Grohe Blue Series Frequently Asked Questions

GROHE BluE
FREQUENTLY
ASKED QUESTIONS
SUBJECT
What is the minimum water hardness level
that the GROHE Blue Chilled & Sparkling
General
must operate in order to achieve proper
carbonization levels?
Where do I get information about water
General
hardness levels?
Can a GROHE Blue® Chilled & Sparkling
General be installed if a Water Softener System is
already in place?
Is an upgrade available from the GROHE
General Blue Pure to the GROHE Blue Chilled &
Sparkling?
General What is the GROHE Blue product warranty?
What kind of power is required for the
General
GROHE Blue faucet to work?
Where should the electronic power pack be
General
installed?
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QUESTION ANSWER
The minimum water hardness is 7 grains per gallon. The
magnesium level in this setting is required for carbonization
to occur.
Local information can be found with your local municipality and
water utility. You can also purchase home water analysis kits
from your local hardware store.
No. GROHE Blue® Chilled & Sparkling is not compatible with a
Water Softening System. The GROHE Blue® Chilled & Sparkling
cannot be used if a Water Softener System is also in use.
No. An upgrade is not available.
Electronic faucets, valves and controls carry a five (5) year
warranty. A one (1) warranty is extended to all filters, coolers,
and accessories. For full warranty information, please go to our
warranty page.
Power is required for the electronics that control the filter
indicator on the GROHE Blue® filter handle. If power is cut-off to
the GROHE Blue® Pure the lever will still provide filtered water
for the life of the filter. This is NOT the case for the GROHE Blue
Chilled & Sparkling. The faucet will not provide filtered and/or
carbonated water. However, if a power failure occurs you can
use the right handle to still get hot or cold mixed water.
The electronic pack should be installed in an area under the
sink with minimal obstruction. Any obstruction of the electronic
sensors can affect the accuracy of the unit.
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