Sears RO 2000 manual Tools and Materials YOU will Need, Steps to Install the System

Models: RO 2000

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- THINGS TO CHECK BEFORE YOU START TO INSTALL -

REMOTE LOCATION -- You can install the RO

assembly or water supply saddle valve in another place away from the RO faucet (please see page 2O).

REPLACING ANOTHER RO SYSTEM -- We

suggest you remove all parts of another RO system, and use everything included with your new RO system.

- TOOLS AND MATERIALS YOU WILL NEED -

==9/16" open end, or adjustable wrench

standard pliers, and larger adjustable jaw pliers or pipe wrench

slotted and Phillips head screwdrivers

plumbers putty

pipe joint compound (thread seal) or Teflon tape, approved for use on potable water sup- plies

hand or battery powered drill with 1/8" bit (if needed for the cold water supply valve, page 6)

electric drill and bits, if hole is needed for the RO faucet, page 7

CAUTION: TO AVOID DAMAGING A SINK

BEYOND REPAIR, CONSULT A QUALIFIED

PLUMBER OR INSTALLER FOR GUIDES BEFORE DRILLING HOLES IN PORCELAIN OR STAINLESS STEEL

- 5 STEPS TO INSTALL THE SYSTEM -

STEP 1 - INSTALL THE COLD WATER SUPPLY SADDLE VALVE, PAGE 6.

STEP 2 - INSTALL THE DRAIN ADAPTER, PAGES 6 AND 7.

Note: Running the drain tubing directly to a floor drain, sump, standpipe, laundry tub, etc., as shown on page 20, is preferred. However, if that is not possible or practical, the included drain adapter installs in the sink drain pipe, always above or ahead of the p-trap. Be sure to comply with your local plumbing codes. Other drain pipe fittings, in addition to the adapter, may be needed.

STEP 3 - INSTALL THE FAUCET, PAGES 7-9,

A - PREPARE MOUNTING HOLE

B - ASSEMBLE FAUCET

C - FASTEN FAUCET IN PLACE

STEP 4 - MAKE ELECTRICAL, AND REMAINING TUBING CONNECTIONS.

STEP 5 - SANITIZING, PRESSURE TESTING, PLACING IN "SERVICE".

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Sears RO 2000 Tools and Materials YOU will Need, Steps to Install the System, Remote Location -- You can install the RO

RO 2000 specifications

The Sears RO 2000, released in the late 1980s, marked a significant advancement in the realm of personal appliances and home technology. As a state-of-the-art product in its category, the RO 2000 offered a blend of innovative features designed to enhance user convenience, functionality, and efficiency.

One of the standout characteristics of the Sears RO 2000 was its compact design. Tailored for modern households, the appliance seamlessly integrated into various kitchen layouts without sacrificing space. Its sleek and contemporary aesthetics rendered it a perfect match for any decor, appealing to a broad audience of consumers.

The RO 2000 boasted multiple functionalities, including the ability to perform tasks such as baking, broiling, roasting, and heating. This versatility made it a valuable addition to homes where time-efficiency is vital. Users appreciated the appliance's capacity to prepare meals quickly while maintaining high-quality results, showcasing Sears' commitment to versatility in home technology.

In terms of technology, the Sears RO 2000 featured advanced heating systems that delivered consistent and even cooking results. Utilizing a combination of convection heating and radiant elements, the appliance ensured that food was cooked evenly and retained moisture. This was particularly advantageous for baking enthusiasts who desired perfectly risen cakes and evenly browned casseroles.

The appliance also incorporated user-friendly controls, making it simple for anyone to operate. With easy-to-read dials and pre-set cooking options, it demystified the cooking process, allowing even novice cooks to achieve professional results. The RO 2000’s intuitive interface contributed to a positive user experience, as it streamlined the cooking process and reduced the likelihood of errors.

Another highlight of the Sears RO 2000 was its energy efficiency. With increasing awareness about energy consumption, the appliance was designed to minimize electricity usage while delivering powerful performance. This feature resonated well with environmentally-conscious consumers looking to reduce their carbon footprint without compromising on convenience.

Safety was also a priority in the design of the RO 2000. Equipped with features like automatic shut-off and cool-touch exteriors, users could operate the appliance with peace of mind, reducing the risk of accidents in the kitchen.

In conclusion, the Sears RO 2000 emerged as a landmark technology in household appliances, combining advanced cooking capabilities, user-friendly design, and energy efficiency. It represented a commitment to quality and innovation, positioning Sears as a leader in the home appliance market during its time. As families sought enhanced cooking solutions, the RO 2000 stood out as a reliable partner in creating delicious meals and fostering a love for cooking.