SAFETY INFORMATION
Carefully read through the user instructions, which contain directions and warnings, before installing and
starting to use the water purifier. It will then work in a proper manner and provide the greatest benefit.
Everybody using the water purifier should be familiar with how to operate it and its safety features.
Installation
• Check that the water you want to clean satisfies
the requirements in “Technical facts”.
• The water purifier should be connected to an
earthed electrical supply. As some operations
require the power supply to be temporarily
interrupted, it is best to connect using a plug that is
also easily accessible after installation. Permanent
wiring to the electrical supply may only be carried
out by a qualified electrician and should be per-
formed with a safety switch. Incorrect installation
can result in personal injury and/or damage to
property which are not covered by any warranty.
• Plumbing work should be performed by a qualified
plumber. If you do the installation yourself, you
must acquaint yourself with the applicable
standards and adhere to them.
• It is important for the purifier to be installed upright
on a horizontal surface, and that hoses and cables
are neither tensioned nor get jammed when
moving the purifier, e.g. during installation and
cleaning.
• If the feed water is classed as unfit, have the
purified water checked after installation. After this,
test the purified water once a year or if there is any
change in the taste or odour. Do not drink/use the
water if the results are unsatisfactory. Contact your
dealer.
• When the water purifier is new, the purified water
may not be used until flushing and calibration have
been completed.
• Calibration of the water purifier may only be carried
out:
- the first time the water purifier is taken into use.
- if the water quality changes (e.g. when moving).
- after replacing the membrane.
• The reverse osmosis technique reduces most
substances extremely effectively. For this reason,
the content of those substances that normally
protect pipes, tanks, valves, etc., are very low in
the purified water from the water purifier. Consider
the risk of corrosion and elution when choose
materials in peripheral equipment for the water
purifier.
Child safety
• Do not let children play with the water purifier.
• Never leave packaging material lying around so
that children can play with it.
Use
• The water purifier is intended to produce water for
applications that require purified water.
• Purified water should only be used when the control
panel’s lights II or III (purification levels) are lit. It can
take up to 60 seconds before the water purifier
indicates good water quality.
• The water purifier must be connected to water and
electricity in order for the automatic flushing system
to work. Automatic flushing takes place
approximately every 12 hours.
• Every time after drawing water, or every 15 minutes
in each operating cycle and when connecting the
plug, automatic flushing takes place.
• The upper side of the water purifier may not be used
to stand items on.
• Do not use purified water in aluminium vessels.
There is a risk of corrosion of the vessel and a
higher concentration of aluminium in the purified
water.
• Do not change or modify the water purifier in any
way. This can result in personal injury and/or
damage to property which is not covered by any
warranty.
• If the water purifier is to be disconnected from water
and electricity for an extended period (several days),
it should be stored as described in “Storage”. This
also provides protection against freezing.
• The water purifier may not be used without a filter
(except during cleaning and storage). It could be
seriously damaged.
• If the water purifier contains preserving agents or
detergents, it must be flushed in accordance with
“Flushing” before the purified water may be used.
• Once a month, check that the connections are
watertight. Leaks outside the appliance cannot be
detected by the internal safety system. If leakage
occurs, immediately switch off the water supply and
break the current to the appliance by pulling the plug
out of the wall socket or unscrewing the fuse in the
electrical distribution board.
• If the mains lead has been damaged in some way,
it must be replaced by a qualified person to avoid
damage or injury.
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