Bluevua Ro100ropot User manual

Blusvua

Reverse

Osmosis

Drinking

Water

System

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TEN

1.

Preparation

1.1

Precautions

1.2

Before

Using

1.3

Required

Tools

-

1.4

Product

Specifications

-

1.5

Filter

Specifications

2

1.6

Product

&

Accessories

List

-

3

1.7

Product

Overview

-

3

2.

Installation

2.1

Step

1:

Setting

Up

ROPOT

-+

-

4

2.2

Step

2:

OSD

Function

-

6

2.3

Step

3:

TDS

Level

In

Water

-

7

3.

Maintenance

3.1

Filter

Replacement

Cycle

-

8

3.2

Filter

Replacement

Steps

-

8

3.3

Automatic

Backflushing

3.4

Manual

Backflushing

-+

3.5

How

to

descale

your

ROPOT

-

5.

Troubleshooting

6.

Warranty

-

PREPARATIO

1.1

Precautions

Note:

All

contents

in

this

chapter

are

safety,

users

must

comply

with

it.

All

contents

in

this

chapter

are

only

for

the

correct

use

of

this

product.

)

Prohibition

Do

not

store

flammable

items

near

the

machine

Avoid

installing

under

direct

sunlight

and

outdoor

places

Do

not

expose

to

an

environment

below

oec

@

Warning

When

the

machine

breaks

down,

please

cut

off

the

water

and

power

supply

quickly

Keep

out

of

reach

of

children

Please

do

not

let

children

operate

the

machine

/\

Attention

Do

not

disassemble

the

machine

by

yourself

as

to

prevent

water

leakage

and

damage

to

the

machine

A\

Please

make

sure

the

temperature

of

water

source

is

5-38

°C

When

the

machine

will

be

inactive

for

more

than

24

hours,

please

shut

down

its

water

source

and

turn

off

its

power

supply

In

order

to

run the

machine

smoothly,

please

use

accessories

and

filter

cartridges

from

Bluevua

®

PREPARATIO

1.2

Before

Using

Open

the

packaging

and

take

out

the

entire

machine,

as

well

as

all

the

accessories.

Confirm them

in

accordance

with

the

list

to

ensure

that

nothing

is

missing

or

damaged

during

the

shipping.

If

there

is

any

part

broken

or

cracked,

please

contact

Bluevua

Support

Team

instead.

To

ensure

a

better

using

experience,

please

watch

the

guiding

video

from

our

website:

www.bluevua.com

Tel:

1-888-637-0009

Mon-Fri

9:00

AM-5:00

PM

PST

Email:

[email protected]

1.3

Required

Tools

*

Towel

©

Happy

mood

1.4

Product

Specifications

Product

Model

RO100ROPOT-Bluevua

Product

Size

(L'W*H)

L276°W362°H392mm

Feed

Water

Pressure

0-02

MPa

Feed

Water

Temperature

41~100F

/

5~38°C

Feed

Water

Requirement

Tap

Water

Pure

Water

Rate

0.26L

Per

Minute

/

100

Gallon

Per

Day

Power

Specifications

Input

100-240

AC

Output

24V

DC;

1.5A

Note:

The

pure

water

rate

is

affected

by

water

pressure

and

water

temperature.

The

feed

water

is

measured

under

0.2

MPa

water

pressure

and

25°C

water

temperature.

‘When

water

pressure

and

water

temperature

fluctuate,

the

water

rate

also

fluctuates.

1.5

Filter

Specifications

PP

5

Micrometers

RO

0.0001

Micrometers

cTO

0.5

Micrometers

PCF

0.1

Micrometers

@

PREPARATION

1.6

Product

&

Accessories

List

Bluévua

1

I

N

|

—

\

RO

Water

System

With

High

Borosilicate

Power

Adapter

User

Guide

PP+CTO+RO+PCF

Filters

Glass

Carafex

1

x1Set

x1

1.7

Product

Overview

Side

Cover

Water

Tank

Cover

LED

Display

[

|

Raw

Water

Tank

Water

Volume

Button

@

1

Water-Making

Button

High

Borosilicate

Glass

Carafe

GETTING

STARTED

2.1

Setting Up

ROPOT

1.

Please

wash

the

water

tank

and

the

glass

carafe

for

the

first

time

use.

2.

Place

the

machine

on

a

flat

and

stable

surface,

and

make

sure

there

are

available

power

outlets

nearby.

