Installation steps – Kenmore DELUXE 625.3844 User Manual

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INSTALLATION STEPS

2. CAREFULLY, turn the compression fittings into
the water filter head inlet and outlet and tighten. Do
not cross-thread and damage the threads. Do not
overtighten and crack the head.

3. Remove the nut and brass ferrule from both com­
pression fittings and set aside. Using a tape measure
or ruler, measure the distance "D" as shown below.
Mark this dimension below so you do not forget.

D-

LN

0 UT

7

D -

Measure to shoulder inside of

fittings. Copper pipe butts

against this shouider.

4.

CAUTION: Turn off the water supply to the

main pipe. Open a high and low faucet in the water

system to drain the pipe.

5. On the main water pipe, where you will install the

filter, mark the dimension "D". You will remove this

section of pipe. Before you begin to cut, double­

check your measurement.

6. Use a tubing cutter to remove the section of pipe.
Remove all burrs and rough edges with the sandpa­

per or emery-cloth.

7. Place a nut and brass ferrule (from compression fit­

tings) onto both pipe ends.

8. With the inlet side of the water filter facing in­
coming water,
spread the pipes apart and fit both
pipe ends into the compression fittings. Move a fer­
rule and nut up to the fitting. Then turn on and tight­
en the nut. Hold the fitting with one wrench while tight­
ening the nut with the other.
Repeat on the other side.

Note:

If water flow

Is

from right to left

(# 4

4

), be

sure to turn water filter so Inlet Is to the right.

WATER FLOW

9. Before turning on the water supply remove the
sump from the filter head and install the filter car­
tridge (see page 9).

B. SOLDERED COPPER puTINGS, FIG. 2

MATERIALS AND TOOLS NEEDED: You will need
2 sweat adaptors, 3/4" Npy x sweat (sweat end to fit
your main water pipe), lead-free solder and flux,

soldering

torch,

Teflon

tape,

sandpaper

or

emery-cloth, open end (to fit sweat adaptor) or
adjustable jaw wrench.

CAUTION: Heat created when soldering can dam­
age the water filter housing.
Be sure to use the fol­
lowing procedures to protect the water filter.

1. CAUTION: Turn off the water supply to the
main pipe. Open a high and low faucet, in the water
system, to drain the pipe.

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