Sanitizing the system and lines – A.J. Antunes & Co TAC-02 9700906 User Manual

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TAC-02 SySTem (P/N 9700906)

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P/N 1011030 Rev. A 03/12

iNLeT WATeR PLumBiNG
The plumbing leading to the TAC System must be flushed clear

of all debris before connecting to the inlet connection of a water

system. Hold a bucket at the inlet water line and slowly open

the inlet water valve. Allow the pipe to flush until all debris is

removed.

mouNTiNG THe SySTem
Before mounting the TAC System, please consider the items

listed below:

• The Housing must be mounted with sufficient access for

element replacement. The Housing is 24 inches tall. An

additional 2 inches should be allowed below the bowl to

allow proper access when changing elements.

• The kit must be mounted with hardware capable of support-

ing 10 lbs or more of weight.

• The mounting bracket supplied with the system must be

mounted in the UP position (See Figure 2). The bracket

comes with short screws for attaching to the head and long

screws for attaching the bracket to the wall.

NoTe: only the short screws should be used for mounting

the Head to the Bracket.

• The Head can be mounted with the inlet on the left or on

the right. When the inlet is on the left, the red pressure

relief button is on the left. Refer to Figure 2 for help in locat-

ing the Inlet and Outlet ports.

• The TAC System must be installed upstream of all equip-

ment using hot water.

• The inlet water should only be connected to the “INLET”

port on the Head. The filtered water should only be con-

nected to the “OUTLET” port on the Head. See Figure 2.

Attach the mounting bracket to the Head

BeFoRe attaching to

the wall.

ATTACHiNG To THe iNLeT
Both the Inlet and Outlet connections have a 3/4” NPT female

thread. Be careful not to overtighten a fitting into the Head.

Plastic fittings are recommended for connecting to the Head.

Use a pipe thread sealant approved for use in drinking water

applications with plastic fittings.

Sanitizing the System and Lines

INLET

OUTLET

Red Pressure

Relief button

Attach Bracket to

Wall in this position

Figure 2. mounting Bracket (up Position oNLy)

CAuTioN

Do NoT connect the inlet water to the outlet port on the

head.

The plumbing must be sanitized to eliminate possible contami-

nation that may have occurred during the installation process.

Liquid chlorine bleach (regular bleach, unscented 6% sodium

hypochlorite) can be used to sanitize the plumbing. The amount

of bleach to use depends on the system installed and the

amount of plumbing downstream of the TAC System. Generally

10 drops (one-half ml) of bleach is sufficient to sanitize the bowl

and associated plumbing.

NoTe: When sanitizing the TAC System, make sure the TAC

cartridge is not installed or is removed from the housing

before sanitizing.

CAuTioN

make sure the follow any handling or safety instructions

supplied with the bleach.

1. Direct the water line from the outlet of the Head to a

drain.

2. Unscrew the Housing counter clockwise to remove the

Housing from the Head.

3. Pour the liquid chlorine bleach into the bowl.

4. Screw the Housing (containing the bleach) into the Head.

Tighten the bowl until it stops. The Housing will come to a

hard stop at the end of the thread. Use the filter wrench if

necessary. Do not overtighten the housing.

5. Slowly turn on the water supply and pressurize the sys-

tem. Allow water to flow out of the Housing until the odor

of bleach is present.

6. Turn off the water supply and let the system stand without

water flow for at least 15 minutes to allow the bleach to

sanitize the pipes.

7. After 15 minutes without water flow, turn on the water

supply and flush until the presence of bleach is gone.

8. Shut off the water supply and depressurize the system.

NoTe: Refer to document 1011029, provided with this

system, for instructions on replacing and rinsing the TAC

Cartridge.

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