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Topper WOW RO 50 - Avoid Common Mistakes

Topper WOW RO 50
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AVOID COMMON MISTAKES !
Review the most common missed steps made BEFORE starng. This will ensure an easy and
successful installaon.
1. Prepare and install all service components such as RO faucet, drain saddle, and pri-
mary shut-o valve before installing the WOW RO System (Pages 28-30).
2. Fully pre-ll lter cartridges according to (Step 3, Page 13) to remove all air before
aaching to system.
3. When installing pre-lled lters to system, you MUST make sure they are properly
aached and engaged to the stop tabs per Step 3 (Figure 3b, Page 13) instrucons.
Filters are labeled PRE, POST and RO. Ensure each lter matches posion on RO sys-
tem manifold. (Figure 3b, and 3c, Page 13).
4. Refrigerator/Icemakers and any other appliances beyond the primary faucet: You
must install a ball valve (isolaon valve) isolang any added appliance beyond the
primary faucet. (See Figure 5, Page 17). Valve must be in the closed or o posion
during the Start-Up Procedure. (See Step 5, Page 15).
5. Before beginning Start-up Procedures (Step 5, Page 15) make sure all tube connecons
match the Figure 1 diagram on Page 3.
6. Make sure system is ONLY connected to a cold water supply (Step 1, Page 9).
7. If your connecons to and from the WOW RO System have a leak (even one drop), the
system will not work. Repair leak (see Troubleshoong if necessary, Page 37) and re-
peat Start-up Procedures (Step 5, Page 15).
8. To avoid air-gap overowing onto counter, air-gap return line must never have loops or
sags in tubing.
9. If you are not using the WOW RO installaon kit, it is crical that installers use correct
color coded tubing (See installaon kit contents, Page 10).
10. If replacing an exisng RO system, make sure you replace all old tubing with new color
coded tubing.
Installation Steps and Start-Up Procedures