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- CARE OF YOUR REVERSE OSMOSIS SYSTEM -
TUBING
CONNECTION
(continued)
If tubing
other than
tubing
supplied
with the system
is used,
be sure it is of high
quality,
exact size and
roundness
with a smooth
surface.
AUTOMATIC
SHUTOFF
SERVICE
If the shutoff
assembly
requires
service,
be sure
to
reassemble
parts
exactly
as shown
in FIG. 12, and to
reconnect
tubing
as shown
on pages
10 and 16.
To Disconnect
Tubing:
Push
the collet inward
and
hold with
a finger
while
pulling
the tubing
out.
FIG. 11 ]
cut tubing s_uare
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end of tubing round and
smooth,
with no cuts,
nicks or flat spots
Tubing correctly cut and connected
collet ..._ [_
11116" (1/4" tubing
'
engagement
r11- 3/4. (3/8. tubing)
tubin
collet (depress to
remove tubing)
Replacing collet end
o-ring seal
Push o-ring seal in to
bottom of port, then
follow with collet.
tting
collet
Changing
CoUet and O-ring
(FIG. 11):
1. With a small
screwdriver
remove
the collet and o-
ring from the fitting.
2. Be sure the port
is clean,
then lubricate
and insert
the o-ring
seal to the bottom
of the port.
3. Push
the coUet inward
until it locks in place.
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CAUTION
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DO
NOT
USE VINEGAR
OR OTHER
ACID
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BASEDCLEANERSONTHISROSYSTEM.
THEY
I
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SOME RO SYSTEM PARTS. AL-
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[ WAYS USE SOAP AND WATER.
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t
1
I This reverse osmosis
system contains a replaceable
I
] treatment
component
critical for effective removal
I
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dissolved
solids.
The water
should
be
[
I tested periodically
to verify the system is perform-
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[ ing satisfactorily.
[
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FIG. 12 ]
screw (4)
SHUTOFF
ASSEMBLY
f<_>_
Tee Fitting,
./
1/4" NPT x 3/8"
_- _
Tube
diaphragm
O
plunger (_
diaphragm
O
Elbow fitting turns__/_'_
int° OUT P°rt'_
_,
Male Connector,
,, _
/ 1/8"NPTxl/4"Tube
Male Elbow, I/8
_
..._...
/
.PTx 1/4"Tob+ng
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collet
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