Waterstone 5000 - How a Vented Faucet Works; Important - Never Operate the Faucet with a Kinked Clear Outlet Tube; Never Connect a #5000 Hot Tank to a Faucet; Hot Tank Installation

1.
2.
H
G
K
J
A
B
C
D
E
F
Water from the blue supply tube (A) ows
through the faucet base to the ON/OFF
valve (B). Water is then diverted into the
red tube (C) and into the Hot Tank (D) and
pressure is regulated through the built-in
PRV valve. The entering water displaces
hot water in the tank causing it to ow
freely through the clear “high temp” tube
(E). Hot water continues straight through
the faucet and exits the spout (F).
IMPORTANT - NEVER OPERATE THE
FAUCET WITH A KINKED CLEAR
OUTLET TUBE
OUTLET
INLET
Turn o water supply. Find a location under your sink that has access to an electrical outlet and
close enough to reach faucet tube leads without kinking. For tank to operate properly, it cannot be
installed beyond reach of factory tubing. Unit must be placed vertically and level. Unit should have
approximately 4”- 5” of space on the sides and approximately 1” from the cabinet wall in back.
HOW A VENTED FAUCET WORKS
HOT TANK INSTALLATION
NEVER!
CONNECTION TO A FAUCET OTHER THAN
A 3-LINE VENTED WILL VOID WARRANTY
AND CAUSE INTERNAL DAMAGE TO TANK
CONNECT A #5000 HOT TANK TO A FAUCET
AS SHOWN
CHOOSE TANK LOCATION
After faucet installation, connect 1/4” red
tube (G) to connect tting on tank inlet
(H). Base of inlet will be blue. Push until
secure.
Connect 5/16” clear tube (J) to connect
tting on tank outlet (K). Base of outlet
will be red. Push until secure.