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- CARE OF YOUR REVERSE OSMOSIS SYSTEM -
2. Remove
(turn to the left) the sump from the filter
head,
Be careful...the
sump is full of water,
3. Remove
mid disc_d
the RO c_tridge
in a proper
manner.
Ftush the hlsides
of the sump
with fresh wa-
ter. Do not lose the large
o-ring
seals.
Note: Sanitizing
is recommended
after servicing
in-
ner
parts
of the
system (see page 9).
4. Insert
new
RO cartridges
with
o-ring
seals
to-
wards
the top, and with lubricated
o-ring
in place,
turn
to the right
to reattach
the sump.
5. Remove and replace batteries
to reset counter and
timer, (monitor models),
6. Purge the RO membrane
car&i@
following
instr_tc-
tions on page 9.
FLOW
CONTROL
The flow control is _dtal for proper
operation
of the
RO membrane
cartridge,
The control
keeps water
flow tlmmgh
the membrmle
at the needed rate to ob-
tNn the best quality product water,
Periodically
check the flow" control
to be sure the
small hole through
it is dean and unrestricted,
FIG. 10 ]
drain port
flow (control)insert
J
114"tubin9
TO
DRAIN
TUBING
CONNECTION
(,all push-in
fitting
locations)
This RO system
includes
push-in
fittings
for quick
tubing
connection
at most
locations.
If working
with
the fittings,
do the following.
Connection
(FIG. 11 - A):
1. Use a sharp
cutter
or knife to cut the end of tubing
square.
2. Inspect
the end (about
1") of the tubing
to be sure
there
are no nicks,
scratches
or other rough
spots.
If
needed,
cut the tubing
again.
3. Push tubing
through
the collet mid all the way into
fitting.
Full engagement
is 11/16"
for 1/4"
tubing,
and 3/4"
for 3/8"
tubing.
If using
tubing
other
than
tubing
supplied
with
the
system,
be sure it is of high
qualit?;
exact
size and
roundness
with a smooth
surface.
continued
13
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Kenmore Water Line
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