GE PNRV12ZBL01 Bedienungsanleitung

PNRV12ZBL01

GE Appliances

GE Answer Center

800.626.2000

Owner’s Manual

7178901 Part No. 215C1002P004–1 Pub. No. 49-5802

Filtration System

Reverse Osmosis

Faucet

& Base

Tested and certified to ANSI/NSF

Standard 58 for TDS reduction.

Congratulations!

You Are Now Part of the GE Family.

Welcome to the GE family. We’re proud of

our quality products and we are committed

to providing dependable service. You’ll see

it in this easy-to-use Owner’s Manual and

you’ll hear it in the friendly voices of our

customer service department.

Best of all, you’ll experience these values

each time you use the water system. That’s

important, because your new system will be

part of your family for many years. And we

hope you will be part of ours for a long time

to come.

We thank you for buying GE. We

appreciate your purchase, and hope you

will continue to rely on us whenever you

need quality appliances for your home.

Important!

Staple sales slip or cancelled

check here.

Proof of the original purchase date

is needed to obtain service under

the warranty.

Write the model and serial numbers

here.

You can find them on the sump

bracket.

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GE & You,

A Service Partnership.

Inside you will find many

helpful hints on how to use and

maintain your water system

properly. Just a little preventive

care on your part can save you a

great deal of time and money

over the life of your system.

Read this Manual

Ask any GE appliance owner and they will

tell you we stand behind our products with

unmatched quality service. However, did

you know that most questions result from

simple problems that you can easily fix

yourself in just a few minutes? This

Owner’s Manual can tell you how.

You’ll find many answers to

common problems here.

If you review our chart of

Troubleshooting Tips first,

you may not need to call for

service at all.

Review the Section on

Troubleshooting Tips

If you do need service, you can

relax knowing help is only a

phone call away. A list of toll-free

customer service numbers is

included in the back section.

Or you can always call the

GE Answer Center®at

800.626.2000, 24 hours a day,

7 days a week.

If You Need Service

Safety Information . . . . . . .4, 5

Specification Guidelines . . . . . .6

Operating Instructions . .7–11

Care and Cleaning . . . . . . .12–16

Troubleshooting Tips

Before You

Call For Service . . . . . . . . .17–19

Customer Service

Warranty Information . . . . . . .23

Service Telephone

Numbers . . . . . . . . . .Back Cover

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION.

READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING.

For your safety, the information in this manual must be

followed to minimize the risk of property damage or

personal injury.

■Check with your state

and local public works

department for plumbing

and sanitation codes. You

must follow these guidelines

as you install the Reverse

Osmosis system.

Using

a qualified installer is

recommended.

■

If house water pressure is over

the maximum (125 pounds

per square inch), install a

pressure reducing valve in

the water supply line to the

Reverse Osmosis system.

■

Read the other limits (pH,

water hardness, etc.) in the

Specification Guidelines.

■

This product reduces fluoride

in drinking water. Please

consult your dentist if you

have questions.

WARNING:

Do not use with

water that is microbiologically

unsafe or of unknown quality

without adequate disinfection

before or after the system, such

as single user wells, or other

non-public water systems not

regulated by federal or state

health and safety

requirements. The water

should be tested periodically

to verify that the system is

performing satisfactorily.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

WARNING!

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This Reverse Osmosis system must be properly installed

and located in accordance with the Installation Instructions

before it is used. If you did not receive Installation

Instructions, you can receive one by calling us toll-free

at the GE Answer Center®800.626.2000.

PROPER INSTALLATION

■

Install or store where it will not

be exposed to temperatures

below freezing or exposed to

any type of weather. Water

freezing in the system will

break it. Do not attempt to

treat water over

100°F.

■

Do not install on

HOT WATER.

The temperature of the water

supply to the Reverse Osmosis

system must be between the

minimum of 40°F. to the

maximum of 100°F. See the

Specification Guidelines.

