Why is the water pressure slowing in my Pelican WF6?
If you notice the water pressure slowing in your Pelican Water System, it's advised to replace the Sediment Filter every 6-9 months, depending on the sediment amount in your water supply. If the system has been working well and the pressure decreases, inspect the Sediment Filter and replace it if needed.
What to do if water pressure is slowing immediately after installation of my Pelican WF6 Water System?
If you experience water pressure slowing right after installing your Pelican Water System, avoid high flow rates from sources like bathtubs, utility sinks, hose bibs, multi-headed showers, or body sprayers for the first 72 hours. If you think there's a carbon blockage in the top basket due to high flow within this period, stop water use for at least 10 minutes. This should clear the blockage, allowing you to resume water use at low or normal flow rates.
Why does the water appear grey or cloudy in my Pelican WF6 Water System?
If the water appears grey or cloudy with your Pelican Water System, it may be due to extra carbon dust. This is normal and should clear up within the first seven to ten days after installation.
How to fix a Pelican WF6 Water System tank that leans to one side?
If the tank of your Pelican Water System leans or isn't level, lift the tank straight up about 6 inches and gently tap it on the ground until it stands upright. The tank's bottom is round, and the boot helps it stand correctly.
What to do if Pelican Water System is leaking at the top of the tank?
If you notice water leaking at the top of the tank around the head of your Pelican Water System, try tightening the head by turning it. The tank head comes pre-installed hand-tight. Be careful not to overtighten; just make it snug.
General| Operating Temperature | 40 - 100 °F |
|---|---|
| UV Protection | No |
| BPA Free | Yes |
| Capacity | 1, 000 gallons |
| Material | Plastic |
| Warranty | 1 year |
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