Star Upflow filter User Manual

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
UPFLOW FILTERS
FW0237
0611
Supersedes
0310
Bypass Position: Valve 1 - Closed Valve 2 - Open Valve 3 - Closed
Illustration A
SPECIFICATION CHART A
S07UF1016BW UN10 UN20
Application
Mineral Used Carbon*1 Cu. Ft. Calcite** 1 Cu. Ft. Calcite** (2) Cu. Ft.
Gravel Underbed 20 lbs. 20 lbs. 30 lbs.
Taste, Odor, & Chlorine Removal
(Wide Range of Applications)
Acid Neutralizer Acid Neutralizer
Flow Rate (Continuous) 5 GPM 5 GPM 7 GPM
Total Space Required
(Inches)
Approx. Ship Weight
With Mineral & Gravel
*Mineral needs replaced approximately every three years with carbon and gravel underbed. ** Mineral needs replenished approximately every year with 136372 Calcite.
95 North Oak Street • Kendallville, IN 46755
10” x 46” 10” x 46” 12" x 54"
63 lbs. 133 lbs. 188 lbs.
139373
UPFLOW FILTERS
A. SPECIFICATIONS
UN10 UN20
Max. Operating Pressure
Min. Operating Pressure
Max. Operating Temperature
Plumbing Port Pipe Size
See Chart A for further specications. Refer to Illustration A
100 psi 100 psi
20 psi 20 psi
100ºF 100ºF
3/4" NPT 1" NPT
B. UNPACKING
Check label located on outside of tank carton against cartons received. The large carton contains the filter tank, gravel and manifold valve. Mineral is packaged separately.
C. LOCATION
For complete customer satisfaction, all water in the home should be filtered, with the exception of the outside faucets. Select a location near the water service inlet. On a private system, locate the filter after the pres­sure tank.
D. INITIAL MINERAL FILLING
E. WATER SUPPLY CONNECTIONS
Inlet and outlet connections are 3/4” NPT for UN10 and 1" NPT for UN20 and are marked on the valve manifold. See installation dia­gram. Turn off the water supply and connect the supplied installation hoses, one end to the manifold valve and the other end to the plumbing. Connect the remaining optional valves and fittings as shown in Illustration A. Install the recommended in-line strainer. This strainer is optional and not provided with the equipment.
F. STARTING THE UNIT
Close by-pass valve and open outlet valve. Also open a cold water faucet after the filter. Remove the strainer on faucet aerator if pres­ent. Slowly open the inlet valve to fill the mineral tank. Air will be expelled out the cold water faucet. Allow water to run out faucet for 10 minutes or until water clears.
CARBON UNITS ONLY: Initially, the water will be black from the carbon fines. It takes carbon a day or two to “wet out”, so periodic black color may appear during this time, par­ticularly when water is run at a high flow. Close faucet and open inlet faucet fully.
The tank must be loaded with mineral after being placed at the desired location. The filter tank can be loaded through the mineral tank plug. Place a funnel in plug hole. Pour sever­al gallons of water in the tank. Next pour in the mineral. The required quantity is shown on the specification Chart A.
Fill tank with water by using a garden hose or several buckets of water. This will permit the mineral to become soaked while finish­ing the installation. Replace the tank plug. Tighten snugly.
Replace the faucet aerator screen if removed. Check this screen if pressure drop or low flow is noticed during the first few days.
IMPORTANT: At start up, new mineral will entrain air into the water stream. This can cause the water to have a milky appearance. This is a normal, harmless condition that should last no more than a few days, depending on water usage.
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