Things to check before you start to install – Sears WaterWorks RO 2000 User Manual
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- THINGS TO CHECK BEFORE YOU START TO INSTALL -
■ PARTS IN THE SHIPPING CARTON — Unpack
the carton carefully so needed parts are not discard
ed by mistake. Included are:
ELECTRONIC
FAUCET
BASE
OWNERS
UANUAL
FAUCET
ASSEMBLY
■ WATER SUPPLY — The cold water supply to
your Home Drinking Water System must be within
certain chemical limits (see page 17). If not, it will
not make product water as it should, and life of the
RO membrane is shortened.
CAUTION: CHLORINE IN WATER SUPPLY. The
RO membrane is destroyed by chlorine. A pre
filter carbon cartridge removes chlorine from the
water before it enters the RO membrane.
IMPORTANT;
TO
KEEP
CHLORINE
FROM
DESTROYING THE RO MEMBRANE, BE SURE
TO REPLACE THIS CHLORINE REMOVAL CAR
TRIDGE AT LEAST EVERY 6 MONTHS, OR 900
GALLONS. (SEE RO CARE GUIDE, PAGE 16.)
NOTE: Codes in the sta te of Massachusetts require installatior}
by a licensed plumber, and do not permit the use of the saddle
valve.
For installation, use plumbing code 248-CMR of the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
■ WHERE TO MOUNT THE RO ASSEMBLY AND
LOCATE THE STORAGE TANK —
The Home Drinking Water System fits nicely under
the kitchen or bathroom sink. However, you can in
stall it where most handy for you. You do need a
COLD water supply pipe and drain point within 6
feet. Where space is limited, you can lay it on a shelf
or floor. Locate the assembly so you can easily get
to It to change filters.
The RO System weighs about 40 lbs. when full of
water. Set it on the floor or other solid surface that
will hold this weight.