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11. Standards and legal provisions
in the most recent version in each case
The lter was manufactured in compliance with
DIN EN 13443-1 “Mechanical lters and lter com-
binations in the drinking water installation”.
The following must be heeded when installing and
operating the lter:
- DIN EN 806, Technical regulations for drinking
water installations
- DIN 1988-200, Technical regulations for drin-
king water installations
- Regulation on the quality of water for human
consumption (drinking water regulation)
- Act on Regulation of the Water Household
(WHG)
- Act for promoting closed substance cycle waste
management and ensuring environmentally com-
patible waste disposal (Closed Substance Cycle
and Waste Management)
- The relevant regulations for installation, operati-
on and maintenance
12. Maintenance instructions
Drinking water is a foodstuff.
Hygienic care in the execution of works should
therefore be self-evident.
In accordance with DIN EN 806-5, maintenance
must be performed by experts (installer or factory
service centre).
Replacement of wearing parts (only original spare
parts)
Seals every 3 yrs
Pressure reducer element (12) every 6 yrs
Manometer (6) every 6 yrs
Verication of initial pressure with zero ow and
high levels of water removal.
Replacement of pressure-reducing element (only E1
HWS)
Pressure reducer is located
under the cap (2). After stop-
ping the ow of water loo-
sen locking screw (10) and
turn rotary knob (11) in an
anticlockwise direction until
latching. Screw off spring
cover (8) with a ring wrench
(wrench width 36). Remove
pressure-reducing element
(12) and slide ring (13).
Grease O-rings of the new
valve element with silicone
grease and insert the valve
element into the casing, hee-
ding the correct t of the O
rings. Insert slide ring, screw
in spring cover and locking
screw. (tightening torque
35 - 40 N/m) Set pressure
reducer as described under
Commissioning. Check all
connections for leakproof-
ness (visual inspection).
Warning: Any guarantee /
warranty is void if the hygi-
ene safe is damaged, e.g.
mechanically (hygienic vault
falls on the oor) or thermal (stored under -25 °C /
over 40 °C temperature or is constantly exposed to
intense sunlight). Do not wash the lter element and
hygienic vault in the dishwasher! It must be used
only factory-new hygienic vaults, BWT replaced da-
maged parts free of charge: www.bwt-group.com.
Defect Cause Rectication
Water pressure in network sharply
reduced; water pressure falls sharply
upon removal (by more than 35 % of
resting pressure)
Filter element soiled Replace lter element/hygienic vault
Water pressure increases above the
set value
Replacement or wear of
sealing elements
Readjust back pressure (see Com-
missioning). If the pressure increases
further the valve element (12) must be
replaced (only E1 HWS)
If the defect cannot be rectied with the aid of this information, the factory service centre must be contacted..
10. Rectication of defects