What to do if Bluewater Pro 400 Water Filtration Systems shuts down after running tap for too long?
If your Bluewater Water Filtration System shuts down after the tap has been on for more than 10 minutes, turn off the tap and let the appliance sit undisturbed for at least 30 minutes. Then, restart it by disconnecting and reconnecting the electricity. After automatic flushing, it will be ready to use again.
What to do if Bluewater Water Filtration Systems has a water leak?
If you notice a water leak or condensation on the base plate under the pre-filters of your Bluewater Water Filtration System, check that all connections are watertight. If there is water on the base plate, lean the appliance forward and wipe it up.
How to fix Bluewater Pro 400 Water Filtration Systems alarm for blocked filter?
If your Bluewater Water Filtration System alarms due to a blocked filter I or II, check the filter containers for any obstructions to water flow. If necessary, replace filter I or II.
Why Bluewater Pro 400 Water Filtration Systems starts and stops quickly?
If your Bluewater Water Filtration System false starts, check the connections. Make sure the ends of the water purified water hose are flat, circular, and without burrs. Also, ensure that taps and valves are watertight when closed, as the water pressure between the purifier and tap, valve, or tank may have dropped below the purifier’s starting pressure level.
What to do if Bluewater Pro 400 calibration failed?
If your Bluewater Water Filtration System alarms because calibration was not carried out correctly, restart the water purifier by disconnecting and reconnecting the plug to perform flushing. Then, recalibrate the water purifier.
General| Brand | Bluewater |
|---|---|
| Model | Pro 400 |
| Category | Water Filtration Systems |
| Language | English |
Safety aspects related to the installation of the water purifier.
Important safety precautions and guidelines for child safety.
Safety guidelines and warnings for using the water purifier.
Specific safety points relevant to RO400A and RO400B models.
Specific safety points for RO400B, RO400BC, and RO400BCV models.
Guidelines for the proper disposal of old water purifiers and packaging materials.
List of replaceable parts, including their part numbers for ordering.
List of optional accessories available for purchase, with corresponding part numbers.
Explanation of how the water purifier operates to produce purified water.
Details on the automatic flushing process and its frequency.
Information on the automatic restart function after low pressure events.
Instructions for replacing filter I and filter II in the water purifier.
Specific procedure for replacing both filters simultaneously on RO600C/RO600CV models.
Procedures for cleaning and removing scale from the water purifier.
Procedure for disinfecting the water purifier, especially if feed water has microorganisms.
Guidelines on how to properly store the water purifier when not in use.
Procedure for cleaning the grid component which may get blocked.
Details on the rejection rates for various substances present in water.
Instructions for carefully unpacking the water purifier and checking for damage.
Guidelines and considerations for the correct placement of the water purifier.
Instructions on how to select and attach the correct information decals.
Steps for connecting the feed water and reject water hoses correctly.
Procedures for connecting the main water supply and outlet lines.
Step-by-step guide to installing the tap for purified water.
Instructions for safely connecting the water purifier to the electrical supply.
Detailed steps for flushing the water purifier after installation or maintenance.
Guide on how to calibrate the water purifier for optimal performance.
Important points to remember when relocating the water purifier.
Specific installation steps tailored for RO400CV/RO400BCV/RO600CV models.
How to operate the CV and BCV models featuring a diverted valve.
Instructions for adjusting the settings of the solenoid valve.
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