Using The System, Filter Cartridge Life

USING THE SYSTEM

The sink or countertop faucet has a hand operated

knob to access drinking water. Turning the knob to

the left opens the faucet, turning to the fight shuts off the faucet.

FAUCET ELECTRONICS

The Undersink Drinking Water Filter will monitor

the total water flow of the unit and also length of time

the filters have been installed. The faucet base has an

indicator light that flashes to inform you of the status of the filters.

Green - Filters are good. Amber - Warning, filters

need repladng shortly. Filters need replacing, when water has been drawn, after 168 days (or 960 gallons

have been used) since battery change. Red - Filters

must be replaced. Will flash after 14 additional days

(or 80 additional gallons).

When the two "AA" batteries are first applied at ini- tial start up, the LED indicator light will flash in a am-

ber, green, red sequence. All timers and counters are reset to zero.

In order to reset the monitor time and gallon count

feature, the batteries should be removed for a mini- mum of five seconds and then reinserted.

Batteries need to be	replaced	once	a year	at the	time
of filter replacement.	Do not	mix	battery	types,	use

	faucet
Z	filtered water

If the faucet LED indicator light does not function af-

ter a battery change, and the batteries are known to

be good and installed properly, there may be a resid-

ual charge on the static protection device. To dissi- pate this charge, remove the batteries for one hour.

Several variables determine how long a cartridge will last. These include:

1.how much water you use

2.how much sediment, taste and/or odor, or other

unwanted substance, is in the water

Use the following information as a guide. However,

no matter which type of cartridge you are using, you will know it is time to replace it when you first no-

tice the return of the unwanted substance in your water.

Kenmore system model 625.384650 with replace-

ment elements 42-38466 has been tested and certi-

fied by NSF International for the reduction of chlo-

rine, lead, asbestos, cysts, VOC's and MTBE. The rated capacity for this system is 1040 gallons.