Troubleshooting - Nikken PIMAG DELUXE 13151 Manual De Instrucciones

10.Turn the cold water on and allow the water to flush out
the system for 15 minutes. Carefully look for leaks
around the fittings and V-clamp area. If there is a leak,
turn the water supply off, disassemble the connections
where the leak is present. Reassemble and securely
tighten.
Battery Replacement - The battery holder is located at the
bottom of the Filter life Indicator next to the cable.
11.Remove the battery tray by sliding it out as shown in figure 4.
12.Discard the old battery tray and replace it with the new one.
CONDITION: White sediment in water.
REASON: Presence of calcium carbonate. This occurs when water is boiled or frozen and
then melts.
SOLUTION: This condition is normal and no action is required.
CONDITION: Ice cubes are cloudy in the center.
REASON: Minerals collect in the center of ice cubes when water is frozen.
SOLUTION: This condition is normal and no action is required.
CONDITION: Water smells like rotten eggs.
REASON: Hydrogen sulfide and/or sulfate reducing bacteria may be present in the water supply.
SOLUTION: The system is not designed to remove hydrogen sulfide and/or sulfate
reducing bacteria. Such a situation may lead to premature plugging of this device and
therefore should be addressed prior to installation.
CONDITION: Water from the system is rusty or red in color.
REASON: There is a high content of soluble (i.e. dissolved) and/or insoluble (i.e.
colloidal/particulate) iron present in your water supply.
SOLUTION: The system is not designed to remove soluble iron or a high content of
insoluble iron. Such a situation may lead to premature plugging of this device and
therefore should be addressed prior to installation.
CONDITION: Water flow from the faucet is slow.
REASON: Excessive amounts of particulates in water may have caused plugging.
Water conditions in your area are poor.

TROUBLESHOOTING

SOLUTION: Replace the filter cartridge.
Due to continuing product research and development, final specifications or appearance
may vary.
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Figure 4