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- Page 1 BEV-300 Series ™ OWNER’S MANUAL Includes installation and maintenance information for the BEV-300 Series Pure Water Appliances. ™...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Getting Started . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Setting Up Your BEV System . - Page 4 Under the copyright laws, this manual may not be copied, in whole or in part, without the written consent of Pure Water Systems, Inc. Every effort has been made to ensure that the information in this manual is accurate. Pure Water Systems, Inc. is not responsible for printing or clerical errors.
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Page 5: Getting Started
C H A P T E R Getting Started Thank you for purchasing this quality water purification system by Pure Water Systems. Every PWS ™ BEV-300 Series system combines the most efficient water treatment methods available to achieve a very specific result—totally pure water meeting the rigorous Vincent (BEV) standards for bio- compatibility. -
Page 6: Unpack The System
Unpack the System Contents include: Chrome Faucet Assembly Storage Tank Main Filter Assembly Tank Ball Valve GAC Post Filter Deionization Module w/ Feed Water Saddle Valve clamp & fittings Drain Saddle Valve Owner’s Manual Ice Maker Tee Tubing Required tools Hi Speed Drill #2 Phillips Screw Driver ¼"... -
Page 7: Installing The Chrome Faucet Assembly
Dremmel® tool and silicon grinding wheel (about ¾" circle). Then, use a standard Figure 1, Pure Water Faucet (see detail in Appendix C) ½" high-speed drill bit to drill hole through metal portion of sink. (See Figure 2, right) Alternately, Hi Speed Dremmel Tool use a “glass and tile carbide... -
Page 8: Installing The Drain Saddle Valve
3) Pierce the copper tubing by turning the needle valve handle clockwise until it is firmly seated. 4) The valve is closed in this position. Turn on the MAIN supply valve to pressurize cold water line. Immediately check for any signs of leaks. 5) Set aside compression fittings for later use connecting yellow feed tubing to system. -
Page 9: Preparing To Mount The Main Assembly
preparing to Mount the Main Assembly When possible we recommend mounting the main assembly on the left sidewall of the cabinet, but this is not a requirement. It is not required the system be mounted at all—many owners choose to let the main assembly stand unsupported on the floor of the cabinet. -
Page 10: Mounting The Deionization Module
Mounting the Deionization Module The deionization (DI) module can be placed anywhere convenient inside the cabinet. Keep the distance between the main assembly, storage tank, and DI module as short as possible. The DI module can be mounted horizontally (preferred) or vertically. If mounted vertically, the outlet should be at the bottom. -
Page 11: Connect Cold Water Supply Line
Connecting tubing to John Guest Speedfit® Fittings BEV Series systems make extensive use of John Guest Speedfit fittings. These high quality ™ ® components provide secure, leak free seals and make it easy to connect and disconnect tubing with- out the use of tools. Refer to diagrams on page 30, Appendix C. -
Page 12: Connect Di Module To Main Assembly
Connect Di Module to Main Assembly blue Measure and cut a length of tubing to connect the reverse osmosis (RO) water outlet on the main assembly to the INLET of deionization module. Typically, this tubing is routed behind the main assembly. Insert tub- ing into fittings and secure with red lock clips provided. -
Page 13: Connect Di Module To Storage Tank
Connect Di Module to Storage tank With the tank in position, measure and cut a blue length of tubing to connect the OUTLET of the DI module and the “T” connector on the tank ball valve. (See Figure 17, right) Figure 17, DI Module to Storage Tank Connection Connect GAC post Filter between Storage tank and Faucet Refer again to the diagram on page 31 in Appendix C. -
Page 14: Flushing
(The gauge will read zero when the system is idle.) Drain off some water at the Open - Flush pure water faucet until you hear water begin to flow and there is pressure on the gauge. Closed - Production b) Move the flush valve to the “Open—Flush”... -
Page 15: Getting To Know Your Bev System
Flow is lengthwise, not radial, for maximum contact time and organic adsorption. Pure Water Systems has chosen to use twin carbon filters in this stage where every other manufacturer uses only a single cartridge. By using twin cartridges we insure complete removal of organic contaminates including pesticides, herbicides, and other hydrocarbon based compounds. -
Page 16: Deionization Module
The osmotic force is directly proportional to the concentration of dissolved solids in the water. When the water pressure is equal to the osmotic force, there will be no movement of pure water molecules across the semi-permeable reverse osmosis membrane. A minimum of 45 PSI is required. -
Page 17: Sediment
