KineticoPRO KPMF Operating Manual

KPMF & HPF Sanitization Cartridge

Getting started:

To begin you will need your KineticoPRO SANI
cartridge(s), preferred sanitizing/descaling agent (not included),
a bucket and a funnel.
NOTE: If you have a multi-head manifold configuration, you
will need a KineticoPRO SANI cartridge for EACH filter
cartridge position.

STEP #1 Drain Water Lines

a. Shut off inlet valve on manifold.
b. Position the bucket underneath the flush valve
excess water in the drain line. Discard excess water.
c. Open the flush valve 
release pressure. Leave open until water stops flowing out of the
drain line, then close the flush valve. If your system has two outlets,
repeat this process for the other outlet.

STEP #2 Remove Existing Filter(s)

a. Place bucket underneath each filter cartridge(s) before
removing to catch any excess water that may not have been
drained in the previous step. CAUTION: Filter contains water
and may be heavy.
For KPMF/SMF filters: Turn filter counterclockwise
(as viewed from bottom, reference Figure 2). Pull down
to remove.
For HPF filters: Turn filter clockwise (as viewed from bottom,
reference Figure 3). Pull down to remove.
b. Repeat step 2a until all existing filter(s) have been removed.

STEP #3 Add Your Sanitization/Descaling Agent

a. Remove top cap(s) from the SANI cartridge(s) before introducing
the sanitizing/descaling agent into each cartridge. Follow instructions
and personal protective gear recommendations for your preferred
sanitizing/descaling agent.
b. Introduce sanitizing/descaling agent into SANI cartridge by
funneling it to the outside of the black center tube (Pour agent where
green dotted line is in Figure 4). Fill cartridge leaving some space to
ensure that cartridge solution does not overflow when inserting
cartridge into manifold.
NOTE: The KPMF SANI cartridge has a volume of approximately
7 liters (1.8 gal), while the HPF SANI cartridge has a volume of
approximately 1.5 liters (0.4 gal).
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located on outlet side of manifold to
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