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  • Page 1 Reverse Osmosis...
  • Page 3 DIRECT ACCESS Easy maintenance. CLICK Secure connections. ENCAPSULATED MEMBRANE Maximum hygiene, minimum contact. ELECTRONIC ADAPTOR High yield stability. NSF CONNECTORS High quality and trusted. FT QUICK CHANGE FILTERS Time and effort saving. ZERO INSTALLATION Ready to use. ECO FRIENDLY - ZERO WASTE WATER Filtration water recovery design.

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    Contents Introduction Specifications Parts description 4 Stage filtration & booster pump What is natural osmosis and reverse osmosis, (RO)? How does the membrane work? Contaminants removed by reverse osmosis Operating conditions and cautions Effect of TDS concentration in the inlet water Startup and operating Push button control - user interface Treatment cycle time...

  • Page 5: Introduction

    ZIP compact, domestic RO purifier to meet these challenges with the highest quality solutions. Your ZIP RO purifier will provide many benefits and advantages: ZIP is a physical system that does not use or add chemicals to the water. Provides high quality water. Ensures high production.

  • Page 6: Parts Description

    Prefilter Stage 2. pesticides and chemicals that contribute Carbon to undesirable taste and odor. This is the heart of the ZIP Purifier, and removes 75GPD RO Stage 3. contaminants down to a molecular level. membrane (see page 6 for an explanation of “What is Reverse Osmosis” ) Removes any remaining odors and tastes, and adds Stage 4.

  • Page 7: What Is Natural Osmosis And Reverse Osmosis, (Ro)

    Today, reverse osmosis is one of the best methods for improving the characteristics of water by a physical process (without using chemicals). For ZIP video walkthroughs and online user guide, please visit: https://puricomusa.com/guide/...

  • Page 8: How Does The Membrane Work

    RO MEMBRANE HOW DOES THE MEMBRANE WORK? Pressure is applied to the water on the inlet side of the semi permeable membrane, so that part of it (RO water) will flow through the pores of the membrane, while the rest of the water (water rejected with high salt concentration) will be diverted back to the supply pitcher to recycle and optimize performance.

  • Page 9: Contaminants Removed By Reverse Osmosis

    The chemical composition and concentration of salts and other substances in the inlet water will affect the water produced. The reverse osmosis membrane of the ZIP Purifier is able to reduce the concentration of elements and compounds listed in the following tables and more.

  • Page 10: Operating Conditions And Cautions

    ZIP is designed for TDS up to 800 ppm. For TDS above 800 ppm, consult your dealer. (If the water being used is from a public supply, it will comply with...

  • Page 11: Startup And Operating

    2. Equipment must be operated on a level surface and not inclined. (fig. 2) 3. Plug the transformer wire into the power socket on the back of the ZIP. Plug the electric cord into a wall socket. (fig. 3) (The Push Button Control LED will glow blue) 4.
  • Page 12 / 11 STARTUP 6. Replace the supply pitcher to the base of the ZIP, being sure the pitcher is securely seated into the base. (The Push Button Control should glow steady blue.) 7. Press the control button once. (fig. 7) The purifier will draw water from the supply pitcher and direct purified water to the Pure Water Tank.

  • Page 13: Push Button Control - User Interface

    PUSH BUTTON CONTROL PUSH BUTTON CONTROL - USER INTERFACE ZIP Purifier has a blue, yellow and red color coded LED electronic control which integrates a timer, and security functions to efficiently manage the filtering cycle and indicate any malfunctions detected.

  • Page 14: Treatment Cycle Time

    / 13 TREATMENT CYCLE FILTER CHANGE Time to change filters. Flashing red INDICATOR RO MEMBRANE Time to change CHANGE RO membrane. Steady red INDICATOR TREATMENT CYCLE TIME The time required to complete one cycle will vary according to water quality, water temperature and how long the filters have been used.

  • Page 15: Changing Water In Supply Pitcher

    14 \ WATER SUPPLY CHANGING WATER IN SUPPLY PITCHER. After completing a filter cycle, completely empty the supply pitcher, and refill with fresh water before starting another cycle. The water remaining in the supply pitcher after a filtration cycle has a higher concentration of TDS, so starting a new cycle, by adding fresh water to this remaining concentrate water will lower system performance and can damage the RO membrane and filters.

