The first stage filters water through a polypropylene (PP) filter to remove larger particles like dirt and rust. The second stage Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) filter is a finer grade filter and removes chemical contaminants like chlorine and VOCs. The third stage filter ensures that chemicals and volatile organic compounds that escaped the second stage are stopped to further remove odour and bad taste. In the fourth stage, the reverse osmosis membrane filters out dissolved impurities, minerals, microscopic organisms, bacteria and viruses before storing the water in a holding tank to reduce waiting at the tap when filtered water is required. In the final stage, the water from the tank travels through a post-RO activated carbon filter as an extra level of protection before reaching the tap.

Warning: Failure to replace filter cartridges may result in bacteria growth affecting water quality, blocked water flow, pump overload or system failure.

* More frequent replacement may be required for larger families or in the event of reduced water pressure or no water flow, discoloured water, particles are present, taste has deteriorated or TDS has increased (RO membrane).

RO-2000 Compact Reverse Osmosis Water Filter System is designed to be permanently connected to a home plumbing system. The appliance should be connected to a municipal water supply only, and only under the following conditions:

• Water Condition:
  Do not use the filter system where water is microbiologically unsafe or the TDS (Total Dissolved Solids) is above 2,000 ppm.
• Water Temperature:
  Use the unit with cold water only. Do not filter water with a temperature higher than 38°C.
• Water Pressure:
  60~80 psi. If the water pressure at your premises exceeds 80psi (550kpa) please install a pressure limiting valve on the water inlet or damage to the system may result.
• Installation Location:
  To prevent damage to electrical components, do not install the filter system in a location with high humidity.
  Do not install the filter system in a location in direct sunlight or other light sources.
  Do not spray water or any liquid on the filter system.

• Clean Pure RO-2000 System
• 1st stage PP sludge filter cartridge (5-10 micron)
• 2nd stage GAC filter
• 3rd stage FPC filter
• 4th stage Reverse Osmosis Membrane
• 5th stage post-RO GAC filter
• 4-way shutoff valve
• Quarter-turn long reach faucet
• Tubes, water feed adapter and ball-valve
• Storage tank 14.4 litres*

* Storage tanks for RO systems require air to create pressure at the faucet. The actual water volume will vary depending on water
pressure and other variables at the time, and will be approximately 50-60% of the tank’s capacity.

• Drill and bit
• Shifting spanners
• Thread sealing tape

Different installation methods are available depending on the piping arrangement in your home.

(A) Undersink installation

1. Turn off cold water valve or main valve
2. Loosen nut at the top of riser
3. Install the feed water adapter valve
4. Re-connect the nut to the feed water adapter using cone washers.
5. Connect ¼” (or 3/8”) tubing to the feed water adapter valve using compression nut, plastic sleeve and insert

(B) Wallmount mixer or faucet

1. Turn off the main water valve
2. Install feed water adapter valve on the cold water side only.

1. Make sure all connections are secure.
2. Turn on the feed water adapter and check for leaks. If any leaks are present, do not proceed further until they are fixed.
3. Plug into power supply and allow the system to run for several minutes.
4. Do not drink the first tank of water. Turn on the faucet and allow the first tank to empty to flush out any manufacturing impurities.
5. After flushing, we recommend using a TDS meter to check the TDS value of purified water compared to the feed water value. The purified water reading should read about 10% of the feed water reading.

Anything out of the ordinary such as leaks or unusual noise, turn off and disconnect the power supply first, then turn off the feed water adapter valve.

If you know you are not going to be using the system for more than 2 weeks, shut off the system, drain the stored water and turn off the feed water adapter valve.

Turn on the feed water valve first, then plug in the power supply.

The following intervals are general guidelines based on a family of four with the average person requiring around 4 litres per day for drinking and food preparation. More frequent replacement may be required for larger families and in the event of any of the following:

• Reduced water pressure or no water flow
• Discoloured water or particles are present
• Taste has deteriorated
• TDS has increased (RO membrane)

Warning: Failure to replace filter cartridges may result in bacteria growth affecting water quality, blocked water flow, pump overload or system failure.

1. Follow the proper procedure to shut off the system.
2. Make sure the appliance stays upright during filter changes.
3. Check the flow direction before changing filter cartridges.
4. Replace the correct cartridge and push-in the tubes into the cartridge ports securely.

Note: The RO membrane element is contained within a housing which is retained. To replace the RO membrane element, turn the cap of the membrane housing clockwise by hand and open. Take out the used membrane element and discard*. If it is difficult to remove, use suitable pliers to get hold of it. When installing the new membrane, ensure it is inserted in the correct direction or water flow will be blocked.

* Warning: Wear disposable gloves when handling the used membrane element. Microorganisms may be present.