Instructions / Assembly

Whole House System

Filter Change

Filter Change Instructions

Each filter is good for approximately 6 months or up to 100,000 gallons of water. The amount of

time and water depends on the quality, temperature, and pressure of your water supply. Your

replacement cycle may be longer or shorter because of this.

If you notice a drop in your water pressure in your home or on the pressure gauges, this usually

indicates you are ready for a filter replacement. Once your pressure has dropped 10-20 PSI from

your initial pressure we suggest replacing your filters.

1. Turn Off Water Supply

First, turn off water supply to the system. Open the nearest faucet until

flow stops to depressurize your plumbing. Shut off the faucet once flow

has stoped.

2. Press the red pressure button

Prepare for water discharge from system then press the red

pressure release button.

Use your Filter Housing Wrench to unscrew the housings from

your system.

Remove the old filter and throw it away. Drain any remaining

water from the housing.

Tools Needed:

Replacement Filters

Filter Housing Wrench

Silicone Lubricant

Towels

Cleaning Gloves

Bleach

Replacment Filters

Whole House System

Filter Housing Wrench

Towels Silicone

Lubricant

Bleach

Cleaning Gloves

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Whole House System Filter Change Towels Silicone Lubricant Bleach Replacment Filters Cleaning Gloves Filter Housing Wrench Whole House System Filter Change Instructions Each filter is good for approximately 6 months or up to 100,000 gallons of water. The amount of time and water depends on the quality, temperature, and pressure of your water supply. Your replacement cycle may be longer or shorter because of this.
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3. Filter Cleaning We recommend cleaning your filter housing once a year. To do this scrub the inside of the housing and the inside of the top manifold with one gallon of warm water mixed with 1 tablespoon of household bleach. Make sure to protect your hands during cleaning. Rinse all parts with water until all traces of bleach are gone. 3 Note! Do not add bleach directly to any part of the system 4. Reattaching Housing Your o-ring may come loose during the housing removal.