My Water Filter Xstream 7 User manual

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REVERSE OSMOSIS INSTALLATION
7
Stage
Hydrogen
Rich
High
Alkaline
BRIEF
TECHNICAL
ASPECT
OF
THE
WATER
TREATMENT
SYSTEM
This Water
Filter
Treatment
System
utilizes
a
process
called
reverse
osmosis
(
RO
)
.
As the heart
of
the
purification
system
,
the
RO
process
uses
semi
-
permeable spiral
-
wound
membranes
to
separate
and
remove
dissolved solids
,
organic
,
pyrogens
,
sub
-
micron
colloidal
particles
and bacteria
from
water
.
Feed
water
is delivered under
pressure
at
about
60
PSI
through
the
permeator
where
water
permeates
the minute
pores
of
the membrane and
is
delivered
as
purified
water
.
Impurities
in
the
water
are
concentrated
in
the
reject
stream
and
flushed
to
drain
.
Your
newly
purchased
Reverse
Osmosis
System
is
capable
of
removing
between
90
%
to
96
%
of
the total dissolved solids
(
TDS
)
,
organics
,
and bacteria
.
Important
We
suggest
you
read and become
familiar
with
all instructions
,
processes
,
and
parts
prior
to
proceeding
with
the installation
.
Please
see
back
page
for information
on
protection equipment
.
BEFORE
YOU
START
:
PLEASE
NOTE
-
All
components
that
come
pre
-
assembled
will
require
tightening
and
checking
before
installation
.
Due
to
transit
,
fittings
and other
components
may
be
loosened
or
unseated
from
vibrations
so
please
go
along
and check all
things
including
but
not
limited
to
:
Tubing
,
Fittings
,
tubing
connections
(
between tube and
fitting
)
,
O
-
rings
,
housings
and
filters
.

Prior
to
installing
the
feed
water
assembly
,
please
make
sure
that the
following
water
conditions
are
met
:
•
Feed Water
Condition
Inlet Pressure
Temperature
pH
Level
TDS
Level
Min
.
40
PSI
4.5
°
C
2
0
mg
/
L
Max
.
100
PSI
38
°
C
11
2000
mg
/
L
•
All
local
plumbing
codes
must
be
followed
.
•
All
tubing
must
be
cut
in
a
straight
line
with
a
clean
,
sharp
Stanley
Knife
.
Ready
to start
•
Locate cold
water
supply
,
suitable
hanging
and
fitment
room
for
system
and tank
.
Locate the
drain
point
,
and sink
faucet
placement
.
FEED WATER
INSTALLATION
:
Locate cold
-
water
flex
line
V
2
”
to
cold
water
faucet
tap
on
sink
,
turn
off
water
supply
,
open
cold
water
faucet
to
release the
pressure
.
Picture indicates
accessing
water
via the
! 4
”
flex
line
to
cold
water
mixer
tap
.
Thread
tape
must
be
applied
when
joining
the valve
to
the
adaptor
block shown above
.
Please
note
that
tubing
colour
on
your
systems
is white
,
not
blue
as
pictured
.
Picture shows
PLV
when
PLV
is
provided
.
If
PLV
is
not
provided
tubing
is
continuing through
to
the
filter
system
NOTE
;
some
models
may
contain this
fitting
.
If
so
,
this
fitting
is
designed
to
replace
the chrome
Adaptor
block and brass ball valve
tap
pictured
above

