Geekpure GP-UV55W - User Manual

Questions and Answers

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Glen MillerAug 12, 2025
What to do if Geekpure Laboratory Equipment water is leaking from the system?
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  albertparkerAug 12, 2025
  There are several potential causes for water leaking from the system. It could be due to a damaged o-ring on gland nuts, in which case you should replace the o-ring, if damaged. Otherwise, clean or moisturize the o-ring with a lubricant and install it back. Another cause could be condensation on the chamber, consider addressing these conditions to ensure that the UV system operates properly. Finally, it may be due to an inadequate water in/out connection. To resolve this, check the connections, and tighten or seal them, as needed.
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Olivia MedinaAug 17, 2025
Why is my Geekpure Laboratory Equipment system shutting down periodically?
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  Timothy MartinAug 17, 2025
  The most likely cause is an unstable power supply. It is strongly recommended that the UV system be connected to a properly grounded dedicated power outlet, with no other devices connected to the same power outlet. Also, the UV system should not be controlled by a light switch.
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Heather Williams DDSAug 22, 2025
Why is the water from my Geekpure Laboratory Equipment warm?
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  dawn83Aug 23, 2025
  If the water is warm, it may be due to infrequent use of water. Run water through the system for a few minutes and the temperature will go down.
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adam48Aug 27, 2025
How to fix low water output in Geekpure Laboratory Equipment?
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  Daniel WatsonAug 27, 2025
  Low water output can be caused by a clogged sediment filter. To resolve this, replace the filter cartridge. Also, check the water supply source, as fluctuations in the water pressure may occur.
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kevin29Sep 1, 2025
Why is the water from Geekpure Laboratory Equipment milky?
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  Elizabeth KerrSep 1, 2025
  Milky water is typically caused by air in the water pipes/lines. To resolve this, run water through the system for a few minutes to ensure that air is purged.
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Brenda BrownNov 6, 2025
What to do if my Geekpure Laboratory Equipment has an elevated bacteria count?
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  April RiceNov 6, 2025
  Several factors can cause an elevated bacteria count. It could be due to a dirty quartz sleeve, which can be resolved by cleaning it with a regular descale cleaner; consider addressing water quality, for example, soften hard water. It may also be due to deterioration in the incoming water quality, which can be addressed by installing extra filters or otherwise treating the water. Another cause may be contamination after water is treated by the UN system, in this case consider treating the water distribution pipes/lines with appropriate disinfector or replacing older pipes. Finally, it may be a sediment filter malfunction. To solve this, make sure the filter functions properly, replace the filter cartridge as often as instructed, and replace the filter if broken. It is recommended that for ...

Summary

How Your System Works

Benefits of UV Water Disinfection

Advantages of UV disinfection over traditional chemical methods, including effectiveness and environmental friendliness.

Geekpure UV Sterilizer System Overview

Explanation of how the Geekpure UV sterilizer protects households from waterborne contaminants.

Parts Included

Specifications

Water Quality Recommendations

Safety Instructions

General Safety Precautions

Key guidelines for safe installation, operation, and maintenance of the UV system.

UV Light Exposure Warning

Critical warning about UV light's damaging effects on eyes and skin.

Lamp Lifespan and Handling Notes

Information on UV lamp lifespan and proper handling during maintenance.

Installation Instructions

System Assembly and Mounting

Detailed step-by-step guide for assembling and mounting the UV sterilizer system.

Disinfection Procedure

Plumbing System Disinfection Steps

Procedure for chemically disinfecting the plumbing system using chlorine.

Operating & Maintenance

UV Lamp Replacement

Instructions and precautions for replacing the UV lamp annually for maximum disinfection.

Quartz Sleeve Cleaning and Replacement

Procedure for cleaning the quartz sleeve and when replacement is necessary.

Trouble Shooting

Low Water Output Issues

Causes and actions for low water output, including clogged filters and dirty sleeves.

Elevated Bacteria Count Causes

Factors leading to elevated bacteria and recommended solutions.

Water Temperature and Clarity Issues

Troubleshooting for warm or milky water, and system leaks.

System Shutting Down Periodically

Addressing issues related to unstable power supply and system shutdown.

Geekpure GP-UV55W Specifications

General

UV Lamp Power	55W
Maximum Flow Rate	12 GPM
Type	UV Sterilizer
Wavelength	254 nm
Flow Rate	12 GPM
Lamp Life	9000 hours
Operating Pressure	125 PSI
Operating Temperature	40-100°F (5-38°C)

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