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1) Starting for the First Time
A. To start the system, plug in the power adapter, then turn on the feed water adapter. Turn on
the faucet. Vibrations can be expected as the pump starts.
B.
Turn on the faucet and let it run for about 15 minutes to flush the system. This should be
done each time the filters are changed.
C. During this process, carefully check all fittings for secure connections.
D. Once the rinsing is completed, turn it off and check for leaks again. If no leaks are present,
the system is ready for use.
2) Routine Maintenance
• If the system will not be used for an extended period of time (1 week or longer), remove the
filter and seal it with plastic wrap. Store the sealed filter in the fridge to protect the system
against microbiological growth. To start the system again after the period of non-use, flush
the system for at least 10 minutes OR change the filters.
• Meanwhile, disconnect the water supply, drain the system, and disconnect the power.
• Follow the recommended filter replacement schedule. Replace the filter as soon as the
indicator is on. Note that the filter life depends on the number of people in the household and
the water source quality. Failure to replace the filter based on the recommended schedule will
void the warranty and can cause damage to the system or potential health hazards.
3) Replacing the Filters
A. Disconnect the water supply and turn on the faucet to drain the remaining water in the system.
B. Remove the magnetic front panel by lifting it from the bottom.
C. Press the filter release button on the filter that needs to be replaced; the filter will be released
and pop out. Remove the used filter from the slot.
D. Insert the new filter into the slot all the way to the end. The release button will click when it
is in position.
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