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FAQS
There is condensation in the Transparent Chamber.
Is this a problem?
This normally happens because of temperature differences. It
does not affect the working of your Pureit.
What happens if some part of the Pureit breaks
accidentally?
If some part of Pureit breaks accidentally, please call Pureit
helpline. We will arrange to send you a replacement part. You
will however have to pay for the replacement part.
What should I do if it takes a long time to purify water?
You will need to clean the Activated Carbon Trap™. Please
refer the 'Cleaning & maintenance of Pureit' section for this.
Pureit didn't fully remove the colour from the input
water. Is the water safe to drink?
In some cases, as with colloidal clay suspensions and with
soluble salts of calcium, magnesium, iron etc., the turbidity and
colour may not be completely removed. In these cases please
ensure that there are no deposits or scales in the transparent
chamber – if these are there then clean them by using a
disinfectant. Rinse the Transparent Chamber thoroughly with
Pureit water.
Can there be scaling in Pureit?
Dissolved chemicals in water can occassionally precipitate out
of the water, and deposit inside Pureit. This however does not
in any way affect the Germkill capability of Pureit. To avoid
scaling, rinse the Top Chamber & Transparent Chamber once in
a while/If scaling happens in the Top Chamber or Transparent
Chamber, you should gently remove it with water (descaling).
Do not use any abrasive cleaners or tools. Refer to Cleaning &
maintenance of Pureit section for details.
Will Pureit remove salt and oil?
Input water may contain many materials which affect the taste
of water. Of these, Pureit removes materials like oil, sand, soil,
clay, dirt, decayed animal and plant waste, and harmful pesticide
impurities and is therefore likely to improve the taste of water.
However, Pureit does not remove some dissolved salts that
may contribute to taste like sodium chloride salt, calcium and
magnesium. In fact, Pureit retains some 'good' dissolved salts
present in drinking water. This may affect the taste of water.
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