FILTER REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE
NOTE: While performing filter changes it is recommended to have a towel handy to dry up any residual
water that may leak out from the system.
SYSTEM PREPARATION (pre-service check)
1. Turn OFF Storage Tank Valve.
2. Turn OFF Angle Stop Valve.
3. OPEN Faucet to relieve pressure.
CARTRIDGE REPLACEMENT
1. Using the supplied Filter Housing Wrench remove the filter housing.
2. Discard old cartridge.
3. Install new cartridge in system taking note of the direction of flow.
INLINE FILTER REPLACMENT
1. Remove tubing from the filter you wish to replace by first removing the optional red locking clip
(if applicable). Then push in the collet on the quick connect fitting while simultaneously pulling on
the tubing.
2. Replace the filter with the new unit taking note of the direction of flow.
3. Fully insert tubing back into fitting until it hits the internal stop.
4. Replace (optional) locking clip by sliding it in between collet and fitting. Make sure it is fully seated.
5. Give the tube a gentle tug to ensure proper connection.
MEMBRANE REPLACEMENT
1. Identify and remove the membrane housing from the filter bracket for easier service.
2. Follow the above method for removing the tubing.
3. Unthread the cap from the membrane housing. If overtightened, use a strap wrench for extra
leverage.
4. Remove membrane using a pair of pliers.
5. Clean membrane housing with a brush.
6. When installing the new membrane be sure to push the membrane into the housing as far as it
will go.
SYSTEM FLUSH (post-service check)
1. Turn ON Angle Stop Valve.
2. If any leaks are noted, turn OFF water source and correct before proceeding.
3. Water will slowly begin to drip out of the system Faucet. This will flush out the dust, debris, air
and odor from the system.
24-HOUR FLUSH NOTICE: In the normal production of these filter elements the use of different
materials are used to ensure optimal shelf life. As with any drinking water filtration product, we
recommend a thorough 24-hour flush of these elements to ensure optimal taste and water quality.
Failure to perform this procedure may extend the break in period.
4. Check all fittings to ensure proper fit.
5. OPEN Storage Tank Valve.
6. CLOSE Faucet.
CHECK FOR LEAKS DAILY DURING THE FIRST WEEK OF USE AND PERIODICALLY THEREAFTER.