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11. Carefully unscrew the hosetail locking nut on the feedwater (mains water) inlet 90° hosetail
(2) and thread the end of the RO flexible tubing (WHITE feed water tubing) (23) through
the hole in the end of the locking nut, and insert this end into the feedwater (mains water)
inlet 90° hosetail (2) (see photo 6).
12. Tighten and secure the feedwater (mains water) inlet 90° hosetail (2) hosetail locking nut.
Please Note: Failure to do so could result in operating problems and/or leaks.
13. To pierce the cold water mains supply pipe, carefully turn the T bar on top of the “C” clamp
in a clockwise direction so that it pierces through the wall of the pipe as far as it will go (see
photo 7).
USEFUL TIP: The V
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Pure RO System can also be connected to a garden or cold water
washing machine tap by purchasing an optional threaded tap connector.
14. Carefully unscrew the hosetail locking nut on the pure water outlet 90° hosetail (16).
15. Thread one end of RO flexible tubing (BLUE pure water tubing) (24) through the hole in
the end of the locking nut, and insert this end into the pure water outlet 90° hosetail (16)
(see photo 8).
16. Tighten and secure the pure water outlet 90° hosetail (2) hosetail locking nut. Please
Note: Failure to do so could result in operating problems and/or leaks.
17. Carefully cut the RO flexible tubing (BLUE pure water tubing) (24) so it is a suitable length
to successfully run the pure water exiting the RO system to a collecting container or
similar vessel or direct to your aquarium sump without any kinks in the tubing.
18. Carefully unscrew the hosetail locking nut on the reject water outlet hosetail (20).
19. Thread one end of RO flexible tubing (RED reject water tubing) (25) through the hole in
the end of the locking nut, and insert this end into the reject water outlet hosetail (20)
(see photo 9).
20. Tighten and secure the reject water outlet hosetail locking nut. Please Note: Failure to
do so could result in operating problems and/or leaks.
21. Carefully cut the RO flexible tubing (RED reject water tubing) (25) so it is a suitable length
to successfully run the reject water exiting the RO system to a collecting container or
direct to a drain for disposal.
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