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Brand | Apec Water |
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Model | CT Series |
Category | Water Filtration Systems |
Language | English |
Inspect all components for damage upon receiving the system. Contact APEC if any part is cracked or broken.
Key operating conditions: 20-85 psi pressure, 40-100°F temperature. Avoid hot water.
Defines common acronyms like GPD (Gallons Per Day) and PSI (Pounds Per Square Inch).
Comply with local laws and use only with safe water. Ensure adequate disinfection if needed.
Ensure the water supply is completely turned off before starting the connection process.
Unscrew the faucet's aerator counter-clockwise to prepare for the diverter valve attachment.
Screw the filter's diverter valve onto the faucet, using provided adapters if necessary.
Turn on cold water, then turn the diverter knob clockwise to direct water into the filter system.
After connecting, carefully inspect all connections for any signs of water leakage.
Flush the filter with water for 5 minutes to rinse out the new cartridge.
Turn the diverter knob counter-clockwise to shut off the water supply to the filter unit.
Replace FI-PB1 cartridge every 2,500 gallons (Lead) or 6,000 gallons (Chlorine), or annually.
Replace FI-CERAMI cartridge every 1,000 gallons, or annually.
Recommended to replace the filter housing O-ring each year for optimal performance.
Ensure the water supply is completely turned off before beginning the filter change process.
Use the plastic wrench to turn the filter housing counter-clockwise to open it.
Discard the old cartridge, wash the inside of the housing with mild soap, and rinse.
Insert the new cartridge, ensure the O-ring is in place, and tighten the housing clockwise.
Turn on cold water and direct it into the system using the diverter knob.
Verify all connections are leak-free after replacing the filter.
Allow water to run through the new cartridge for 5 minutes to rinse it.
Turn the diverter knob counter-clockwise to stop the water flow to the unit.
Details the one-year warranty coverage for defects in materials and workmanship.
Explains the procedures and limitations for product repair or replacement under warranty.
Lists essential requirements for maintaining the validity of the limited product warranty.
Outlines common issues and damages that are explicitly excluded from warranty coverage.
Lists specific actions or circumstances that will cause the limited product warranty to become void.
Covers disclaimers, liability limits, and buyer responsibilities related to the warranty.
Provides contact information and the process for claiming warranty service or making inquiries.