GE PXROJ5F Manual Del Propietário página 14

Installation Instructions
FAUCET ASSEMBLY (cont,)
OPTIONAL ONE PERSON
FAUCET TUBING INSTALLATION
1.
From under the sink, gather the 1/4" drain
line (black), 3/8" drain line (black) and 3/8"
outlet tube (blue banded) in one hand with
the drain tubes the same length and the
outlet tube offset approximately 6 inches.
2. Wrap a rubber band around all 3 tubes.
3. Insert a typical No. 2 pencil through the
rubber band location.
4.
Rotate the pencil down until it is in line
with the tubing and push up through the
mounting hole. Release the grip on the
pencil and the tubes will remain in
position for easier faucet connection.
POWER CORD INSTALLATION (FOR
MODELS PNRQ20FBL, PNRQ20FWW,
PNRQ20FBB AND PNRQ20FCC)
Connect power
cord from faucet
to union outlet
from the Reverse
Osmosis Assembly.
NOTE: If extension
cord is required for a remote location, this
extension phone cable must be 6 conductor wire
and connectors; typical 4 conductor will not work.
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BATTERY INSTALLATION
1,
2.
3.
4.
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Use a small flat blade screwdriver or coin
to remove the battery tray (A) at the side
of the faucet base.
Install one CR2032, 3 volt battery (B)
+ side down into the battery tray (A).
Slide tray into faucet base (C) until the
battery tray (A) edge is flush with the side
of the base.
For models PXRQ15F and PNRQ15FBL, the
blue light (D) will flash 5 times, indicating a
proper installation and system reset. For
models PNRQ20FBL, PNRQ20FWW,
PNRQ20FBB and PNRQ20FCC, each light
will illuminate in sequence twice. At the
end, the OK (green) light or filter (yellow)
light may stay on for a few extra seconds.
If you want to reinitiate the start-up
sequence, remove the battery for 45-60
seconds; the electronics need to fully
discharge. Then put the battery back in.
For models PXRQ15F and PNRQ15FBL,
the light is normally off. After 6 months
of use, the light will flash again every
30 seconds, indicating the proper time
to replace the filter cartridge.
For models PNRQ20FCC, FBB, FBL, FWW,
the OK (green) light will normally flash one
time per second when dispensing water.
The filter or RO (amber) lights will flash
one time per second when dispensing
water if the system needs service. If the
system needs service, they will also flash
randomly when the system is not in use.
For lights to change between OK and RO,
the system must detect a change in the
filtering process for 25 consecutive seconds.
For example, if the system was not filtering
correctly, the RO light would be flashing.
When the problem is corrected and the
system is filtering correctly, the electronics
will wait for 25 seconds to confirm the
changes before changing to an OK light.
NOTE: The green, blue or amber lights may stop
blinking if allowed to blink for an extended period
of time. To ensure proper operation, the battery
should be (D) Green,
_ B Battery
replaced
blue or "_____ |
with every
amber _
filter
lights L _j_,,J Q
change. ___-- r_
(C) Faucet base (A) Battery_.,....._.'-_._
tray