GE GXRV10ABL01 Owner's Manual And Installation page 14

Step-by-step installation instructions.
Filtration Drain Connection Installations
Secondary Recommendation
(Use only if option A, B or C on page 13
is not possible.)
OPTION D.
DRAIN LINE ADAPTER INSTALLATION (Fig. 3D)
DO NOT install the drain line downstream of a
disposal or in a horizontal pipe. Install the provided
drain line adapter under the sink as shown.
The baffle-tee or y-connector shown must be in place
(purchase and install if necessary) to prevent a clog in
the Reverse Osmosis drain line. Route the drain line
from the air gap to the drain line adapter ensuring
that there are no dips, loops or low spots in the line,
which could result in a clogged drain line. The drain
line adapter should be aligned vertically so that the
hose connection points in a direction 45°off vertical.
(See Fig. 3E.) This installation MAY result in a slight
drain noise in the sink drain when the Reverse
Osmosis system is operating. Rotate the Drain Line
adapter tee assembly slowly until noise is minimized.
Generally, 180° opposite the existing horizontal
pipe/baffle-tee is a good orientation.
CAUTION!
DO NOT INSTALL DRAIN LINE ADAPTER
DOWNSTREAM FROM DISPOSER.
When installed, the tubing must not have any dips,
kinks, loops, etc. The tubing must be cut to length
to provide a straight routing from the faucet to the
drain (Fig. 3F). See instructions in the "Filtration
Drain Connection Installation" section for details
and options.
INCORRECT INSTALLATION WILL RESULT IN WATER
BACK-UP IN THE DRAIN LINE, WHICH WILL LEAK AT
THE FAUCET!
Fig. 3F.
Disposer
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Drain line
is straight
Drain line adapter
HOT COLD
Drain line adapter
in different line
from disposer
Fig. 3D.
Mandatory baffle-tee
or y-connector
From second
sink or disposer
Drain line connection should be 180°
opposite existing horizontal
pipe/baffle-tee as shown in diagram
Fig. 3E.
Proper drain line adapter orientation.
45°
From faucet air gap
Drain line
adapter
Drain line adapter