Installation and Operation Guide
Parallel 202 &/or Surge Tank Retrofit Kit
EV9336-52
DESCRIPTION
The Parallel 202 Pre-Filter is designed to remove larger dirt particles (10 microns-nominal) from the incoming water to a high flow, high volume
fountain machine, a coffee maker and/or an ice machine in order to extend the life of the fine filters. The surge (accumulator) tank is a prepressurized, diaphragm-type tank designed to provide filtered water to a high flow, high volume fountain machine during peak periods when
increased gallons per minute (GPM) and pounds per square inch (PSI) requirements are demanded.
BENEFITS/FEATURES
Pre-Filter
• Ideal for water supplies with excessive dirt loads.
• Reduces dirt and other particulate matter in supply water through pre-filter.
• Water meter determines water demand and usage for all beverage using equipment.
Surge Tank
• Assures a 12 gallon reserve for the extra capacity surge tank and 5 gallon reserve for the standard capacity surge tank of filtered water during
peak demands.
SPECIFICATIONS
Refer to the following table for the most important Pre-Filter and Surge Tank characteristics and part numbers:
CHARACTERISTIC PREFILTER SURGE TANK (standard) SURGE TANK (extra capacity)
Dimensions (overall)
Inlet Connection 3/4" NPT female 3/4" NPT male 3/4" NPT male
Max. Flow Rate 10 gpm 10 gpm 10 gpm
Min. Pressure 10 psi 10 psi 10 psi
Max. Pressure 90 psi (non-shock) 100 psi (non-shock) 100 psi (non-shock)
Max. Temperature
(cold water use only)
Shipping Weight 321⁄2 pounds 28 pounds 35 pounds
Operating Weight 411⁄2 pounds 68 pounds 133 pounds
Part Number EV9100-24 EV9336-50 EV9336-51
261⁄16" H x 283⁄4" W x 81⁄2" D
(21⁄2" additional height required
for cartridge change out)
100˚F (38˚C) 100˚F (38˚C) 100˚F (38˚C)
153⁄8" Dia. x 22" H 153⁄8" Dia. x 315⁄8" H
The indention system employed in the description column permits the determination of the next higher assembly to which the part pertains and
also the detail parts which comprise any assembly. Assemblies are listed first with component parts of each assembly listed with the indention of
one additional space.
Index No. Part No. Description Quantity per Assy.
EV9100-24 Pre-filter, parallel 202 1
*1 EV3098-41 Sump 2
*2 EV9108-40 Cartridge, ec-204 (package of 6) 2
*3 EV3097-09 Kit, o-ring (package of 3 #ev3093-50 o-rings)
*4 EV3093-53 Wrench, sump 1
*5 EV3034-83 Ball valve 1
*6 EV3100-93 Water meter 1
**7 EV3047-10 Tubing, plastic (bulk length) As required
**8 EV3099-62 Clamp, tubing As required
**9 EV3057-83 Connector, 3/4” npt x 3/.4” Barb 2
*10 EV3092-54 Pressure relief (part of 3101-08 cap) 2
* EV9336-51 Surge tank, extra capacity 1
* EV9336-50 Surge tank, standard 1
*11 EV3034-83 Ball valve 1
*12 EV3047-10 Tubing, plastic (bulk length) 120”
*13 EV3099-62 Clamp, tubing 2
Note: ** items not included with parallel 202 pre-filter system due to variability of installations.
EV3100-91C FE05
Figure 1. Parallel 202 Pre-Filter and/or Extra Capacity Surge Tank or Standard Surge Tank Retrofit Kit
PARALLEL-202 PRE-FILTER (EV9100-24)
INSTALLATION
1. Shut off water and electrical power to all affected food service equipment.
It is important that the installation of the pre-filter be clean and sanitary. All water-contact parts shall be immersed in chlorinated water (a
capful of bleach per bucket of water) at the start of the installation procedure.
2. Disconnect electrical power and water from the high flow filter system to be served by the Parallel-202 Pre-Filter. Close the inlet water ball
valve on the high flow filter system. Disconnect the inlet water line from the high flow filter system ball valve.
3. Select a suitable location near the high flow filter system (not to exceed maximum of 10 ft.) for mounting the pre-filter and install mounting
hardware 16" apart (pre-filter mounting plate may be used as a template). The pre-filters overall dimensions are 261⁄16" high x 283⁄4" wide x 81⁄2"
deep. Allow at least 21⁄2" below the pre-filter to change out the cartridges. Be sure the mounting hardware is capable of supporting 42 pounds
(pre-filter weight when in service).
4. Unscrew both sumps from the pre-filter using the sump wrench, if necessary. Do not lose the O-ring seals. Remove the cartridges and set
aside with the sumps and O-rings (if removed).
NOTE: Be sure to use a high quality pipe joint compound or Teflon® tape on all threaded connections.
5. Install a 3/4" NPT x 3/4" barb connector into the the outlet tee of the pre-filter and the inlet water ball valve on the high flow filter system.
6. Measure distance between the barbs on the connectors and cut tubing (not supplied) to this length plus an additional 2". Slide two tubing
clamps (not supplied) onto the tubing and install the tubing ends fully onto the connector barbs (not supplied). Fully tighten the tubing clamps
to secure the tubing onto each connector barb.
7. Check that the sump O-ring is lubricated. If additional lubricant is required use only a high grade silicone lubricant. Install the O-ring in its
respective groove in the sump, remove protective wrap, position the cartridge on the guide seat in the bottom of the sump, then firmly screw
the sump into the cap and tighten with the provided sump wrench. DO NOT USE A PIPE WRENCH. Repeat this procedure for the second
cartridge and sump.
8. Connect the inlet water line disconnected from the inlet water ball valve on the high flow filter system the inlet water ball valve on the prefilter.
9. Turn on water to the pre-filter, place the pre-filter ball valve in the ON position (handle parallel to water flow), and press the red pressure
relief button on one cap to open the pressure relief valve, purging air from the high flow filter system. When water vents out, release the
button and repeat for the pressure relief on the second cap.