How to Install a Reverse Osmosis Permeate Pump

Mounting Clip Install Install permeate pump mounting clip onto the RO system manifold If the RO manifold is not pre-drilled for the permeate pump mounting clip, it will be necessary to drill the manifold to hold the mounting clip in place., Insert...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Mounting Clip Install Install permeate pump mounting clip onto the RO system manifold If the RO manifold is not pre-drilled for the permeate pump mounting clip

    Hold the mounting clip in the desired location (the tubing lengths provided in these instructions apply when the pump is mounted on the front/left of the RO manifold) and use a permanent marker to mark the hole locations.

    The mounting clip should have included mounting screws.

    Use the appropriate sized drill bit to drill the holes in the manifold.

    NOTE:
    To avoid damaging the filter sump located behind the new hole locations, remove the filter sumps before drilling.
  2. Step 2: it will be necessary to drill the manifold to hold the mounting clip in place.

    Ensure that you have the “Brine Out” and the “Permeate Out” ports toward the top of the pump. ,, In order to remove the tubing from the Push-In connector, you need to press and hold in the collet ring and simultaneously pull out the tubing.

    NOTE:
    Forcibly removing the tubing without holding in the collet ring is likely to damage the connector or the tubing, or both.

    This could cause leaks.

    Click the "How to Use Quick Connect Fittings" link below (in the Sources and Citations section) to watch a video on safely removing tubing from a Push-In (Quick Connect) connector. ,,,,,,
  3. Step 3: Insert Pump from the Side Slide the pump into the mounting clip from the side.

  4. Step 4: Turn the entire system around so that the back of the RO systems is facing you.

  5. Step 5: Remove Tubing from Membrane Remove both end of the tubing that runs from the permeate port of the membrane housing to ASO (Auto Shut-Off) valve.

  6. Step 6: Tubing to Permeate In Insert one end of a 22” section of tubing into the permeate port of the membrane housing

  7. Step 7: and run the tubing around to the front of the system and insert the other end of the tubing into the “Permeate In” port of the pump.

  8. Step 8: Attach an elbow stem fitting (facing up) into the “Permeate Out” port of the pump.

  9. Step 9: Tubing from Permeate Out Insert one end of a 15” section of tubing into the elbow stem fitting of the “Permeate Out” port of the pump

  10. Step 10: and insert the other end of the tubing into the open port of the ASO valve

  11. Step 11: Flow Restrictor Locate the flow restrictor

  12. Step 12: and insert one end of a 22” section of tubing into the flow restrictor

  13. Step 13: and run the tubing around to the front of the system (using the guide holes in the mounting clips) and insert the other end of the tubing into a second elbow stem fitting.

  14. Step 14: Elbow Fitting to Brine In Insert the elbow stem fitting into the “Brine In” port of the pump.

  15. Step 15: FreshWaterSystems.com The installation is complete.

Detailed Guide

Hold the mounting clip in the desired location (the tubing lengths provided in these instructions apply when the pump is mounted on the front/left of the RO manifold) and use a permanent marker to mark the hole locations.

The mounting clip should have included mounting screws.

Use the appropriate sized drill bit to drill the holes in the manifold.

NOTE:
To avoid damaging the filter sump located behind the new hole locations, remove the filter sumps before drilling.

Ensure that you have the “Brine Out” and the “Permeate Out” ports toward the top of the pump. ,, In order to remove the tubing from the Push-In connector, you need to press and hold in the collet ring and simultaneously pull out the tubing.

NOTE:
Forcibly removing the tubing without holding in the collet ring is likely to damage the connector or the tubing, or both.

This could cause leaks.

Click the "How to Use Quick Connect Fittings" link below (in the Sources and Citations section) to watch a video on safely removing tubing from a Push-In (Quick Connect) connector. ,,,,,,

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