PUSH TYPE FITTING CONNECTIONS
The Hobart
Any tubing that is removed from the fitting frequently will eventually develop nicks or scratches that may lead to leaks. In such cases, periodically trim the tubing as described above.
NOTE: Always release the water pressure before attempting to disconnect the tubing from the fitting.
To connect tubing, push tubing squarely into the opening as far as it will go. To release the tubing, push in on the collette and pull out on the tubing.
WATER SUPPLY CONNECTION
TUBING / FITTING REQUIREMENTS
Due to the aggressive nature of
1.Ensure inlet water pressure is a minimum of 20 psi.
NOTE: Use the minimum amount of tubing to connect the water supply to the system to cut down on pressure drop.
NOTE: Inlet supply line should not exceed 20 feet in length. Do not use a
NOTE: If using a brass compression fitting to connect the plastic tubing, discard the brass ferrule and use a plastic ferrule in its place. Use of a plastic insert (stiffener) will increase strength of connection.
2.Run 3/8" poly tubing from the water supply to the inlet connection tee on the left side of the RO filter system located under the system bracket and behind the sediment filter.
STORAGE TANK CONNECTION
NOTE: A 20 gallon storage tank
150.This allows for a total draw down of approximately 13 gallons RO water for on demand use. If a larger draw down is required, larger storage tanks are available upon request.
NOTE: A small air pump, such as that used for balls or a bicycle tire, will work to charge the storage tank.
1.Verify the air pressure
A. Purge or add air as needed.