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Technical Overview ...................................................................................................................................... 2
I. Important Notes ..................................................................................................................................... 2
II. Before You Purchase/Open .................................................................................................................. 2
III. Space Requirements ............................................................................................................................ 2
IV. Before You Begin Installation ............................................................................................................... 3
V. What is Reverse Osmosis ..................................................................................................................... 3
VI. Example Applications .......................................................................................................................... 3
VII. Installation with other Systems ............................................................................................................ 3
Installation Introduction ................................................................................................................................. 4
I. Site Preparation ..................................................................................................................................... 4
II. Installation - Mounting .......................................................................................................................... 4
III. Installation - Free-Standing ................................................................................................................. 4
IV. Installing Connections - Quick Connect ............................................................................................... 4
V. Filter Protection .................................................................................................................................... 5
VI. Drain/Waste ......................................................................................................................................... 5
VII. Cartridge Installation ........................................................................................................................... 5
(a) Pre-Filters ........................................................................................................................................ 5
(b) Membranes ...................................................................................................................................... 5
(c) Post Filters ....................................................................................................................................... 6
(d) De Ionising Post Filters .................................................................................................................... 6
Connecting the System................................................................................................................................. 6
I. Tubing .................................................................................................................................................... 6
II. Power.................................................................................................................................................... 6
Start Up & Operation .................................................................................................................................... 6
I. Commissioning ...................................................................................................................................... 6
II. General Operation ............................................................................................................................. 7
III. Automation ........................................................................................................................................... 7
Maintenance ................................................................................................................................................. 7
I. Replacement Parts................................................................................................................................. 7
II. Replacement Cartridges ....................................................................................................................... 7
III. Parts List .............................................................................................................................................. 8
Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................................................ 8
Semi Commercial Reverse
Osmosis Water Filter System
63L/Hr - GT1-12LS
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Page 1: Table Of Contents
Semi Commercial Reverse Osmosis Water Filter System 63L/Hr – GT1-12LS Contents Technical Overview ............................2 I. Important Notes ............................. 2 II. Before You Purchase/Open ........................2 III. Space Requirements ..........................2 IV. Before You Begin Installation ....................... 3 V. What is Reverse Osmosis ........................3 VI. -
Page 2: Technical Overview
Technical Overview I. Important Notes For correct operation of this appliance, it is essential to observe the manufacturer’s instructions. If this system is to be installed permanently as a POU or POE system, installation must be carried out by a qualified plumber or authorised technician to comply with Australian Plumbing Codes. -
Page 3: Before You Begin Installation
IV. Before You Begin Installation These RO units come pre-assembled on the bracket will all connections in place. These units are wet tested for leaking before they are sent to ensure there are no leaks due to assembly. Due to transit, fittings and other components may become loosened or damaged. -
Page 4: Installation Introduction
have higher incoming salt rather than higher hardness. For this reason, a water softener is installed behind an RO System. Due to the flow rates of a water softener, it will generally need to be installed in the following order: Feed Supply ... -
Page 5: Filter Protection
V. Filter Protection These systems are supplied with an inline Pressure Limiting Valve fitted to the inlet port of the system. This valve limits the pressure incoming to 50 psi (350 kPa). If your incoming pressure is below 350 kPa, you can remove the PLV as it may further reduce your incoming pressure. -
Page 6: (C) Post Filters
Start Up & Operation I. Commissioning NOTE: New filtration systems will require a pre-flush before being used. The GT1-12LS system will need to run for at least 15 – 20 minutes before first use to clear and residue or fines from the filters. -
Page 7: General Operation
II. General Operation The rating of this Reverse Osmosis system is 400GPD as per the membrane specifications meaning this system is capable of approx. 1L/Min of water production, this will vary depending on water quality and a number of factors. The systems are designed to be run in a closed loop configuration where the system runs off a float switch or timer, this type of configuration allows for system downtime and helps extend the lifespan of the pump as the system is intermittently producing water When the system is installed in an open loop configuration and the pumps haven’t been allowed any... -
Page 8: Parts List
the water reducing the RO water back to a 0 TDS reading. The filter media will require changing once the TDS exceeds your required limit. To change the DI media: • Inline DI Filter: Disconnect the tubing from the inline filter and remove the filter from its mounting clamps. -
Page 9: Troubleshooting
2. Filter Blockage. 2. Individually remove each filter 1 at a time to determine at which point the water is unable to pass. Check to ensure that the filters are installed correctly in a vertical position and that they are unwrapped. 3. - Page 10 Pumps Stopped 1. Damaged or worn 1. The pump may require replacing if it has been overworked working out pump outside the manufacturer’s guidelines. 2. Power Supplies 2. Power surges may cause the power supply to short out. Faulty Other things include water leaking or overheating. An electrician can test the components to see if power is making it to the pumps.
- Page 11 12 months from date of sale. If applicable, FSA may cover the return freight in the form of a re-imbursement after the system has been inspected and confirmed it is a valid warranty claim.
- Page 12 ² Other products not manufactured or assembled by FSA are covered under the applicable manufacturer’s warranty. ³ FSA specifies recommended or required filter maintenance – see product information for further details. If a maintenance schedule is not specified, filter maintenance is required at least once per 12 month period.
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