Installing The Water Line, Installing the water filter

INSTALLING THE WATER LINE

There are several items that you need to purchase to complete this connection. You may find these items sold as a kit at your local hardware store.

1/4” compression nut	copper tubing
plastic tubing	ferrule	Refrigerator
		Plastic tubing Ⓐ	Compression nut
		Plastic tubing Ⓐ	(1/4”) (Supplied) Ⓐ
		(Supplied)	(1/4”) (Supplied) Ⓐ
		(Supplied)
			Compression fitting
			(Supplied)
		Ferrule	Bulb
		Ferrule
		(Not supplied)
			Compression nut Ⓑ
			(1/4”) (Not supplied)
		Copper tubing or Plastic tubing Ⓑ
		(Not supplied)	(Not supplied)

Household water line

1.Slip the compression nut Ⓐ through the supplied plastic tubing Ⓐ.

2.Tighten the compression nut Ⓐ onto the 1/4” compression fitting.

-If you are using copper tubing, slip the compression nut Ⓑ (not included) and ferrule (not included) on copper tubing (not included) as shown.

-If you are using plastic tubing Ⓑ, insert the molded end(Bulb) of the plastic tubing Ⓑ into the compression fitting.

CAUTION Do not use without the molded end(Bulb) of the plastic tubing Ⓑ.

3. Tighten the compression nut Ⓑ onto the compression fitting. Do not over-tighten the compression nut Ⓑ.

4. Turn water on and check for any leakage.

Only connect the water line to a drinkable water source.

If you have to repair or disassemble the water line, cut off 1/4“ of the plastic tubing to make sure you get a snug, leak-free connection.

PU 01SETTING

1.Remove the water filter cover( 1 )

2.Remove the fixed cap by turning it counter clockwise.

Keep the cap in a safe place for later use if you don’t use the filter.

3. Remove the water filter from the box and put a

	replacement indicator sticker on the filter as shown.
	Place a sticker on the filter that dates six months in	2
	the future. For example, if you install the water filter in	2
	the future. For example, if you install the water filter in
	March, put the “SEP” sticker on the filter to remind you
	to replace in September. That way you’ll know when it
	is time to replace the filter. Normally, a filter life is about
	6 months.