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Flow rate and output are determined by 3 factors:

1

  Incoming water temperature

2

   Total dissolved solids (TDS) present in supply water

3

   Incoming water pressure

Lower temperatures are directly proportional to slower flow rate. All membranes are tested 
at 77°F. Incoming water temperature should not exceed 100°F. The RO Filter System 
should also not be installed in a location susceptible to freezing. The more TDS in the 
supply water, greater filter time is required. Incoming TDS should not exceed 1000 ppm. 
Higher water pressure enables a higher flow rate. Pressure must be above 40 psi for 
proper system operation. You may consider installing a permeate pump or booster pump 
if your pressure is below 40 psi.

Drain Flow Restrictor

The restrictor is vital for proper operation of the RO membrane cartridge as it keeps water 
flowing through the membrane at the proper rate ensuring the water produced is the best 
quality. It is recommended the restrictor assembly be periodically inspected to be sure it is 
clean and unrestricted. If service is required on the drain flow assembly, disassemble and 
reassemble as outlined in Step Six.

*Filter life depends on water usage and water supply quality.

HAHN Filtration Pure Satisfaction

All HAHN Filtration products offer a 90-day 100% satisfaction guarantee. (A 3-year warranty 
is included, which covers defects in materials and workmanship.)  If for any reason you are 
not satisfied with your purchase, simply call us or the dealer you purchased from. A Return 
Authorization Code and a full refund will be promptly issued upon return. Thank you for 
choosing HAHN Filtration!

This filter system is designed and tested for use with genuine HAHN Filtration parts, 
including replacement filters and all hardware except for the actual faucet. Use of parts 
from other manufacturers may result in loss of contaminant reduction performance, system 
damage or failure. Use of parts from other manufacturers (besides the faucet) will also void 
your warranty. Please visit 

www.hahnfiltration.com

 for all replacement parts.

Summary of Contents for AquaH20 HF-RO

Page 1: ...AquaH20 Drinking Water System Owner s Manual MODEL HF RO...

Page 2: ...out G RO Faucet Body Stem stem not shown H Water Storage Tank I Eye Dropper J Tank Connector K Teflon Tape L Drain Connector M Nuts Bolts N Foam Seal O O Ring Faucet Base P Toggle Bolts Q Flow Restric...

Page 3: ...o ensure adequate space and proper positioning 3 8 white tubing will be used to connect manifold to tank and from faucet stem to remineralizer Measure out 3 8 white tubing from the top of the tank to...

Page 4: ...e tube in place tighten the compression nut to compress the plastic sleeve and create a seal NOTE Use a wrench to ensure complete seal Avoid over tightening 5 Do not connect the other end at this time...

Page 5: ...e tubing through the nut collar and sleeve into the connector B Unscrew the compression nut from the tank connector to ensure that the tubing is connected all the way through the collar and sleeve C S...

Page 6: ...k hole until faucet base is flush with countertop Position toggle bolts under sink surface being certain faucet stem will not be obstructed Loosely fasten faucet base to countertop by tightening toggl...

Page 7: ...ocation 2 Remove protective cover from back of foam seal 3 Knock center hole out align holes and attach to front plate of drain connector 4 Allowing room for drilling position the drain connector on s...

Page 8: ...ing in order to prevent crimping kinks loops or folds TUBING DONT S DO NOT cut tubing too short Always double check measurements before cutting DO NOT bend or crimp or kink tubing DO NOT discard exces...

Page 9: ...lled in step 4 from the faucet into the remineralizer port labeled OUTLET IV Manifold to Tank 3 8 white tubing already attached to tank 1 Take the white tubing leading from the storage tank and insert...

Page 10: ...ttach red carbon sump to the 1st stage position on the inlet side of the system manifold Make sure all con nection points are aligned and push the top of the sump up and into the system manifold Turn...

Page 11: ...System 2 To purge air from the plumbing system open kitchen faucet Close faucet when water runs smooth 3 Confirm RO faucet is closed 4 Within approximately 2 hours pressure will start to build in the...

Page 12: ...conditions on the above are 250 ppm TDS and a 30 6 recovery rate Production rate and TDS reduction figures are for a new Membrane that has been rinsed for 24 hours The production rate of a new Membran...

Page 13: ...rapidly convert trivalent arsenic to pentavalent arsenic Other water treatment chemicals such as ozone and potassium permanganate will also change trivalent arsenic to pentavalent arsenic A combined c...

Page 14: ...igher than 8 0 membrane life may be as short as 12 months If pH is under 7 5 membrane life may last up to 36 months When output water quality and production rate decrease it is time to replace the fil...

Page 15: ...It is recommended the restrictor assembly be periodically inspected to be sure it is clean and unrestricted If service is required on the drain flow assembly disassemble and reassemble as outlined in...

Page 16: ...ternational against NSF ANSI Standards 42 and 53 in model HF RO for the reduction claims specified on the Performance Data Sheet as verified and substantiated by test data and at nsf org The HF RO sys...

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