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Inspection
After unpacking your new RO system and all the components, we recommend that you thoroughly inspect all
fittings and tubing to ensure nothing has come loose during shipping. If any part appears cracked or broken
from shipping, do not proceed with installation and contact us directly.
Email: support@nuaquasystems.com
Phone: 1(888) 621-0460
Recommended Tools
Drill with a 1/4"
Open ended
Phillips
and 1/2" drill bit
wrench
screwdriver
System Requirements
System Operating Pressure:
45 - 80 PSI (No Pump Systems)
System Operating Pressure:
15 - 45 PSI
Incoming Water Temperature: 40° - 100°F (5°-38°C)
A Water Pressure Must Not Exceed 80PSI
Temperature must not exceed 100°F or go below 40°F
System is for indoor use only
Installation components
Drain saddle
RO Faucet
2 Nuts
2 Boltses
2 Drain
Foam
Clamp Halves
Gasket
Water Storage Tank
Color coded 1/4" Tubing
Tank is
pressurized
at 7-10 PSI
(on empty)
Leak stop valve
6
Razor blade
14 mm
wrench
(With Pump Systems)
Tank Ball Valve
Elbows
(no pump systems)
Teflon Tape
TDS Meter
Air
Valve
Filter Housing
Wrench
Tank
Stand
Feed Water
Adapter
Quick Connect Guide
Tubing/Fittings/
Plug Removal
If there is a retaining clip on the collet of the fitting
it must be removed first. Push and hold the collet
down to unlock the tubing and gently pull the tube/-
fitting/plug to remove it.
Install or Remove
Retaining Clips
To lock a tube in it's fitting make sure that it is fully
inserted. Slide the retaining clip between the collet
and fitting. Before tubing can be removed from a
fitting you must remove this clip first. To remove the
retaining clip simply pull the clip away from the
fitting until it slide completely out.
Insert Tubing
Push the tubing straight and level into the fitting.
When inserting the tubing make sure you push until
it stops to ensure the lock is activated. The tubing
will travel 5/8" into the fitting. Gently pull on the
tubing to check that the lock is activated.
NOTE:
Always check each connection
to make sure its secure
How to Cut Tubing
When cutting the supplied tubing its important to
use a sharp razor blade. Place the tubing on a flat
surface and cut straight through the tubing. All cuts
to your tubing must be perfectly straight to ensure
the best connections.
NOTE:
Improperly cut tubing may cause
a leak
Plug
Collet
Locking
Clip
Hold
Down
Pull Up
Unlocked
Locked
5/8"
5/8"
OK
X
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