Installation Guide

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Start-up Instructions:

6 Month System Maintenance:

NOTE: If you have connected your RO system to a refrigerator/ice maker, make sure the ice

maker is off (do not allow water to flow to the ice maker until flush is complete and the

tank has been allowed to fill completely. Connection from the RO to the icemaker

system should have an inline valve installed before the icemaker so it can easily be

closed to prevent water flowing to the ice maker during start up and periodic

maintenance. Your RO tank must be allowed to fill up fully for the ice maker system to

work properly.

1. Turn Inlet Valve and Storage Tank Ball Valve both in open position.

2. Ensure RO faucet is closed.

3. Slowly open the cold water supply valve that you closed at the beginning of this installation.

4. Water pressure will start to build in the RO system in about 2 hours. Carefully inspect all

fittings and connections. Check for leaks and fix if any are found.

5. Open RO faucet and let water flow through the system for a 24 hour period. Water will flow

heavily until the Storage Tank becomes empty, and then it will be a slow drip for the

balance of 24 hours.

6. Close RO faucet after 24 hour purge is complete.

7. RO system is ready for use.

NOTE: you will not have filtered water immediately. It will take 1-2 hours to completely fill the storage

tank to create liberal flow from the RO faucet.

Model # Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3 Stage 4

VRO-3U

5 micron Carbon

Block

Filter Part #

VRFU-CTO

RO Membrane

Part # VRFU-RO

5 micron

Carbon Block

Filter Part #

VRFU-CTO

n/a

VRO-4U

5 micron Sediment

Filter Part #

VRFU-PP

5 micron Carbon

Block

Filter Part #

VRFU-CTO

Membrane

Part #

VRFU-RO

Inline Carbon

Filter

Part # VRF-T33

Depending on which model was purchased the chart below will assist with replacement of

filter cartridges. The replacement filter can be obtained online at www.ghpgroupinc.com or at

the retail store where the system was purchased.

The prefilter and postfilter have a life expectancy between 6 to 12 months, depending on

the incoming water conditions and the amount of the water the system has used. You must

periodically replace the filters. This will protect the RO membrane from being destroyed by

Chlorine and also prevent the filters from plugging with sediment.