water reaches your tap. Typically, the residual concentrations of chlorine in household water range from 0.5 to 1.0 parts-per-million (ppm). Besides being toxic, chlorine will degrade the TFC reverse osmosis membrane. Therefore, it is es- sential to remove chlorine from your tap water before it reaches the RO membrane. Your BEV system includes a pre-filter containing a carefully chosen grade of granular activated carbon (GAC) which will very effectively remove chlorine from your tap water. -
Page 19: Maintenance And Servicing
After 12 months of use, it is time to replace the sediment pre-filter, the twin GAC carbon filters, and the Deionization Module to insure your system continues to produce water within BEV param- eters. Replacement modules can be ordered directly from Pure Water Systems via our web site at http://www.purewatersystems.com. -
Page 20: Replacing The Sediment Pre-Filter
1) Remove the contents from beneath the kitchen sink where the filter assembly is located. 2) Turn off the cold water supply line. 3) Drain ALL the water from the storage tank by opening the sink mounted faucet. 4) Close the faucet and the ball valve on the top of the storage tank. 5) Open the Flush Valve (relieves pressure) 6) Place a towel beneath the pre-filter/RO assembly—it will absorb the small amount of water that will spill from the modules as they are changed out. -
Page 21: Returning The System To Service
The next step will disinfect and sterilize the storage tank: 6) Carefully place a few drops of regular household bleach into the tubing that connects the outlet of the DI module with the storage tank before connecting the tubing to the DI module. (As the tank fills with water for the first time, it will be subjected to a strong but continually diluting solution of chlorine.) Alternate disinfection procedure:... -
Page 23: Frequently Asked Questions
The best method is to measure the resistivity (conductivity) of the RO water and compare it to the tap water. You can invest in a resistivity meter (available from Pure Water Systems) or you can send samples to us for analysis. (Poor rejection rates may also be an indication of a clogged pre-filter, so check that filter first.) A large increase in the production rate is also an indication of membrane failure,... - Page 24 This question reflects one of the common myths that are found in the water industry. It has no basis in fact or physiologic science. Pure water does perform a valuable function by helping the body eliminate wastes and unused minerals that have been excreted from cellular tissues, but it does not “leach”...
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Page 25: Limited Warranty
Upon notice, we will repair or replace covered defective parts, free of charge. If it is necessary to ship the product to Pure Water Systems or bring it to a dealer for service, the buyer must pay for any shipping or travel costs. -
Page 26: How State Law Relates To The Warranty
You Can Get Service Contact Pure Water Systems customer service department for instructions and to obtain a returned materials authorization number (RMA#) before returning the defective part or product. Pure Water Systems, Inc. Customer Service Dept. 5707 238th Place N.E. -
Page 27: Appendix A, Specifications
You can obtain specifics about your water supply from either your local water department or a water testing service like National Testing Labs (www.ntllabs.com). If the parameters of your water do not fall within the specified ranges as noted above, please contact Pure Water Systems or your local dealer for further treatment options. -
Page 29: Appendix B, Replacement Schedule
A P P E N D I X Replacement Schedule how to Order All parts and accessories are available on our web site at www.purewatersystems.com Replacement Components Module Replacement Schedule Part No. Sediment Pre-filter Annually (or as needed) PWS-BEV300-SED Unidirectional GAC Pre-filter Annually PWS-BEV300-GAC Deionization Module... - Page 30 Module Date Replaced Replacement Schedule...
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Page 31: Sink Mounted Faucet Assembly
A P P E N D I X CONNECtiONS Sink Mounted Faucet Assembly Take out plastic tube and insert faucet stem. Small black rubber gasket Chrome base plate Large black rubber gasket ½" Hole in sink Black Locating Washer (used where a ½" hole is available, reverse when mounting on stainless steel or when using a drilled hole) -
Page 32: John Guest Speedfit® Fittings
® Anatomy of a John Guest Speedfit Fitting Tubing End-stop Collet Internal O-Ring To Make a Connection: Insert tubing into fitting, past the internal O-Ring, until it bottoms out against the tubing end-stop. Pull on tubing to ensure a secure connection, then slide red Lock-Clip between collet and fitting. -
Page 33: Bev-300 Series Installation Diagram
BEV-300 Series installation Diagram ™ Sink Mounted Faucet Main Assembly Drain Saddle Valve Flush Valve Feed Water Valve Deionization Module Tank Ball Valve GAC Post-Filter Connections... - Page 35 A P P E N D I X SChEMAtiC...
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