Replacing The Filter Cartridge; Maintenance And Cleaning - Brita Mypure Instructions For Use Manual

III. Replacing the filter cartridge
Step 7: Commissioning
Before use, make sure that you have followed all the steps
correctly and all the parts are fitted. Place a suitable container
under the cartridge to catch any leakages.
A Turn on the cold and hot water supplies and check the system
carefully for any leaks.
B Open the BRITA water filter tap and allow water to run until the
filtered water runs clear and without any bubbles (at least 1 litre).

Replacing the filter cartridge

If the maximum volume is reached or the cartridge has been used
for maximum time from commissioning, the BRITA Cartidge Status
Indicator will flash red to remind you that the cartridge needs to be
replaced. (The maximum cartridge lifetime is stated in the technical
data overview, see page 10)
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Read the Operating and Safety Information (chapter 9) prior
to exchange of filter.
The filter cartridge can be pivoted by 90° in the wall mount
bracket for easy removal. When the locking handle is open,
the water supply to the cartridge is interrupted, without the
need to turn off the angle valve.
Replacing the filter cartridge (see fig. 8):
A Open the locking handle (3).
B To release the pressure in the system, first place a suitable
container under the flush hose to catch any water, then open the
flush valve (2). Close the flush valve (2) again.
C Remove the exhausted filter cartridge (4) from the filter head (5).
D Insert the new filter cartridge (see step 6, chapter 2)
E Close the locking handle (3)
F Reset the BRITA Cartridge Status Indicator (see step 2, chapter 2)
G Open the BRITA branded lever on your BRITA tap and run
through until the filtered water runs clear and without any
bubbles (at least 1 litre).
Activating the BRITA Cartridge Status Indicator
A Push the reset button (see fig. 4) of the BRITA Cartridge Status
Indicator for three seconds until the LED-light flashing green.
B The timer starts automatically.
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IV. Maintenance & Cleaning
Important Notes - Risk of damage!
Regularly check the filter system for leaks. Regularly check the
hoses for kinks. Kinked hoses must be replaced.
Prior to exchanging the filter system, read the Technical Data
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(chapter 6) and the Operating and Safety Information
(chapter 7).
Regularly clean the outside of the filter system with a soft, damp
cloth.
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Do not use any abrasive chemicals, cleaning solutions or
astringent cleaning agents.
It is recommended to reguarly clean the tap and the aerator as
needed. Use a mild detergent and suitable microfiber cloth to clean
the surface of the tap, especially as limescale from unfiltered water
can build up around the aerator. The frequency of cleaning the
aerator depends on the water hardness. To reliably remove dirt and
limecale unscrew the tap end and remove the aerator.