Welch Allyn Auriflush Ear Wash System - User Manual - Manual (Page 8)

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Faucet Aerator Installation
1. Remove your current aerator from your faucet, including any original washers. You
may need to use a pair of pliers to remove your aerator. If you still have difficulty in
removing it, soak your current aerator in distilled vinegar for about twenty minutes
and try again.
2. Try attaching the snap aerator to your faucet by turning it counter-clockwise. If it does
not fit, try using one of the adapters that is included with the unit. Attempt to match
the adapter to your faucet and then attach the snap aerator. Verify the rubber washer
on the snap aerator and adapter matches to the old washer on your faucet. If you
need to use the threadless universal adapter (only available in certain regions), you
may need to remove the inner rubber o-ring if it is too small for your faucet.
3. Once the snap aerator is attached to the faucet, the ear cleaning chamber is easily
attached or removed from the snap aerator. You can still use your sink normally when
the Auriflush System is not attached to the snap aerator.
Chamber Aerator Installation
The chamber aerator is an optional attachment that is necessary if you are experiencing
a significant amount of water splash around your sink. When the chamber aerator is
attached, replace the chamber normally into the storage tray.
1. Find the notch located on the top of the chamber aerator and line it up with the blue
irrigation port on the chamber.
2. Gently press the chamber aerator against the chamber until it is snug.
NOTE: The chamber aerator is only capable of attaching to the chamber if it is aligned
correctly. It should go on relatively smoothly and there is no need to force it onto the
chamber.
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