DRAIN
CLAMP
INSTALLATION
1
.
2
.
3
.
The drain
clamp
should be drilled
,
installed below the
trap
and
on
the vertical
or
horizontal
tailpiece
(
see
figure
2
)
.
The hole
position
on
the
pipe
should be marked and drilled
with
a
1
/
4
"
bit
through
one
side
of
the
pipe
(
see
figure
3
)
Align
the drain
clamp
over
the drilled hole and attach
it
to
the
drainpipe
and
tighten
the
two
screws
evenly
(
see
figure
4
)
.
Figure
2
.
Drain
Clamp
Location
ENSURE
YOU
INSTALL
AFTER
S
BEND
ON THEDOWNPIPE
Drain
Saddle
Drain Tube
Black
Tube
from
RO
HQ
Figure
3
.
Drain
clamp
drill
Fitting
the
Faucet
to
the
sink
Stainless Steel Sinks
&
Porcelain
Sinks
:
1
.
Drilling through
a
stainless
-
steel sink
can
be achieved
by marking
a
center
punch
and
drilling
a
3
/
16
"
guide
hole
.
2
.
Use
a
1
/
2
"
or
7
/
16
”
carbide
or
very
sharp
drill
to
enlarge
the hole
.
3
.
Make
sure
when
starting
to
drill
,
begin slowly through
the
porcelain portion
of
the
sink
so
that
chipping
is reduced
to
a
minimum
.
4
.
On
stainless steel
,
a
very
sharp
drill
bit and low
speed
is essential
,
or
you
risk
burning
the
surface of
the sink
.
MOUNTING
THE
FAUCET
:
1
Disassemble the bottom
portion
of
the
faucet
.
2
.
Place into hole
of
sink and reassemble
faucet from
underneath sink
.

STANDARD
FAUCET
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTION
PH
&
Faucet
Small
Rubber Washer
Large
Rubber
Washer
Escutcheon
pounterTop
q
>
12
Hole
o
Lock
Washer
'
Plastic
Washer
^
—
Locking
Nut
Gasket
©
—
—
Cone
Washer
1
/
4
"
Compression
Nut
"
—
^
'
1
/
4
"
Tube
Connect
to
filtered
water
LAB
-
0133
STORAGE
TANK
ASSEMBLY
:
1
.
Use
Teflon
tape
and
wrap
the
nipple
on
the
top
of
the
storage
tank and the
90
-
degree
elbow
supplied
.
2
.
Install the ball valve
onto
the tank
nipple
.

Assembling
the
System
:
STEP
1
:
Remove
Components
from
Box
,
check all items
are
in
box
.
J
A
STEP
2
:
Disconnect
tubing
from
Membrane
housing
f
r
STEP
3
:
Un
-
screw
membrane
cap
And
ensure
the
o
-
rings
are
correctly
Seated
.
O
STEP
4
:
Un
-
Wrap
Membrane
Ensure that
you
only
handle the
filter
By
the
end
stems
.
m
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ni
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STEP
5
:
Firmly
insert the membrane
The end
with
the dual
o
-
rings
goes
in
First
as
shown
.
-
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STEP
6
:
Tighten
the membrane
firmly
&

STEP
7
:
Un
-
Wrap
and load
cartridges
.
The order
from
right
to
left
is sediment
then carbon
as
shown
.
STEP
8
:
Screw
up
the
housings by
hand
in
an
upright
position
,
ensure
Filters line
up
correctly
with
housing
*
1
STEP
9
:
Firmly tighten housings
Using
the
provided
spanner
.
The
housings
must
be
tight
to
avoid
Leaks
.
STEP
10
:
The labels
may
not
always
Line
up
with
the
front of
the
system
so
ensure
the
system
is
sufficiently
Tightened
as
shown
FT
You
are now
ready
for
installation

