Instructions / Assembly

4. Test for leaks at this point: Close the Ball Valve by turning the “handle” to the vertical position, this will

shut-off the feed water. Then, turn ON the cold water supply, watch to see if there is water leaking at the

connection. If there is leakage, re-examine the connection and try applying more Teflon tape or more

tightening at the connections.

Ball Valve: The Feed Water Ball Valve allows you to shut-off feed water to the RO system without shut-

ting off the cold water supply to your sink. When installation is complete, please remember

to Open the Ball Valve to let the feed water through. To open valve: Turn the “handle” to the

horizontal position.

Step 2: Drain Saddle Installation

Note: To avoid annoying drainage noise, mount drain line as low as possible on the vertical tailpiece, or on

horizontal tailpiece.

There is constant water pressure “packed” inside the RO system which blocks the waste water from backing-

up into the system. So the waste water is “forced-drained”, not “gravity-drained”.

1. See Fig. 3. The drain saddle assembly should be installed above the trap and on the vertical or horizon-

tal tailpiece. To reduce the drainage noise, mount the drain line as low as possible above the trap, or on

the horizontal tailpiece.

MOUNT DRAIN

SADDLE AT

EITHER

LOCATION

Fig. 3