  • Page 16: Cleaning Pure Water Reservour

    / 15 CLEANING Notice: Water should not be stored in the purifier for extended periods of time exceeding one week. If you plan to not use the purifier for more than one week, completely empty the water supply pitcher and pure water reservoir, and disconnect the power supply.

  • Page 17: Filter Replacement

    16 \ FILTER REPLACEMENT FILTER REPLACEMENT Periodic filter replacement is required to insure water quality and proper performance of filters. These are the recommended filter change periods to be used as a guideline for municipal inlet water. Filters may need to be changed more often if inlet water is of lower quality.

  • Page 18: Postfilter Replacement

    / 17 POSTFILTER REPLACEMENT 4. Once unscrewed, remove from purifier. 5. Remove new filter from packaging and insert into purifier by gently pushing upwards while rotating counterclockwise until seated in place. (fig. 6 above) 6. Replace back cover. 7. Reset filter indicator light. See page 22 for filter notice reset procedure. POSTFILTER REPLACEMENT To change the postfilter, proceed as follows.

  • Page 19: How Quick Connectors Work

    18 \ QUICK CONNECTORS 4. Unscrew the elbow connectors from the ends of the postfilter. (fig.10) 5. Remove new post filter from its wrapping and screw the elbow connectors into the ends of the new postfilter. (fig. 11) 6. Insert the tubes into the top and bottom elbow connectors paying attention to the direction of flow indicated by the arrow on the outside of the post filter, (top to bottom).

  • Page 20: Ro Membrane Replacement

    / 19 RO MEMBRANE REPLACEMENT RO MEMBRANE REPLACEMENT How to tell if the RO membrane needs replacement: The condition of the membrane is assessed by testing the percent TDS (Total Dissolved Solids) rejection: Using a TDS meter, compare the TDS of the inlet water to the pure RO water, and obtain the percentage of TDS rejection.
  • Page 21 20 \ RO MEMBRANE REPLACEMENT HOW TO REPLACE THE RO MEMBRANE 1. Remove the back cover. 2. Remove the postfilter from the postfilter retaining clips, (fig. 2) and remove the retaining clips from the RO cartridge. 3. Pull the RO membrane cartridge to remove it from the RO cartridge retaining clips.
  • Page 22 / 21 RO MEMBRANE REPLACEMENT 7. Remove the new RO cartridge from its packaging and remove the protection caps from the top and bottom of the cartridge. (fig. 7) 8. Replace the elbow connectors to their corresponding spikes on the RO cartridge.

  • Page 23: Reset Procedure

    22 \ RESET PROCEDURE RESET PROCEDURE FOR FILTER REPLACEMENT INDICATOR LIGHT The system has been set to indicate filter changes at one year and RO membrane change at two years. Follow the instructions below to reset the RED indicator light after filters changes. FLASHING STEADY RED RED light...

  • Page 24: Troubleshooting

    / 23 TROUBLESHOOTING TROUBLESHOOTING SYMPTOM CAUSE SOLUTION 1. The faucet is dripping Dispenser defective. Call for service. 2. Leakage outside the Several possible causes. Call for service. system No water in the lower Fill tank reservoir. Check power supply. No power. If problem not solved, call for 3.

  • Page 25: Filter Change And Maintenance Record

    24 \ FILTER CHANGE AND MAINTENANCE RECORD FILTER CHANGE AND MAINTENANCE RECORD Purchase date _________________________________________ DATE FILTERS CHANGED MAINTENANCE SIGNATURE Cleaning Prefilter Repair_________ ____ /____/ ____ Carbon RO Membrane Postfilter Other__________ Cleaning Prefilter Repair_________ ____ /____/ ____ Carbon RO Membrane Postfilter Other__________ Cleaning...
  • Page 26 / 25 FILTER CHANGE AND MAINTENANCE RECORD DATE FILTERS CHANGED MAINTENANCE SIGNATURE Cleaning Prefilter Repair_________ ____ /____/ ____ Carbon RO Membrane Postfilter Other__________ Cleaning Prefilter Repair_________ ____ /____/ ____ Carbon RO Membrane Postfilter Other__________ Cleaning Prefilter Repair_________ ____ /____/ ____ Carbon RO Membrane Postfilter...
  • Page 28 For purchase related questions, please contact the seller. For all other inquiries please contact: PuricomUSA.com 1-800-803-4551 ZIP video walkthroughs and user guide: https://puricomusa.com/guide/...

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