GE Homespring Operation Manual page 9

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Stand the system upright carefully.
NOTE: Cut open the plastic bag before standing the system
upright.
WARNING:
care. The outside surfaces of the system may be
slippery with a food-grade preservative used in the
manufacturing process.
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The backpluse tank has been pre-pressurized to
approximately 30-35 psi from the factory. Confirm the
backpulse tank pressure. If the backpulse tank pressure is less
than 30 psi, add air using a pump. Recheck the pressure after
15 minutes to ensure that there are no leaks in the backpulse
tank.
Digital Air
Pressure
Gauge
Valve Cap
figure 6
WARNING:
must be used and securely anchored. Failure to do so
may result in damage to the system and will void all
warranties.
WARNING:
and set backpulse tank pressure. The Homespring
system must be empty when checking pressures.
Handle the system with
Backpulse
Tank
The Homespring base
Be sure to always verify
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The pressure may require adjustment depending on the
water system of the home. Refer to the table below to ensure
proper tank pressure. Air can be added or released from the
air bladder valve as required. Backpulse tank pressure should
be set approximately 5 psi below outlet pressure.
Application/Pump Set-points
Municipal
Pump (20 psi low - 40 psi high)
Pump (30 psi low - 50 psi high)
Pump (40 psi low - 60 psi high)
WARNING:
backpulse tank to greater than 35 psi. Higher pressures
may cause the tank's bladder to burst, leading to
ineffective daily cleaning. Ineffective cleaning can
greatly reduce the life of the system, leading to
personal injury, illness, and/or death.
Once the backpulse tank pressure is checked, adjusted, and
set, record final pressure on the service tag and on Page 3 of
this Manual.
Backpulse Tank
Pressure
30-35 psi (207 kPa)
20 psi (140 kPa)
30 psi (207 kPa)
30-35 psi (207 kPa)
Do not pressurize the
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