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• Stage 3’s lifespan is based on either a 364 day count or the TDS quality of water coming off it. If the counter on
Stage 3 is not reading 364 days you will select “Replace component,” select Stage 3 from the drop-down menu
and hit replace.
• Stage 4’s lifespan is a function of water quality. The alarm will sound if water quality reaches above 10ppm on
the lead cartridge. No resetting is required upon initial installation.
• The UV light’s life is based on both light intensity and a 364 day count. To reset the light monitor, select the “UV
lamp” tab on the bottom row and select replace component.
• Stage 5’s lifespan is based on a liter count. Each Stage 5 is marked with its liter capacity. From the Stage 5
details screen verify that your maximum capacity matches the capacity printed on the cartridge. If not, reset
the count to the correct number.
FILLING THE TANKS
At this point both storage tank valves should be closed: meaning the ball valve knob is turned perpendicular with
the tubing going in.
• Open the RO and Dental Storage Tanks by turning the tank ball valve knob in line with the tubing.
Confirm source water pressure is above 65 PSI and below 125 PSI.
• Open the Source Water Valve at your municipal supply.
• The RO and dental tanks will slowly begin to fill. Allow for 8–12 hours for tanks to completely fill.
• Check connections and ensure there are no leaks.
OPERATIONAL TEST
• Allow the RO and Dental Water Tanks to fill completely before performing the operational test.
• After four hours, open the valve at the white Autoclave Faucet, and start running water. At this point you should
be looking for leaks anywhere in the system and connecting tubing. Once you have water at the faucet and
confirmed there are no leaks, run for 2–3 minutes, then close the faucet.
• Repeat this process for the chrome Dental Water Faucet.
Direct Feed System: Run handpiece water at the furthest chair from the system. Check for leaks. Note: You will
not have adequate water pressure until the Dental Tank has filled.
PROGRAMMING
CONNECTING TO THE NETWORK
• From the “Home” tab on the touchscreen, you will select the “Settings” tab.
• Select the “Network” button.
• Go to “Network interface,” and select a method of connection from the drop-down menu.
• Select “Scan” and then select “SSID” to populate the list of possible networks.
• From the list, select the appropriate network and enter in the password if necessary and hit “Connect”.
• Once you are connected you will want to select “Save setting.”
• The Sterisil®System G5 must be on the same Wi-Fi connection as the computer.
PC APP
The PC app is essential to maximizing the potential of the G5. The app can aggregate data from multiple systems
to be accessed on demand.
• To install the PC app, go to sterisil.com/sterisil-system-g5. Locate app under the docs tab.
• Follow the instructions to install.
OPTIONAL ADD-ONS
PRE-FILTER KIT (OPTIONAL COMPONENT)
Considerations:
Account for a minimum of 2” clearance at the bottom for future filter replacements. Location of Pre-filter and
Inline Ball Valve diagram is on page 5.
• Turn off your source water.
• Find a location where you can drive the screws for the bracket into the wall that will reach both your source
water line and your Sterisil®System G5 source line.
• If you have a Sterisil
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Booster Pump, the Pre-filter Kit will go before the Booster Pump on the source water line.
• Use a 15/64” to ¼” drill bit to drill holes in which to put the anchors.
• Drive the #10 screws into the anchors through the holes in the metal mounting bracket.
• Use the thread tape to cover the threaded end of the push-in fitting adapter.
• Twist the two quick connect fitting adapters into the two holes on the head of the filter housing.
• Attach the filter housing to the mounting bracket using the screws provided.
• With towels ready to catch the leaking water, make a clean square cut on the source line using a tube cutter or
sharp knife. Note: If the cut is jagged, the connection will not be secure and may leak. At the “IN” on the Pre-
filter head, insert the source water line. At the “OUT” on the pre-filter head, insert the water line to the system.
Make sure the tubing is fully connected. You should feel it lock into place, and you should not be able to pull it
loose or have it slip out.
• Make a cut on the incoming line, and install your inline ball valve with the valve in the open position.
• Turn your source water back on.
• Check for any leaks. If there are any leaks, confirm all connections are attached securely.
• Turn your source water back off. Place one of the sediment filters in the housing, and turn your source water
back on.
CHANGING THE FILTER
You will need to set the reminder for the appropriate interval. Please consult your Sterisil Water Compliance
Specialist to confirm your replacement interval. Select the pre-filter icon, select “Replace component,” and
select the appropriate interval.
• Close the inline ball valves before and after the housing.
• Purge the pressure from the filter housing by depressing the red button on the top of lid.
• Unscrew the water reservoir lid to access and replace the micron filter inside.
• Reassemble and open inline and source water valves to restore flow to the system.
• You can visually confirm water is flowing freely.
BOOSTER PUMP (OPTIONAL COMPONENT)
POWER ADAPTERS
Considerations:
• Electrical cord length and transformer.
• Pressure Switch: Ensure it is no more than 3 feet from the RO Tank and Booster Pump. If you have a Pre-filter
Kit, install it before you install the Booster Pump.
Installation Steps:
• Turn off your source water and ensure both tanks are closed.
• Find a location where you can reach the source water tubing with the Booster Pump and the 3/8” RO water
tubing with the pressure switch. The pressure switch is installed on the “RO tank” line.
• Use a 15/64” to 1/4” drill bit to drill pilot holes.
• Screw the #8 screws into the anchors through the holes on the Booster Pump.
