Changing cartridge
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Press the button to set the value. There are three settings – 1,000 liters, 1,500 liters and
2000 liters. Upon completion of setting press the button for 3 seconds to save. If there is
no action for 10 seconds after pressing the button the display will exit “Setting” mode
and no value will be saved.
Reset upon replacement of expired cartridge:
Once the cartridge has been replaced, the electronic display for the new cartridge’s
lifespan would need to be reset. Resetting is as follows: Press the button for 8 seconds
until the buzzer is sounded. The user should release the button within 3 seconds to
enter resetting mode (no resetting can be carried out if the button is not released after 3
seconds). Once the timer has been reset, the system will resume the cartridge’s total
purified water volume previously set. The time period can also be restored to 180 days.
Things to note for electronic display panel:
1) The display panel and the indicator light will be lit for 3 seconds each time power is
connected, before entering normal display status;
2) The system will enter flushing mode when the water purifier is used for the first time.
Flushing will take 180 seconds. During this time the indicator light will not be lit, and
the system is in "Countdown" display mode. If power is interrupted during flushing the
water purifier will resume flushing mode after resumption of power. Once it has
undergone flushing it will not resume flushing until the timer is reset.
3) The touch button is not waterproof. If water is inadvertently splashed on it, immedi-
ately wipe it dry with cloth or paper;
4) During use the water purifier’s display will alternate between flow rate (liter) and time
(day) every 5 seconds. If it is not in use, the display panel's indicator light and display
will be turned off after 20 seconds;
5) The factory settings for the cartridge are 1,500 liters (for flow rate) and 180 days (for
time). It is recommended that default setting be used; changing of setting for the
cartridge’s lifespan should be carried out by professionals.
It is of crucial importance that the water purifier must not be placed upside-down
during installation or change of cartridge. This is so as to prevent water from
flowing onto the circuit board on the upper cover and damaging the electronic
components.
The cartridge should be changed under any of the following circumstances:
1. When the electronic display indicates that the cartridge's lifespan has expired. It will
show the numbers “XXXX” (flow rate/time) and “----" in alternate manner, an
indication that the cartridge has reached the end of its lifespan and should therefore
be changed.
2. The usage lifespan of the cartridge is dependent on the usage water volume, water
quality and water pressure, and thus may differ slightly from place to place. However
if the electronic display panel shows any of the following even if the cartridge has not
reached the end of its lifespan, it should also be replaced:
1. When the water pressure for discharged tap water is normal but the water discharged
from the water purifier is reduced and the display panel no longer shows any display,
while the flow rate is less than 0.5 liter per minute (an indication that the cartridge is
clogged);
2. When the discharged water emits odors or smell (an indication that the cartridge’s
filtration capability has deteriorated)
