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6. Flush 2.5 gallons through filter before use (approximately 5 minutes).
7. Connect the outlet port of the filter to the water line going to the appliance being served. (Figure 6)
8. Turn on water supply line. If leak occurs, tighten fittings or reinsert tubing until leak stops.
Figure 5
FILTER CARTRIDGE REPLACEMENT INSTRUCTIONS
To reduce the risk associated with property damage due to water leakage:
• The disposable fi lter cartridge MUST be replaced every 6 months, at the rated capacity or sooner if a noticeable reduc-
tion in fl ow rate occurs.
1. Turn off the refrigerator's water source.
If this cartridge is being used as a refrigerator filter, please depressurize the refrigerator in one of these three
ways:
1) Shut off water flow to refrigerator/filter. Place a cup under the dispenser area to catch water and depress the
dispenser activator. You can now change-out the cartridge.
2) Shut off water at the main water valve to the home and open any faucet within the home. You can now
change-out the cartridge.
3) Shut off water to the refrigerator/filter. Remove the automatic ice-maker tray/bucket and empty its contents.
replace the ice-maker tray/bucket. When the ice-maker calls for ice, the system will be depressurized and you
can now change-out the cartridge.
If this cartridge is being used in conjunction with a commercial or large volume residential ice-maker system,
please depressurize the system as follows:
Shut off water to the ice-maker system. Place a towel under the filter to catch and water spray. Disconnect the
filter from the water line. A small water spray is normal.
2. Remove old filter by following instructions shown in Figure 4.
3. Connect the inlet port of the filter to incoming water line as shown in Figure 4.
4. Flush 2.5 gallons through filter before use (approximately 5 minutes).
5. Connect the outlet port of the filter to the water line going to the appliance being served. (Figure 6)
6. Turn on water supply line. If leak occurs, tighten fittings or reinsert tubing until leak stops.
CAUTION
Figure 6