Connecting
the
RO
system
:
Using
Push
-
Fit
fittings
aka
“
John
Guest
”
fittings
:
If
you
come across a
push
-
fit
fitting
,
you
need
to
firmly
push
the
tubing
into the
opening
until
you
feel
a
“
click
”
which
signifies
that the
tubing
has
pushed
through
the internal
O
-
ring
and is seated
correctly
.
If
leaking
occurs
,
it
may
be due
to
roughly
cut
tubing
OR
the
tubing
is
not
pushed
in
far
enough
.
To
remove
tubing
from
push
-
fit
fittings
,
depress
the
floating
collet
(
shown
in
below
photo
)
,
then
pull
the
tubing
out
.
q
Tubing
Will
Now
N
y
Release
^
Depress
Collet
1
.
Measure
length
of
White
tubing
from
your
cold
-
water
inlet
(
mains
water
inlet
tee
)
-
Firmly
push
in
tubing
to
the
%
”
fitting
on
the Tee and
screw
tight
to
lock the
tubing
in
.
-
Firmly
push
the inlet
tubing
into the
“
Inlet
”
Of
the
RO
system
also labeled
“
Dirt
Sediment
Filter
”
2
.
Measure and
cut
length
of
Blue
tubing
between the
storage
tank and
Hydrogen
Rich
T
300
cartridge
(
Marked
as
“
tank
”
on
the Tee
fitting
.
(
NOTE
:
water
goes
in
and
out
of
the
same
line
to
the
storage
tank
)
3
.
Connect filtered
water
to
Facet
tap
on
sink
(
Refer
to
previous
Faucet Installation
)
SYSTEM START
UP
:
1
.
Once
you
are
confident
that all
components
are
assembled
correctly
,
slowly
turn
on
the inlet
water
and
inspect
the
system
thoroughly
for
leaks
.
2
.
Once
system
has been checked
,
open
the valve
on
top
of
the
storage
tank and the
system
will
kick
back
in
and
begin
filling
the tank
full
of
Reverse
Osmosis
Water
.
NOTE
:
At
NO
point
does the
pressure
valve
on
the bottom
of
the
storage
tank need
to
be
tampered
with
or
used
.
The
water
enters
and exits the
storage
tank
through
the
SAME
LINE
on
the
top
of
the tank
.
There is
NO
need
to
touch
pressure
valve
at
any
point
.
The tank is
preset
to
7
PSI
.
Anything
above
or
below that
figure
will
cause
to
tank
to not
function
as
intended
.

3
.
IMPORTANT FOR
7
STAGE
SYSTEMS
:
Allow the tank
to
fill
to
capacity
BEFORE
turning
on
the
faucet
on
the sink
.
Once
the tank is
entirely
full
(
approx
.
1
-
2
Hours
)
open
the sink
top
faucet
and allow the entire tank
to
drain
.
This
will
flush
the
filters
and the
tubing
prior
to
use
.
This is
important
as
the
filters
are no
longer
pre
-
washed
due
to
potential
bacteria contamination
.
This
process
also
helps
to
flush
out
the anti
¬
bacterial solution which these units
are
factory
treated
with
.
4
.
The
system
will
automatically
start to
fill
the
storage
tank
again
.
5
.
The
system
is
ready
to
provide
you
with
fresh
and
purified
water
.
In
some cases
,
there
may
be
a
lingering
taste
in
the
water
,
which
can
be described
as
a
metallic
or
chemical
taste
,
this is
only
the carbon and
alkalizing
fines
or
also
some
residual sanitizer
in
the
tank
or
membrane and
will
disappear
shortly
after
adequate
flushing
.
If
taste
persists
for
longer
than
1
week
please
contact
us
RECOMMENDED
MAINTENANCE
:
As
a
general
rule
,
any
cartridges
BEFORE
the membrane should be
replaced
every
6
months
.
This
will
help
ensure
the membrane
itself
will
perform
to
its
full
potential
over
its
1
-
5
year
lifespan
(
depending
on
water
quality
)
.
The
post
carbon
GAC
(
taste
and odour
cartridge
)
should be
replaced
every
12
months
.
In
a
7
Stage
system
,
the
T
300
should be
replaced
every
12
months
as
per
the
manufacturers
recommendations
.
=
.
The
Life
Energy
Ceramic
FIR
Cartridge
is
to
be
replaced
every
2
years
.
The
magnetic
Water
treatment
device
will
not
need
replacing
.
On
a
standard
7
stage system
,
the
changes
would
be similar
to
this
:
Poly
Spun
Sediment
Cartridge
-
6
months
Carbon
Block
Cartridge
-
6
months
Membrane
-
1
-
5
years
T
300
Hydrogen
Rich
Aik
Filter
-
12
months
Life
Energy
Ceramic
FIR
Cartridge
-
2
years
Post
Carbon
-
12
months
Magnetic
Water Treatment
System
-
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GT
14
-
14
S
-
DM
Fit
Angle
Stop
Valve
(
Entry
Tee
)
-
2
.
GT
8
-
0
S
-
Sediment
Filter
Housing
3
.
GT
8
-
0
S
-
Carbon
Filter
Housing
4
.
GT
19
-
8
S
-
316
Stainless
Steel
Centre
Joiner
5
.
GT
10
-
23
G
-
Male
1
/
4
”
Elbow
-
1
/
4
“
Tube
6
.
GT
13
-
4
S
-
Automatic
4
Way
Shut
Off
Valve
7
.
GT
10
-
13
-
Male
1
/
8
”
Elbow
-
1
/
4
“
Tube
8
.
GT
8
-
31
-
Reverse
Osmosis
Membrane
Housing
9
.
GT
10
-
17
G
-
Inline
Check
Valve
10
.
GT
13
-
1
S
-
Flow
Restrictor
(
Waste
Water
)
11
.
GT
11
-
12
G
-
40
mm
Drain
Saddle
/
Clamp
12
.
GT
14
-
7
-
Tank
Valve
13
.
GT
6
-
32
-
Puretron
T
300
Hydrogen
Filter
14
.
GT
10
-
125
-
RO
Tank
Tee
(
Male
1
/
4
”
-
2
x
1
/
4
”
Tube
)
15
.
GT
10
-
22
G
-
Straight
1
/
4
”
Male
to
Tube
Fitting
)
16
.
GT
6
-
10
-
Inline
Infrared
FAR
Filter
17
.
GT
6
-
21
S
-
Inline
Post
Filter
Coconut
Carbon
18
.
GT
31
-
14
-
Inline
Negative
Fluid
Reactor
19
.
GT
13
-
47
-
RO
12
L
Storage
Tank
20
.
GT
18
-
13
-
Pressure
Limiting
Valve
500
kPa
21
.
GT
10
-
34
G
-
Faucet
Quick
Connect
Adaptor
22
.
GT
9
-
1
S
-
Slim
Goose
Neck
Faucet
5
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2
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Blue
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Drinking
Water

