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• This equipment should not be installed laying down or at an-
gle (2), as the leakage detector would become disabled.
When filled, the equipment weighs more and the dis-
tribution of weight in an unforeseen posiont may lead
some connection elements to be forced, and may thus
lead the equipment to malfunction, its components to
be damaged or loss of water.
• The spot designated for its installation must be large
enough to host the device, its accessories, connections
and to allow for maintenance to be carried out com-
fortably (3).
• The equipment should never be installed outdoors (4).
• The environment and room where equipment and tap are
installed must maintain adequate hygienic-sanitary condi-
tions.
•Avoid external drips on the equipment, coming from
pipes, drains, etc.
ATTENTION: The equipment must not be installed
next to a heat source or should not receive any
direct hot air over them.
2.3. START UP AND MAINTENANCE
ATTENTION: Water treatment equipment needs
periodic maintenance carried out by qualified te-
chnical personnel, in order to guarantee the quality of
water produced and supplied.
• Consumables must be replaced with the frequency
indicated by the manufacturer.
• The equipment must be sanitized periodically and
prior to start-up.
• After commissioning, discard the water produced du-
ring the first 10 minutes of use.
• Maintenance must be carried out by qualified tech-
nical personnel, with adequate attitude and hygienic
conditions, in order to reduce the risk of internal con-
tamination of the device and its hydraulic system. (For
more information contact the technical service of your
distributor).
3. UNPACKING
It is important that before you install and start-up the
equipment, you revise the materials received in order
to guarantee that they have not been damaged during
transportation.
ATTENTION: Any claim for damages suffered du-
ring transportation must be presented together
with the delivery note or invoice to your distri-
butor, noting the name of the carrier, within 24 hours
from receiving the merchandise.
Take out the equipment and accessories from their
cardboard packaging, removing the corresponding pro-
tections.
• We recommend that the water to be treated be de-
calcified or of a maximum hardness of 15 HF so as to
obtain the best performance from the equipment.
• If the water to be treated is harder than 15 HF, the
longevity of the membrane and the performance of the
equipment may be reduced.
• If the water supplied contains a total chlorine con-
centration greater than 1.2 ppm, we recommend the
installation of an active carbon dechlorination filter
to reduce the concentration of chlorine in the water
and thus protect and extend the life of the equipment’s
components.
If the water to be trated contains:
High concentrations of iron and magnesium
(Higher than 1 ppm when measured in the wa
ter that the machine rejected).
Extended periods of hyper-chlorination.
Sludge and cloudiness higher than 3 NTU.
Nitrate concentration higher than 100 ppm.
Sulphate concentration higher than 250 ppm.
• Get in touch with your distributor so that they can re-
commend you the most appropriate treatment for your
case so as to ensure the correct operation of the equi-
pment and thus avoid any damages to the components
and guarantee the quality of the water provided.
2.2 LOCATION OF THE EQUIPMENT
• If you need to adapt the facilities of your residence or
business in order to be able to install the equipment in
the designated space, any adaptation should be done
following all applicable national regulations concerning
the internal installation of water and power supplies.
• This equipment requires that a power outlet be placed
at least one meter away (1).
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