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Initial Tubing Connections
It may be desirable to leave the excess tubing when making the final connects. This will
allow space to pull the unit out of the cabinet for filter changes without disconnecting all
the tubing. If you want to secure the system and cut the tubing to fit, that is fine, but this
may require that the system be removed for filter changes or the filters will have to be
changed with the system in the cabinet, which can be difficult.
RO Unit Installation
The RO Unit is normally mounted to the sink cabinet sidewall, depending on where the
supply tank is to be located. Generally, the unit is installed at the front of the cabinet and
the tank at the rear.
To mount the unit, elevate it at least 2" off the floor, level it, and mark the location of the
mounting holes needed. Drill holes for mounting screws then proceed to install the
mounting screws. Allow the mounting bracket slots to slip over them.
NOTE: If the cabinet sidewalls are not solid, the unit may sit on the floor with
screws installed to keep it against the cabinet in a vertical position. The system
does not have to be secured to the wall but it is a good practice. If the system is
not mounted to the cabinet wall and the tubing is not cut short, the module can be
removed from the cabinet during filter changes.
Final Tubing Connections
With all components in place, complete final tubing connections using these guidelines
• Tubing should follow the contour of the cabinets.
• Cut tubing to desired length using square cuts or a proper cutting device.
• Ensure there are no sharp bends
Proceed with final tubing connections using the provided flow diagrams and the following
procedures.
1. Connect the blue tubing from the faucet to the RO units post carbon filter outlet el-
bow fitting.
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