Independent Laboratory Testing Results – Biovir Laboratories
The following information is a summary of the MAYTAG Whole Home Water Filtration System and MAYTAG Whole Home Water Filtration System with Activated Carbon Prefilter Independent Laboratory Testing results.
Independently Tested By BioVir Laboratories, Inc. ,
Benicia, California
The MAYTAG Whole Home Water Filtration System has been independently tested by BioVir Laboratories, a California Department of Health (CDH) Approved Laboratory. The test results were:
Bacteria Reduction* - greater than 99.99999%
Virus Reduction** - greater than 99.7%
*Tested with Echerichia coli bacteria ** Tested with Polio virus
Service
All service and maintenance is to be performed by a MAYTAG Services Qualified Service Technician.
Should service be required during or after the warranty period, or should you have any questions regarding how to use your MAYTAG Whole Home Water Filtration System, please call MAYTAG Customer Care at
Legal Disclaimer
This manual attempts to outline some of the basic principles of household water collection, treatment and discharge and some of the features of the MAYTAG Whole Home Water Filtration System (the “System”). It is not intended to be a definitive dissertation on the principles set out above and is provided as a reference guide to homeowners. Any other reliance is expressly excluded herein.
The MAYTAG Whole Home Water Filtration System must be installed by a MAYTAG Services Qualified Service Technician and properly maintained in accordance with the Operations and the Owner’s Manual. Failure to properly maintain the System will compromise performance and/or result in the failure to control water quality.
See tables for Certifications and Laboratory test information.
To reduce the risk of severe injury, illness, death and/or property damage, read and follow all instructions. Use only MAYTAG authorized parts where required to repair and service the MAYTAG Whole Home Water Filtration System.
MAYTAG Whole Home Water Filtration System Owners Manual
November 2003
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