Cartridge Change Instructions (Refer to Corresponding Dia- grams Below)

CAUTION

To reduce the risk associated with property damage due to water leakage:

The disposable filter cartridge must be replaced every six months or at the specified ser- vice cycle.

1.Turn water supply off at saddle valve or at undersink cold water line, and remove protective shroud from bracket.

2.Reset shut-off meter by pushing in knob and turning to the right (clockwise) until the arrow on the top of the meter body is lined up to “Start”. (It is recommended that the cartridges be replaced when the meter reads 625 gallons. The shut-off meter will shut water pres- sure to the faucet when 625 gallons are dispensed.) Open faucet to depressurize the system.

3.Lift red knob upward and hold.

4.Turn cartridge to the left (counterclockwise) and gently pull straight down. Discard spent cartridge. If system has not been properly depressurized, a small amount of water may discharge. Repeat for second cartridge.

5.Align tabs of the new cartridges with head and insert cartridge. Turn cartridge to the right

(clockwise) until a clicking sound is heard. The cartridge is now properly installed. Use the number coded labels to match “FILTER 1” cartridge with “FILTER 1” head. Repeat with “FILTER 2”.

6.Turn on water at saddle valve or water line and check system for leaks. If leaks occur, check connections or repeat cartridge installation.

7.Flush 5 gallons through system (approximately 10 minutes). Residual air may cause temporary cloudiness in water. Place protective shroud back on bracket.

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3M AP-DWS1000 LF operating instructions

AP-DWS1000 LF, AP-DWS1000 specifications

The 3M AP-DWS1000 and AP-DWS1000 LF are advanced water filtration systems designed for commercial applications, specifically targeting the growing need for high-quality drinking water in workplaces and public facilities. These systems integrate cutting-edge technology to ensure clean, safe, and great-tasting water.

One of the main features of the 3M AP-DWS1000 is its multi-stage filtration process. This sophisticated method begins with the removal of sediment and larger particulate matter, which can affect the clarity and aesthetic qualities of the water. Following this, the system employs activated carbon filtration to effectively reduce chlorine, taste, and odor, ensuring that the water is not only safe but also pleasant to drink. The AP-DWS1000 LF variant is particularly suited for applications requiring lower levels of lead reduction, making it ideal for settings where water quality is suspect.

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In terms of technology, both the AP-DWS1000 and AP-DWS1000 LF leverage advanced materials that enhance their performance and longevity. The high-capacity filters are designed to last longer than traditional filters, making them a cost-effective solution for businesses concerned with maintenance and operational disruptions.

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