User manual

Installation
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Water connection
Feed connection: The water purifier is connected to
cold water (2 - 40 °C) via the feed water hose. The
connection should be supplied with an easily accessible
shut-off valve, see fig. D.
If the connection is with new pipes or pipes that have not
been in use for an extended period, the water should be
allowed to run for a while before the hose is connected in
order to flush out sand and rust.
1. Check that the black washer is in position
in the connection on the feed water hose's
straight end.
2. Screw the feed water hose’s straight end
onto the shut-off valve as shown in fig. D.
If the 3/4” hose connection does not fit, it
can be changed to a 1/2” connection using
the adapter supplied. Put the black washer
in the adapter and screw the adapter onto
the shut-off valve for feedwater. Screw the
feed water hose onto the adapter.
Reject water outlet connection: The flushing water
passes via the reject water hose to the reject water
outlet. The hose may be extended up to 4 m, and the
minimum internal diameter is 13 mm.
The connection is made to the water trap via
the dishwasher drain or simular connections.
If the reject water outlet spigot is already
connected, the intermediate section should
be changed to one with two spigots. The
reject water outlet spigot is placed before
the water trap. Affix the hose as shown in
fig. E securely with the aid of the hose clip
bracket for the reject water hose.
The reject water hose should be placed
at least 50 mm above the water purifier’s
upper section and existing water trap
using the enclosed bracket.
Electrical connection
The water purifier should be connected to an earthed
electrical supply (220 V, 50 Hz and 10 A). We recommend
connection using a plug, as some operations require the
power supply to be temporarily interrupted. The plug
should also be easily accessible after installation.
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