3.

Plug

the

power

adapter

into

the

power

outlet.

Connect

the

DC

cable

to

the

power

port

on

the

back

of

the

machine,

then

turn

on

the

switch.

4.

Fill

the

water

to

the

MAX

volume

line

on

the

water

tank,

and

make

sure

the

water

tank

and

glass

carafe

are

both

stably

placed.

[ NOTE

To

extend

service

life

and

maintenance

intervals,

please

discard

the

RO

reject

water

left

in

the

tank.

DO

NOT

reuse

it

for

another

round

of

filtering.

Y

N

GETTING

STARTED

5.

Gently

press

the

banana-shaped

water

volume

button

to

choose

preferred

volume

between

0.5L,

1L,

and

1.5L

(full),

the

carafe

icons

on

the

bottom

of

the

display

panel

will

flash

to

indicate

the

selected

volume.

6.

After

selecting

volume,

press

the

round

water-making

button

to

begin

filtering.

7.

Repeat

steps

4

through

6

five

times

to

flush

out the

protective

liquid

in

the

filters

before

drinking.

Be

aware

the

water

is

NOT

drinkable

during

the

flushing

process.

Ie

\

[

NOTE

«

During

the

first

1 -

2

rounds

the

raw

water

in

the

tank

will

automatically

fill

the

filters,

and

there

may

be no

clean

water

produced

during

the

first

two

rounds.

-

For

the

first

3

-

5

rounds,

it

is

normal

for

the

pure

water

made

to

turn

black

or

grey

due

to

the

activated

carbon

particles

as

the

filters

are

flushed

clean.

-+

The

system

automatically

enters

power

saving

mode

when

left

unused

over

5

minutes.

Press

the

round

water-making

button

to

boot

up

the

system

again.

Press

to

choose

volume

Press

to

start/stop

water

making

GETTING

STARTED

2.2

OSD

Function

ROPOT

Real

Time

Raw

Water

Real

Time

Pure

Water

Quality

Indicator

Quality

Indicator

Filter

Life

Indicator

Water

Volume

Indicator

Operating

Status

Display

When

power

is

on,

the

buzzer

plays

power-on

|

Al

the

indicators

lights

up

Power-On

|

sound,

all

button

lights

and

digital

function

under

the

auto-flushing

and

menus

is

on.

pure

water-making

process.

Total

dissolved

solids

(TDS)

stands

for

total

dissolved

solids,

and

represents

the

total

concentration

of

dissolved

substances

in

water.

IN

indicates

the

TDS

level

of

the

raw

water.

OUT

indicates

the

TDS

level

of

the

pure

water.

Note

]

that

during

the

water-making

process,

the

TDS

level

usually

fluctuates

at

the

start

before

gradually

becoming

stable.

The

real

time

water

quality

indicators

are

on

during

the

water-making.

It

continuously

displays

the

water

quality

based

on

the

TDS

level.

The

indicator

remains

off

during

the

power

saving

mode.

The

filter

indicator

reminds

you

when

is

the

time

|

When

the

filter

expires,

the

to

change

the

filter.

When

one

or

more

filters

indicator

flashes

repeatedly

expire,

the

indicators

must

be

reset

to

restart

the

|

until

the

replacement

and

filter

life

reminder

after the

filter

replacement.

|

reset

process

are

completed.

The

default

volume

is

1.5L.

Gently

press

the

Al

three

indicators

are

on

water

volume

button

to

enter

volume

selecting

|

during

operation.

Only

the

@

mode,

then

press again

the

button

to

switch

selected

volume

indicator

between

3

different

volume:

0.5L,

1L

and

flashes

every

second

under

1.5L(full)

from

left

to

right.

volume

selecting

mode.

®

GETTING

STARTED

2.3

TDS

Level

In

Water

/-\

Ideal

drinking

water

from

Reverse

Osmosis,

which

is

perfectly suitable

for

direct

drinking

50

Good

Mountain

springs

or

aquifers,

water

naturally

low

in

salt

and

minerals

100

Hard

water,

which contains

a

high

concentration

of

calcium

and

magnesium

ion

200

Fair

Marginally

Acceptable

300

Specialty

mineral/alkaline

drinking

water,

salty

well

water

,

mineral

spotting

400

Poor

High

TDS

water

from

the tap

or

mineral springs

500+

U.S.

Environmental

Protection

Agency

(EPA)

maximum

\/

contamination

level

Well

done!

