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Details pressure and temperature ranges for the water filter system.
Lists components provided with the filter system for installation.
Lists necessary materials not included for proper installation.
Lists essential tools needed for the installation process.
Filter must be protected against freezing, which can cause cracking and leakage.
The O-ring provides the water-tight seal; ensure it is properly seated to prevent leaks.
Plastic housings should be replaced every five years (clear) or ten years (opaque).
Clear housings may crack if exposed to organic solvents like aerosol sprays.
Turn off water, drain pipes, and apply Teflon tape to adapter threads.
Use bracket as template, hand-start adapters, and tighten firmly with a wrench.
Measure, cut pipe section, and file sharp edges for proper fitting.
Slip compression nuts and ferrules onto pipe ends and connect to filter assembly.
Align filter with pipe ends, ensuring correct water flow direction, and tighten.
Turn on water supply slowly, release trapped air, check for leaks, and flush.
Install a jumper wire if water pipes are used for grounding electrical systems.
Rotate handle clockwise to shut off water and depressurize system.
Remove, clean, lubricate O-ring, and insert new cartridge securely.
Screw bottom onto cap, fill with water, release air, check for leaks, and flush.
Addresses leaks between cap/housing, connections, and cap valve assembly.
Lists available replacement parts and contact information for ordering.
Helps select the appropriate filter cartridge based on water needs and particle types.
Details the five-year warranty for filter housings, exclusions, and limitations.
Specifies conditions not covered by the warranty, like freezing or improper use.
Details pressure and temperature ranges for the water filter system.
Lists components provided with the filter system for installation.
Lists necessary materials not included for proper installation.
Lists essential tools needed for the installation process.
Filter must be protected against freezing, which can cause cracking and leakage.
The O-ring provides the water-tight seal; ensure it is properly seated to prevent leaks.
Plastic housings should be replaced every five years (clear) or ten years (opaque).
Clear housings may crack if exposed to organic solvents like aerosol sprays.
Turn off water, drain pipes, and apply Teflon tape to adapter threads.
Use bracket as template, hand-start adapters, and tighten firmly with a wrench.
Measure, cut pipe section, and file sharp edges for proper fitting.
Slip compression nuts and ferrules onto pipe ends and connect to filter assembly.
Align filter with pipe ends, ensuring correct water flow direction, and tighten.
Turn on water supply slowly, release trapped air, check for leaks, and flush.
Install a jumper wire if water pipes are used for grounding electrical systems.
Rotate handle clockwise to shut off water and depressurize system.
Remove, clean, lubricate O-ring, and insert new cartridge securely.
Screw bottom onto cap, fill with water, release air, check for leaks, and flush.
Addresses leaks between cap/housing, connections, and cap valve assembly.
Lists available replacement parts and contact information for ordering.
Helps select the appropriate filter cartridge based on water needs and particle types.
Details the five-year warranty for filter housings, exclusions, and limitations.
Specifies conditions not covered by the warranty, like freezing or improper use.
General| Filter Type | Whole House |
|---|---|
| Maximum Pressure | 100 psi |
| Inlet/Outlet Size | 3/4 inch |
| Temperature Range | 40°F - 100°F |
| Operating Pressure | 30 - 100 psi |
| Filtration Technology | Sediment |
