Automatic shutoff service, Sanitizing the ro system, Care of your home drinking water system – Sears WaterWorks RO 2000 User Manual

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- CARE OF YOUR HOME DRINKING WATER SYSTEM -

7.

Install the RO housing, push downward and

rotate 900 clockwise to lock in place.

8.

Replace the tank shutoff valve and rotate 90° to

lock.

9.

Using the o-ring seal, replace the vacuum relief

valve.

10. DO THE SANITIZING AND PURGING PRO­

CEDURES. PAGE 10.

AUTOMATIC SHUTOFF SERVICE

If the shutoff assembly, on the RO cap, requires ser­

vice, reassemble parts exactly as shown in FiG. 10.

Be sure to aiign indicated marks to properly torque

cap to RO cap.

TO TIGHTEN AND ALIGN

MARK ON CAP WITH

ARROW ON RO CAP

SANITIZING THE RO SYSTEM

Sanitizing is recommended upon installation of the

RO system, and after servicing inner parts of the
RO housing, and cap. IT IS IMPORTANT FOR THE

SERVICE PERSON TO HAVE CLEAN HANDS
WHILE

HANDLING

INNER

PARTS

OF

THE

SYSTEM.

1. BE SURE WATER SUPPLY TO THE RO IS

TURNED OFF, AND THE RO FAUCET IS OPEN.

2. Remove the clamp retainers and clamp sections,

Fig. 9, page 13.

3. Lift the cap from the RO housing (no need to
disconnect tubing) and move aside.

NOTE: IF THE CAP O-RING SEAL REMAINED IN

THE RO HOUSING, REPLACE IT ON THE CAP.
4. Remove the RO cartridge and prefilter car­
tridge

from the RO housing. If needed, flush hous­

ing with fresh, clean water.

5. Fill the RO housing, with fresh water, to about

1 inch from the top. Add 1.0 oz. of chlorine (ordinary

5.25% household bleach... Hilex, Clorox, etc.) and
mix in the water. DO NOT ADD CHLORINE FIRST.
Concentrated, it will attack plastics.

6. Replace the cap, with o-ring, and install the re­

taining clamps.

7. Connect the RO faucet product water tubing
directly to the tank shutoff valve, isolating the car­

bon postfilter.

8. Open the tank shutoff valve, and the water supply

to the RO. Open the RO faucet, locking the lever

upward, against the spout.

9. Allow water to circulate through the system un­

til the bleach odor is gone.

10. Turn off the water supply to the RO. Close the
RO faucet after water flow stops.

11. Reconnect the postfilter (replace used filter) to

the RO system. Fig. 9, page 13.

12 a. Do steps 2 and 3.

b. Replace the RO cartridge and prefilter car­

tridge (BE SURE YOUR HANDS ARE

CLEAN).

c. Do step 6.

d. Turn to page 10 and do the pressure testing

and purging steps B through E.

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