Additional Extras
:
Water Hammer Arrester
:
The
water
hammer
arrestor
is
installed either
at
your
washing
machine
or
your
dishwasher
inlet
.
The Water Hammer Arrester has
a
1
/
2
"
BSP
connection
.
Please
refer
to
the
provided
brochure
for further information
.
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Pressure
Relief
Valve
:
The Pressure
Relief
valve is
to
prevent
pressure
due
to
thermal
expansion
.
This
commonly
occurs
when
connecting
the
water to
a
fridge
or
water
chiller
/
ice
maker
.
This
must
be installed
AFTER
the Filter
System
.
(
I
.
E
.
Between the
drinking
water
&
Chiller
/
Fridge
)
.
It
comes
fitted
with
a
drain
clamp
which
clamps
around the
DOWN
PIPE
.
This
clamp
has
2
x
ports
,
1
for
the
pressure
relief
valve
(
pre
-
fitted
)
and the second
one
is
for
the
waste
water
of
the
RO
system
.
The
waste water
is located behind the
filters
a
small valve labeled drain line
/
Flow 200
.
This is the
flow
restrictor
.
Please
contact
us on
07
5597 4585
if
you
have
any
questions
in
regards
to
the installation
of
this
system
BEFORE
attempting
.
WATERMARK
CERTIFIED
RO
SYSTEM
:
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on
The three
-
stage
pressurised
component
of
this
RO
system
is
certified
to
Watermark
Standards AS
/
NZS
3497
Under the
Certificate
number
23247
.
Watermark
certification
is the level
of certification
required
by
law
for
a
licensed
plumber
in
Australia
to
install
a
water
filter
system
.
All
products
used under this
certification
will
give
you
peace
of
mind
knowing
that
your
water
filter
complies
with
Australian
plumbing
codes
.
Our
Watermark
certified filter
systems
are
hand assembled here
in
Australia and
are
randomly
batch tested
to
ensure
top
quality
and
workmanship
for
your
water
filtration
products
.
W
WaterMark
AS
/
NZS
3497
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