You

are

ready

to

enjoy

fresh

clean

water!

MAINTENANCE

3.1

Filter

Replacement

Cycle

PP

Polypropylene

Sediment

Filter

12

Months

cTO

Coconut

Carbon

Block

Filter

12

Months

RO

Reverse

Osmosis

Membrane

Filter

12-24

Months

PCF

Post

Carbon

Filter

12

Months

[ NOTE

Actual

lifetime

of

the

filters

may

differ

depending

on

the

input

water

quality,

season

and

the

real

running

time

of

product.

The

figures

above

are

evaluated

L

on

a

general

basis,

please

replace

according

to

the

filter

lifetime

indicator.

)

3.2

Filter

Replacement

Steps

1.

Turn

off

the

power

and

empty

the

raw

water

tank.

2.

Find

the

edge

of

the

side

cover

and

then

pull

out the

cover

(Figure

1).

3.

Lift

up

the

filter

to

a

45

degree

position

and

twist

in

clockwise

direction,

then

pull

out

the

expired

filter

(Figure

2).

4.

Insert

new

filter

into

the

filter

base:

PP—CTO—RO—PCF

from

left

to

right.

Twist

in

the

filter

in

counter-clockwise

direction

until

hearing

the

“click”,

and

the

triangle

icon

on

the

top

of

the

filter

aligns

with

the

triangle

icon

on

the

filter

base

(Figure

3).

MAINTENANCE

5.

Turn

on

the

power,

find

and

pull

the

reset

toggle

switch

behind

the

panel

for

3

seconds

to

enter

filter

selection

mode.

The

No.1

filter

indicator

will

then

flash.

Press

the

banana-shaped

water

volume

button

to

switch

between

different

filters,

then

pull

the

reset

toggle

switch

again

to

complete

the

reset

process.

6.

Restart

the

system.

To flush

out the

protective

liquid

in

the

brand

new

filter,

please

repeat

the

pure

water-making

process

for

3

times

before

drinking

the

water.

MAINTENANCE

3.3

Automatic

Backflushing

The

system

automatically

enters

flushing

mode

under

the

circumstances

below:

1.

For

The

First

Time

Using

When

the

power

is

on,

the

system

will

automatically

switch

to

auto-flushing

mode

and

start

back-flushing

for

18

seconds.

2.

Everytime

Before

a

Filtration

Cycle

The

system

will

be

forced

to

have

auto

back-flushing

for

18

seconds

before

a

filtration

cycle

starts.

3.

For

Restored

Power

When

the

power

is

restored

from

an

outage,

the

system

will

be

forced

to

have

auto

back-flushing

for

18

seconds.

3.4

Manual

Backflushing

Press

the

banana-shaped

water

volume

button

and

the

round

water-making

button

simultaneously

to

trigger

the

1

minute

backflushing.

When

you see

these

two

buttons

flashing

together,

please

follow

the

reminder

and

press

them

simultaneously

to

start

the

6

minutes

self-cleaning

to

flush

out

the

remaining

contaminants.

[ NOTE

If

you

are

using

an

earlier

version

that

does

not

have

a

manual

backflushing

function,

please

turn

off

and

turn

on

the

unit

to

start

the

auto

backflushing.

MAINTENANCE

3.5

How

to

descale

your

ROPOT

Limescale

can

clog

up

the

machine

and

disrupt

water

flow.

If

you

start

experiencing

slow

water

flow,

it

is

time

to

take

proper

care

of

it.

Use

a

commercial

descaling

solution

or

make

one

of

these

DIY

solutions.

Com

&

50/50

white

50/50

lemon

juice

2

tablespoons

of

citric

vinegar

and

water

and

water

acid

per

quart

of

water

1.

Mix

up

the

descaling

solution

in

the

water

tank,

then

place

it

back

onto

the

base.

2.

Select

the

1.5L

total

volum

and

start

a

filtration

cycle.

3.

Turn

off

the

system

midway

through

the

cycle,

and

let

it

sit

and

soak

for

an

hour.

4.

Pour

out

the

descaling

solution.

7 NOTE

Repeat

steps

1

through

4

if

your

ROPOT

system

has

a

heavy

buildup

or

if

you

use

lemon

juice

or

vinegar.

L J

5.

Run

three

filtration

cycles

with

tap

water

to

rinse

the

system

and

remove

the

odor

or

taste

of

the

descaling

solution.

