Connect Di Module to
Storage tank
With the tank in position, measure and cut a
length of
blue
tubing to connect the OUTLET
of the DI module and the “T” connector on
the tank ball valve.
(See Figure 17, right)
Connect GAC post Filter between Storage tank and Faucet
Refer again to the diagram on page 31 in Appendix C. The GAC post-filter is typically installed just
below the faucet assembly and is easily supported by the tubing and
Speedfit®
fittings.
Measure and cut a length of
blue
tubing to connect the outlet of the GAC post-filter to the faucet as-
sembly. Placing the post-filter near the tank will make it easy to service when needed.
Connect one end of the
blue
tubing to the threaded stem of the chrome faucet assembly using the ¼"
compression fittings provided.
(See Figure 12 on page 10.)
Connect the opposite end of the
blue
tubing to the outlet of the GAC post-filter.
Finally, measure a length of
blue
tubing to connect the storage tank to the GAC post-filter.
Leave the handle on the tank ball valve closed at this time.
Congratulations! You have completed the installation of your PWS™ BEV-300 Series water purifica-
tion system. You are now ready to begin making pure, BEV quality drinking water.
Starting Your System
1) Open the chrome faucet on the sink top.
2) Verify the Tank Ball Valve is closed.
3) Put Flush Valve into the “Open - Flush” position.
(See Figure 17, below.)
4) Slowly open your cold water supply valve. Water will begin to fill the three pre-filter
canisters. You will also begin to hear water flowing past the flush valve and into the drain.
5) The system might “chug” and appear to start and stop. If this occurs close the Flush Valve half way
to create back-pressure on the line.
6) Let the system “Flush” for about 10 minutes, then close the Flush Valve.
7) Check the pressure gauge. Record your initial pressure in Appendix B.
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Figure 17, DI Module to Storage Tank Connection
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