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Installation
Lid with Built-in
By-pass Valve
(3/4” FPT Ports)
O-ring (PN# 252235)
Sediment Filter (PN# 304007)
Filter Bowl
To
Tighten
To
Loosen
Hot
Water
Heater
Hot Water
Cold Water
City Water Supply
Wrench
(PN# WP164002 - Not Shown)
Figure 1: There are several ways to plumb your whole house Filter into your existing
water line. The diagram above is the basic install layout.
Step 1: Determine the size of the incoming water line you will be tapping into.
Step 2: Determine the pipe material (Copper, Pex, CPVC, or other)
NOTICE
For copper we recommend using brass 3/4” MPT x (plumbing size) 1/2” or 3/4”
compression style fittings. For all other types check with your plumbing profes-
sional.
Step 3: Make sure water flow direction coincides with the “IN” and “OUT” ports marked on the unit.
Step 4: Make sure to use teflon tape on all male pipe threading used.
CAUTION
Make sure not to overtighten threaded port to unit!
Step 5: Shut off main water supply and open a faucet beyond the connection to relieve water pressure.
Step 6: Determine placement of the unit. The amount of pipe to be removed will be dependant on the type of
fittings used.
NOTICE
This unit must be installed vertically with the lid on top.
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