AQUAPHOR RO-202S 운영 매뉴얼 - 페이지 10
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7. Replacing Cartridges
Your RO-202S is equipped with a light and sound
indication of cartridge life.
The RO-202S light and sound indication is
configured to work with cold drinking water
from municipal water supply systems that meet
sanitary standards.
Each of the filtration units has an individual
light indication (Fig. 15): indicators 1 and 2
correspond to cartridges K1 and K2 of the water
pre-treatment unit, indicator 3 corresponds to the
reverse osmosis membrane unit, and indicator
4 corresponds to the water conditioning unit.
The solid indicators of the filtration units inform
about the unexpired service life of the cartridges.
Light indicator 5 (see Fig. 15) starts flashing in the
event of a malfunction; it is solid the rest of the
time, informing that your RO-202S is connected
to the power supply.
Modes
Filling the tank with treated water
(Operating mode)
The tank is filled (Standby mode)
Launch and flush modes
The system starts for the first time
Flushing the pre-treatment unit
Flushing the membrane unit
Cartridge expired service life indication
Filling the tank with treated water
(Operating mode)
Fault mode (Emergency mode*)
* After disconnecting and then connecting the water purifier to the main body, the sound signal stops.
Replacement of K1, K2, K7BM filter cartridges
and the membrane cartridge
• Close the inlet cock of the connecting assembly
and open the treated water tap. Wait when
the cartridge life light and sound indication
turns off.
• Remove the overwrapping film from the new
cartridges.
• Rinse the O-rings of the new cartridge under
a water stream.
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Fig. 15
Sound alarm
LED operation by numbers
(see Fig. 15)
Solid
1–5
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• Remove the old cartridges. For this, press
the lock button as far as it will go and hold it
while turning the cartridge counter clockwise,
as shown in Fig. 10b.
• Insert a new cartridge into the corresponding
collector until it stops and turn clockwise, as
shown in Fig. 10a, until a click.
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5
Flashing
5
5
1–4
5
1–4
5
1–4
5
Corresponds to the
cartridge (s) that has
exceeded its life cycle
Alternately: (1, 3, 5) / (2, 4)
4
1
Pump
operation
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