If

the

sour

taste

remains,

please repeat

for

a

few

more

rounds

until

the

water

tastes

clean.

@)

FAQ

Why

there

are

droplets

on

a

new

unit

after

opening

the

package?

v

All

the

Bluevua

RO

products

have

been

through

complete

Quality

Control

(QC)inspection

before

being

packaged.

While

each

filter

is

independently

examined

by

air

pressure

for

its

filtration

reliability,

the

filtration

system

is

also

inspected

with

sterile

water

to

ensure

the

most

ideal

performance.

Droplets

that

remained

may

run out

during

the

shipping.

No

worries,

they

are

harmless.

What

is

considered

a

typical

TDS

output

from

the

ROPOT

system?

v

ROPOQT

features

the

reverse-osmosis

technique,

which

typically

ensures

the

reduction

of

90-95%

of

TDS.

There

is

no

typical

TDS

output

from

the

ROPOQOT

system

since

the

TDS

output

is

highly

subject

to

different

water

sources

and

qualities

across

different

states

or

regions.

Other

factors

like

weather

and

temperature

can

also

affect

the

TDS

output.

For

instance,

with

raw

water

that

has

a

TDS

of

300,

the

TDS

of

filtered

water

will

have

an

OUT

TDS

of

around

15-30.

Is

it

common

to

see

a

spike

in

output

TDS

after

a

period

of

no

use?

v

Yes,

this

is

commonly

referred

to

as

TDS

creep

-

when

an

RO

system

sits

idle

and

there

is

no

active

pressure

being

applied

to

the

raw

water

side

of

the

membrane,

the

appearance

of

salt

can

creep

into

the

treated

side

of

the

membrane

and

lead

to

a

higher

TDS.

If

this

happens,

you can

either

press

the

water

volume

and

water-making

button

simultaneously

or

turn

off/on

the

unit

to

start

the

back-flushing

before

filtering.

What

is

the

pH

of

Reverse

Osmosis

water?

v

With

chemical

reaction:

H20

+

CO2

=

H2CO3.

The

more

pure

the

water

is,

the

more

CO2

it

can

absorb,

and

the

more

acidic

it

will

get.

The

filtered

water

from

ROPOT

can

drop from

a

PH

of

7

down

to

a

PH

of

6.2.

®

FAQ

Q

A

Can

|

use

the

remaining

water

in

the

tank

for

the

NO,

the

remaining

water

in

the

water

tank

after

a

filtration

cycle

is

NOT

unused

or

non-filtered

water

but the

RO

reject

water

that

holds

all

the

containments

removed

from

the

raw

water.

To

control

the

concentration

of

the

RO

reject

water,

once

the

water

level

goes

below

the

designed

white

cylinder

in

the

tank,

the

filtering

process

will

immediately

stop.

From

the

principles

of

Reverse

Osmosis,

the

RO

system

gets

rid

of

the

dissolved

solids

(such

as

dust,

heavy

metals,

microbes,

etc.)

to

produce

pure

drinking

water.

To

ensure

that

the

dissolved

solids

do

not

stay

or

creep

back

and

contaminate

the

drinking

water,

the

RO

process

naturally

diverts

poor-quality

reject

water

to

the

drain.

To

put

it

short:

An

RO

water

purifier

NEEDS

to

produce

wastewater

to

flush

the

dissolved

particles

and

serve

pure,

clean

drinking

water.

And

in

the

case

of

the

ROPOT

unit,

since

it

is

a

countertop

system

and

is

not

connected

to

the

drainpipe,

the

well-filtered

water

goes

into

the

glass

carafe

while

the

RO

reject

water

with

contaminants

goes

to

the

water

tank

at

the

back.

The

remaining

water

should

be

considered

contaminated,

and

we

highly

recommend

following

the

instruction

of

discarding

those

water

each

time

instead

of

reusing

them

for

the

Reusing

the

RO

reject

water

will

cause

an

accumulation

of

contaminants

that

damage

the

machine

and

filters.

v

Q

A

What

should

|

do

if

|

am going

to

leave

the

unit

unused

for

a

while?

To

prevent

the

potential

microbial

growth,

you

can

hang

the

pre-filters

PP,

CTO,

and

post-filter

PCF

filter

upside

down

for

30

seconds

and

drain

out

the

water,

then

twist

them

back

into

the

filter

base.

