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3 Counter Top | Drinking Water Systems
Installation
Cartridge Installation/Changeout
To change the filter cartridge please adhere to the following procedure.
1. Ensure kitchen tap is off and then turn filter system upside down while changing filter.
2. Unscrew the filter bowl. If difficult to undo, a wrench may be purchased to make it easier.
Remove old cartridge.
3. Clean bowl with soap and warm water and rinse thoroughly. Check O-Ring for damage and
if there is any, replace.
4. Check O-Ring lubrication and if necessary apply a light coating of food grade silicone
lubricant or similar.
5. Remove all packaging from the new filter cartridge and insert into housing bowl making
sure that it is properly seated over spigot in the base of the bowl. Where present, ensure
that the arrow on the filter cartridge is pointing towards the head of the housing.
6. Hold bowl upright while screwing onto head. Make certain that the spigot in the housing
head is located centrally to the cartridge to make a good seal. Hand tighten bowl until firm -
DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN.
7. Allow water to run for 2 minutes to flush the system.
8. Check for leaks. Flush system for 10 minutes after any period of non-use more than 2 days.
For a period of non-use of 2 weeks or more, it may be necessary to replace the cartridge.
Installation
1. Remove existing aerator from your kitchen tap.
2. Screw the divertor valve onto the thread of the tap using a small amount of thread seal
tape. If your tap has a female thread use the male adaptor provided.
3. Check for leaks; if necessary use vise grips to tighten adaptor.
4. Turn on cold water tap.
5. Water can now be diverted either through the filter or the regular tap simply by turning the
lever.
6. Let water run for 15 minutes to flush the system. Air bubbles may be present for a short
period.
Installation Note: A water filter system/tap, like any product, has a limited life and may
eventually fail. Also sometimes failure happens early due to unforeseen circumstances. To
avoid possible property damage, this product should be regularly examined for leakage and/
or deterioration and replaced when necessary. A drain pan, plumbed to an appropriate drain or
outfitted with a leak detector, should be used in those applications where any leakage could
cause property damage, and/or the water supply should be turned off if no one is home/present.