spacer Bushing (Item 11).
10. Rotate UV lamp retainer towards UV lamp such that the
retainer will secure the UV lamp. Replace the screw
removed in Step 5. Tighten screw loosened in Step 5.
ACTIVATE SYSTEM
CAUTION:
Verify that inlet and outlet ports are connected to
appropriate inlet/outlet pipes (see Figure 7).
WARNING:
NEVER LOOK DIRECTLY AT A LIGHTED UV
LAMP. ALWAYS LOOK AT LAMP THROUGH
FINISH CAP ONLY.
1. Plug system into an electrical outlet. The finish cap should
illuminate within one minute, indicating UV lamp is on. If it
does not, unplug system, verify the UV lamp is securely
plugged into four-pin socket, and repeat this Step.
NOTE:
UV lamp should remain on at all times during use
because; repeated starting of UV lamp shortens
lamp life, and UV lamp requires a warm up period
of 1-2 minutes.
2. Turn on water supply and check for leaks.
3. Flush system, connectors, and water lines for several
minutes to remove carbon fines.
NOTE:
When an ultraviolet water treatment system is unused
for several hours, water within system could become
warm.
This is a normal condition. To cool the water,
dispense water from system.
NOTE:
System is now ready for use.
Service Requirements
Recommended Service Intervals
To ensure the system operates at its optimum level,
certain routine maintenance must be performed.
Frequency of maintenance performance will depend on
source water quality and level of system usage.
CLEAN:
Each time filters are replaced.
DISINFECT:
At least once a year
UV lamp #10:
Change Annually
Quartz Sleeve #10:
Clean when changing filters. Replace only if
damaged or cannot be cleaned by non-abrasive methods.
Filter:
Normal life 4-6 months. Filter life will vary due to water conditions.
A reduced flow rate or deteriorating water quality indicates that filters must
be changed.