The

RO

filter

needs

to

keep

moist

so just

leave

it

as

it

is;

no

need

to

do

anything

to

the

RO

filter.

And

please

do

not

drink

the

first

round

of

filtered

water

after

you

return.

®

TROUBLESHOOTING

Problem

Possible

Reason

What

to

do?

The

system

does

not

work

after

pressing

the

water-making

button

After

some

amount

of

use,

the

water

volume

button

and

the

water-making

button

may

flashing

together

as

a

reminder

to

flush

out

the

remained

contaminants

Follow

the

reminder

and press

these

two

buttons

simultaneously

to

trigger

the

6

minutes

self-cleaning

procedure

Filters

are

expired,

or

the

filter

lifespans

have

not

been

reset

after

replacing

the

filters

The

system

enters

a

lock

mode

if

it

detects

that

the

water

tank

has

not

been

removed

for

input

water-changing

Refer

back

to

the

steps

on

pages

8and

9

to

see

how

to

replace

the

filters

and

reset

the

filter

lifespans

Lift

up

the

water

tank,

and

place

it

back

onto

the

base

after

pouring

out

the

RO

reject

water

and

refilling

it

with

new

tap

water

Check

the

bottom

of

the

tank

to

see

if

the

small

round

magnet

is

missing

and

need

a

spare

part

replacement

Once

the

water

level

goes

below

the

designed

white cylinder

in

the

tank,

the

filtering

process

will

immediately

stop

to

control

the

concentration

of

the

RO

reject

water

Discard

the

remaining

water

left

in

the

tank

and

refill

it

to

the

MAX

line for

the

The

raw

water

in

the

tank

will

fill

into

the

new

filters,

so

there

may

be no

water

coming

out

during

the

first

two

rounds

The

system

enters

a

lock

mode

when

not

using

the

matching

carafe

or

not

correctly

inserting

the

carafe

into

the

system

Refill

the

raw

water

tank,

then

repeat

the

filtration

cycle

Make

sure

that

the

glass

carafe

is

placed

correctly

and

its

cover

is

closed

and

connected

to

the

system

The

OUT

TDS

number

is

out

of

the

90%

TDS

reduction

range

or

continuously

increasing

The

remaining

water

in

the

water

tank

from

the

cycle

is

not

discarded,

causing

the

contaminants

to

accumulate

and

lead

to

higher

numbers

for

both

the

IN

and

OUT

TDS

value

Pour

out the

RO

reject

water

left

in

the

tank

and

refil

it

with

new

tap

water

every

time

you

intend

to

make

another

cycle

of

pure

water

TROUBLESHOOTING

Problem

Possible

Reason

What

to

do?

RO

water

flow

is

unstable

or

slow

Clogged

filters

are

the

most

ccommon

reason

for

the

slow

flow

rate

of

water

Refer

back

to

the

steps

on

page

8

to

see

how

to

replace

the

filters

as

per

schedule

Limescale

build-up

in

your

machine

can

reduce

the

RO

water

flow

Refer

back

to

the

steps

on

page

9

to

see

how

to

descale

your

machine

Water

leakage

occurs

The

leftover

water

inside

the

bottom

spring

switch

runs

out

when

detaching

the

water

tank

Lift

up

the

water

tank

slowly

and

gently

Filters

are

not

tightly

connected

to

the

filter

base

on

the

system

The

black

sealing

rings

on

the

top

of

filters

are

distorted

or

loosened

Refer

back

to

the

steps

on

page

8

to

see

how

to

detach

and

re-insert

the

filters.

Make

sure

all

filters

are

fully

inserted

with

no

gap

between

the

filter

base

Use

the

spare

sealing

rings

in

the

packet

to

replace

the

original

ones

Water

volume

is

not

accurate

Booster

pump makes

noise

Air

bubbles

get

trapped

inside

the

system

Refer

back

to

the

steps

on

page

10

to

backflush

and

rid

the

system

of

air

bubbles

WARRANTY

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me

to

register

for

1

YEAR

WARRANTY

Please

scan

the

QR

code

above

or

visit

website

https://www.bluevua.com/warranty

for

1

year

manufacturer

warranty

registration.

Please

also

feel

free

to

reach

out

to

us

if

you

have

any

questions

or

concerns

about

your

RO

drinking

water

system.

Your

health

iis

our

priority!

We

sincerely

hope

our

product

will

bring

health

to

you

and

your

family!

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