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king extreme precautions in everything related to ma-
terials and components that are going to be in contact.
2
Abrazadera para el desagüe de 40 mm
3
Adaptador y llave de paso de entrada
4
Attention: Avoid the risks of external contaminat
-ion of the equipment due to improper handling,
using gloves, hand sanitizing gel or washing your hands
as many times as necessary throughout the installa-
tion, start-up and maintenance of the equipment.
Install the drain collar, only in the RO version (image 2)
and the inlet adapter (image 3) and connect them to the
respective connectors of the IN (input) and OUT / DRA-
IN (drain) equipment, only in the RO version (image 4).
The drain tube can be directed up a maximum of 2.5
meters vertically and another 5 meters horizontally.
Some models include a connection for emptying from
the drip tray (see the Technical Manual), in this case this
tube must be directed to a drain that is at a lower hei-
ght than the tray since it will empty due to the weight
of water.
Caution: Some of the installation accessories
may vary depending on the model and region
where the equipment is distributed.
Use appropriate tools and sealants to ensure the tight-
ness of the connections.
6.1. Electrical connection
Before connecting the unit to the power supply, make
sure that the rear switch of the hot water system (HOT)
is in the OFF position. It should only be switched on
when the hot water tank is full of water.
7. ENJUAGUE DE LOS FILTROS DE CARBÓN
See chapter 6 of the Technical Manual to see how to
access the filters.
It is necessary to remove the granulated carbon dust
from the filters that is generated during transport and
handling of the equipment and corresponding cartrid-
ges. This dust must be removed as it could completely
or partially clog the reverse osmosis membrane, as well
as cause a malfunction of the equipment.
To do this, disconnect the tube that joins the outlet of
the last carbon pre-filter (there may be 1 or 2 depending
on the model) and the inlet to the membrane holder
(See indication A, in the flow chart of the Technical Ma-
nual). Feed the equipment hydraulically (by opening the
inlet valve) and electrically and direct this pipe towards
an external container or sink until the water runs clear
and the coal dust has been completely removed.
Attention: Do not flush the carbon pre-filters
through the front dispensers, as the carbon dust
to be removed would enter the equipment tanks,
and could cause them to malfunction and become dirty
and/or reduction of the useful life of certain compo-
nents.
On RO models; flush the post-filter, to do so connect
the output of the last carbon pre-filter (there may be
1 or 2 depending on the model) with the inlet of the
post-carbon (See indication B, in the flow chart of the
Technical Manual). Disconnect the post carbon outlet
tube (See indication C, in the flowchart of the Techni-
cal Manual). Feed the equipment hydraulically (by ope-
ning the inlet valve) and electrically and direct this tube
towards an external container or sink until the water
runs clear and the carbon dust from the post-filter has
been completely removed.
After washing the filters, leave all the tubes and compo-
nents in their original position and connections.
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