Star Water Systems S07AF10 Filter User Manual

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4. WATER SUPPLY CONNECTIONS

Figure 2 shows typical installations. Inlet and outlet

connections are 3/4 inch pipe size and are marked with

raised arrows on the sides of the plastic valve. Turn off main

water supply and connect the pipes, valves and fittings.

CAUTION: IF COPPER PIPING WITH

SWEAT FITTINGS IS USED, DO NOT

SWEAT DIRECTLY INTO THE IN/OUT

MANIFOLD OF FILTER VALVE OR

BY-PASS VALVE. HEAT WILL DAMAGE

RUBBER AND PLASTIC PARTS.

5. DRAIN LINE CONNECTIONS

Install 1/2” I.D. plastic pipe or tubing from the hose barb

located on right side of main control valve to an open

drain. Do not connect the drain line directly to a sewer as

this would violate sanitary codes. A 4 inch gap between

the end of the drain line and a sewer is recommended.

Keep drain line as short as possible. An overhead drain

line can be used if necessary, but should discharge below

the main control valve if possible.

CAUTION: NEVER CONNECT DRAIN LINE

INTO A DRAIN, SEWER LINE OR TRAP.

ALWAYS ALLOW AN AIR GAP BETWEEN

THE DRAIN LINE AND THE WASTE WATER

TO PREVENT THE POSSIBILITY OF

SEWAGE BEING BACK SIPHONED.

6. ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

Automatic filters are equipped with a 6 ft., 115 volt,

grounded power cord. When the plug is inserted into a

properly grounded receptacle, it will guard the user against

electrical shock if the unit insulation should fail for any

reason.

Do not plug into an outlet controlled by a wall switch or a

pull chain that could be inadvertently turned off.

AUTOMATIC CONTROL VALVE

7. SETTING THE TIME CONTROL

Time of Day - Depress the red button, disengaging the large

gear. Turn the large gear until the actual time of day appears

at the Time of Day arrow. Note “AM” and “PM” selections on

the large gear and set the time accordingly. Release the red

button, making sure the gear is engaged.
Backwash Frequency - Set the days you want regeneration

to occur by sliding tabs on the skipper wheel outward to

expose fingers. By sliding one tab, the filter will backwash

every 12 days. Slide tabs 1 and 7 to backwash every 6

days.
Other Settings - The starting time of backwash is preset for

2:00 A.M. on each day for which skipper wheel tab is slid

out. All other settings such as Backwash, Rinse, and Fast

Rinse have been preset.

8. CONTROL VALVE POSITIONS

AUTOMATIC FILTER - The automatic control valve

must

be started in service position! The words “In Service” are

imprinted in the manual regeneration knob dial. Rotating the

manual knob CLOCKWISE will place the unit in the various

positions printed on the dial.
The positions printed on the dial and cycle times are as

follows:

DIAL READING

1. In Service
2. Regeneration
3. Rinse
4. Backwash
5. Pause
6. Rapid Rinse
7. Settle Rinse

CYCLE TIME

5 Min. Rinse
12 Min. Backwash
46 Min.Settling period
12 Min. Backwash
5 Min. Rinse

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