Replacement Components - Waterworld New Millennium Installation & Service Manual

5-stage reverse osmosis drinking water system with booster pump

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NOTE: ALWAYS MAKE SURE THAT O-RINGS ARE SEATED PROPERLY INSIDE SUMPS BEFORE

TIGHTENING CANISTERS.

Model

1st Stage

Millennium

DB-10-05

*Subject to change without notice

Stage 1) Sediment filter: This Pre-filter protects the system by reducing sediment from the water supply before

entering the Carbon Blocks and TFC membrane. The snow-white Sediment Filter should be changed when

the outside discolors but before the inner core discolors. The life of the Sediment Filter depends upon the

condition of the water supply and amount of water usage. Once you Millennium® RO system is installed, check

the Sediment Filter at 3 month intervals until a filter life is established and then changed accordingly. The

average life of a Sediment filter is 6 months.

Stage 2 - 3) Carbon Blocks: These Pre-filters protects the system by reducing chlorine, organic and inorganic

substance from the water supply before entering the TFC membrane. The average life of a Carbon Block

is 12 months.

Stage 4) TFC Membrane: The high quality Thin Film Composite Membrane uses a separation process that removes

ions, molecules and large particles from the water supply leaving high quality product water for consumption.

This TFC Membrane should be changed when the product water has contamination levels, usually measured in

TDS (Total Dissolved Solids) higher level than desired. The average life of a TFC Membrane is 24 to 36 months.

Although TFC membranes are designed for non chlorinated feed supply, your Millennium® RO system is

equipped with double carbon pre-filtration for chlorine reduction prior to the TFC membrane.

Stage 5) Carbon filter: This Post filter is designed to "polish" the product water by removing any remaining taste

and odor creating outstanding drinking water. This filter should be changed at least every 12 months or if

you experience an unusual taste or odor. The average life of a Post-Carbon is 12 months.

Head Assembly (sumps, housings, fittings, valves, and pump assembly) to be replaced every 7 years to ensure

optimum operating conditions and prevent consequential damage.

Drain your storage tank frequently to ensure the freshness of the water in the storage tank by lifting the faucet

handle into the open position until water flow stops from the tank. Return the faucet handle to the closed

position and the tank will refill in 2 hours.

Bladder Tank Pressure 7 to 8 psi without any water in the tank. To recalibrate all water must be drained from

the tank.

HOW TO MANUALLY FLUSH THE MEMBRANE

Manual Flushing: Flushing your system routinely (for 5 minutes each time) will enhance the

performance and prolong the life of the TFC membrane.

The Manual Flushing Device is located in between the Membrane Housing and the Post Carbon

on top of the Proline

Flushing Instructions:

1) Close tank valve

2) Open faucet handle

3) Rotate flushing ball valve to FLUSH position

for 5 minutes

4) Open tank ball valve and close faucet handle

5) Return flush ball valve to IN SERVICE posi-

tion (closed)