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General| Brand | Waterite |
|---|---|
| Model | VECTAPURE 360 |
| Category | Water Filtration Systems |
| Language | English |
Explains how VECTAPURE 360 systems use quarter-turn bayonet style cartridges unlike traditional filter systems.
Details the function of hollow capillaries in UF membranes and spiral-wound films in RO membranes for water purification.
Describes the use of PP, GAC, CBC cartridges, UF, and RO membranes for comprehensive water treatment.
Explains that RO membranes remove salts, while UF membranes retain naturally occurring minerals.
Confirms that RO and UF membranes eliminate bacteria, viruses, and parasites, but notes potential contamination risks.
Details how to choose an appropriate location for the V360 filtration system, considering access and environmental factors.
Covers clearing the workspace, unpacking components, checking for damage, and identifying necessary tools for installation.
Provides detailed instructions on how to turn off water, disconnect existing tubing, install the adapter, and reconnect tubing, checking for leaks.
Guides on selecting a location for the faucet, drilling the hole using specified bits, smoothing edges, and attaching the faucet adapter.
Details the process of selecting a location, marking, drilling a hole, and attaching the drain saddle assembly to the drainpipe.
Explains how to wrap the tank nipple with Teflon tape, thread the shut-off valve, and connect the tube to the tank valve securely.
Covers marking mounting holes, drilling pilot holes, and attaching the filtration unit bracket to the wall or cabinet securely.
Provides instructions on making secure quick-connect fittings for system tubing, including connecting to the water supply adapter and faucet outlet.
Details the recommended schedule for replacing filter cartridges (red, green, blue), UF membrane (violet), and RO membrane (yellow).
Advises keeping proof of purchase and warranty certificate, and returning the warranty card to validate the product warranty.
Lists possible causes like closed valves, low pressure, plugged filters/membranes, and provides solutions.
Identifies potential causes such as a defective auto shutoff valve in RO systems and suggests replacement.
Suggests checking fittings and reseating tubes to resolve leaks, referring to installation steps for guidance.
