Table of Contents
Advertisement
Inspection & Preparation
IMPORTANT!
!
Before installing the system, check and test the main water supply valve. If it doesn't shut off the water
fully, we recommend contacting a licensed plumber to fix it first.
WARNING!
If your system is on metal plumbing (like copper or galvanized metal), its plastic parts will disrupt the
system's electrical continuity. This means any stray electricity from poorly grounded appliances or
potential plumbing reactions can't be grounded through the metal pipes. Some homes are wired so
appliances ground through the plumbing. Before using your system, install a grounded "jumper wire"
to restore conductivity. (See page 8: Installation Diagram.)
WARNING!
Electric hot water tanks: Turn off the power to the unit first to avoid damage.
Well water: Power off the well water pump and then shut off the main water supply valve.
Installation Safety Guide
• Handle with care when moving the water filtration system. Do not turn upside down, drop, drag,
or set on areas with sharp protrusions.
• All tanks have level-adjusting "floating" tank bases. Some applications may not have a level surface
to place the tank. The floating base allows the tank to be leveled within the base and ensures proper
operation. The base may shift during shipping. It can be adjusted back to level by lifting the tank
up no higher than 5" - 10", and letting it drop.
INCORRECT
6
CORRECT
INCORRECT
Have questions? Call 1-800-980-3335
CORRECT
Advertisement
Table of Contents
