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INSTALLATION
STEPS
STEP 4 - MAKE
TUBING
CONNECTIONS
1. Allowing
some slack,
measure
and cut a length
of
3/8"
tubing
to connect
between
the supply
fitting
and the filter system
inlet, FIG. 1. Cut the ends of the
tubing
square.
2. Insert
tubing
all the way into the supply
fitting and
inlet elbow fitting.
Pull on the tubing
to be sure that
it's held
firmly
in the fitting.
3. Repeat
steps I and 2 to connect
tubing
between
the
filter system
outlet
and the adaptor
on the bottom
of
the faucet
stud,
FIG. 1.
TUBING CONNECTION
(all push-in
fitting locations)
This system
includes
push-in
fittings
for quick tub-
ing connection
at most
locations.
If working
with the
fittings
do the following.
Connection,
FIG. 5:
1. Use a sharp
cutter
or knife to cut the end of tubing
square.
2. Inspect
the end (about
1") of the tubing
to be sure
there are no nicks,
scratches
or other
rough
spots.
If
needed
cut the tubing
again.
3. Push
tubing
through
the collet and all the way into
fitting.
Full engagement
is 11/16"
for 1/4"
tubing,
and 3/4"
for 3/8"
tubing.
If tubing
other
than
supplied
with
the system
is
used,
be sure
it is of high
quality,
exact
size and
roundness
with a smooth
surface.
To Disconnect
Tubing: Push the collet inward and
hold with a finger while pulling the tubing out.
FIG. 5
Tubing correctly cut and connected
cut tubing s_uare
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3
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end of tubing round and
smooth,
with no cuts,
nicks or flat spots
collet (depress to
remove tubing)
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CAUTION
I
DO NOT
USE VINEGAR,
OR OTHER
ACID
I
BASED CLEANERS
ON THIS SYSTEM. THEY
I WILL
DEGRADE
SOME SYSTEM
PARTS. AL-
l
WAYS USE SOAP AND WATER.
STEP 5 - FILTER CARTRIDGE
INSTALLATION
Turn to page 9 and follow
all steps under
"Filter
Cartridge
Replacement".
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