Important Safety Information:
Do not install on hot water line install on cold water only.
Do not install on line pressures above 90 PSI.
Do not install unit in direct sunligth.
This unit is not intended to be used where water is microbiologically unsafe or with water of unknow quality without adecuate disinfection before or after filter.

Tools Required:
For Installation on Copper or
Plastic Water Line you need:
Tube Cutter.
Wrenc or Oliers
Knife

PROCEDURE FOR INSTALLING THE FILTER:

1- Select a location. The filter may be installed in any convenient position in the water line to the icemaker on your refrigerator.
2- Shut of Water.
3- Cut water line. For copper line use tube cutter. For plastic line use the knife. Check that tubing ends are cut straight and free or burrs or distortions.
4- Screw compression fittings with plastic inserts into port of filter body and snug up using wrenches or pliers. DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN.
5- Remove nuts and ferrules from compression fittings. First slide nut onto end of copper or plastic tubing then slide on brass ferrule (see the picture1). If tubing
6- Insert end of water inlet tubing into compression fittings as far as it will go. MAKE SURE FLOW OF WATER IS IN CORRECTION (IN). Slide ferrule and nut down to end and tigthen nut onto compression fitting. The tubing must be pushed all the way into fitting while tigtening nut.
7- Before connecting out side of filter, run water through the filter to flush out any carbon fines into a pail FLUSH UNTIL WATER IS CLEAR (MINIMUM 15litres/ 4 gal).
8- Shut of water again, then connect compression fittings on outlet side of filter using procedure in steps 5 and 6 to complete your installation.
9- Turn of water suply line. If leaks occurs, tighten nuts or fittings until leaks stops. Use teflon if is necessary.
NOTE: Even though you have flushed the filter to remove the fines, it is possible that some resetting of the cabon can occur and the first trays of ice cubes may be discolores. Discart the first few trays if this is the case.

YOUR FILTER SHOULD BE CHANGED BEFORE 6 MONTHS OR BEFORE IF THE BAD TAST OR ODOR IN THE WATER RETURNS OR WHEN THE FLOW OF WATER IS REDUCE.2