■

Do Not

open the water

supply/saddle valve until

the pipes have been flushed.

WARNING:

Discard all

unused parts and packaging

material after installation.

Small parts remaining after

the installation could be a

choke hazard.

■Sanitizing is recommended

upon installation of the

Reverse Osmosis system, and

after servicing inner parts. It

is important for the service

person to have clean hands

while handling inner parts of

the system. See the

Sanitizing

the Reverse Osmosis System

section.

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The system makes a good supply of drinking water each day.

How much it will make depends primarily on these things…

Feed water pressure—pounds per square inch (psi)

40–125

Feed water temperature limits—minimum/maximum degrees F.

40–100

Water quality

Maximum total dissolved solids (TDS)—parts per million (ppm)

2000

Maximum water hardness @ 6.9 pH—grains per gallon (gpg)

Maximum iron, manganese, hydrogen sulfide

Chlorine in water supply

Allowable*

Feed water pH limits (pH)

4–10

Percent rejection of TDS, minimum (new membrane)**

*Chlorine removed (maximum of 2.0 ppm) by the Reverse Osmosis

prefilter…regular changing of the prefilter is required. Chlorine will

destroy the Reverse Osmosis membrane.

**Feed water at 50 psig and 77°F. with 750 ppm sodium chloride. Quality

water production, amount of waste water and percent rejection all vary

with changes in pressure, temperature and total dissolved solids.

On average you should expect your Reverse Osmosis system to be

able to deliver 12 gallons of product per day, as tested by Water Quality

Association Standard S-300. Output according to ANSI/NSF Standard 58

is 10 gallons per day.

SPECIFICATION GUIDELINES.

Product – length 16″width 17″ depth 6″

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About the reverse osmosis system.

The system is a

REVERSE OSMOSIS

filtration unit. Reverse osmosis is

a way of removing dissolved solids and organic matter from water by

passing it through a special membrane. The membrane separates

minerals and impurities from the water and they are flushed to the

drain. High quality product

water goes directly to the drinking water

faucet, or to the storage tank.

The system includes an electronic faucet assembly with an

integrated water testing feature. When water is taken from the

faucet, a green indicator light means removal is within the

specified limits.

Prefilters and postfilters are replaceable cartridges. The prefilter

removes up to 2.0 ppm (parts per million) of chlorine while also

filtering sediments. The postfilter removes any other undesirable

tastes and odors before you use the water.

High quality product water may have a different taste than what

you’re used to.

What the Reverse Osmosis System Will Do

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About the reverse osmosis system.

Prefilter

—Water from the cold supply pipe enters the Reverse

Osmosis assembly and is directed to the prefilter cartridge.

The prefilter is a replaceable sediment cartridge with activated carbon in

its composition. The cartridge removes sand, silt, dirt, other sediments

and up to 2.0 ppm of chlorine from the feed water.

CHLORINE DESTROYS

THE REVERSE OSMOSIS MEMBRANE.

Filtered, clean, chlorine-free water

flows from the prefilter to the Reverse Osmosis membrane cartridge.

IMPORTANT:

See prefilter in the

Care and Cleaning

section.

Storage Tank—

The storage area holds up to 2.1 gallons of product

water. A diaphragm inside the tank keeps water pressurized, (when the

tank is full) for fast flow to the faucet when drinking water is needed.

Check Valve—

A check valve is built into one end of the Reverse

Osmosis housing under the tee fitting. The check valve prevents a

backward flow of product water from the storage area. A backward flow

could cause rupture of the Reverse Osmosis membrane.

Shutoff Assembly—

To conserve water, the drinking water system has

an automatic shutoff. When the storage tank has filled to capacity and

the drinking water faucet is closed, pressure closes the shutoff. Water

flow to the Reverse Osmosis housing is shut off until drinking water is

used again, and pressure drops in the Reverse Osmosis system.

How the Reverse Osmosis system works

O-ring seal

Sump

Postfilter

cartridge

Inlet cover

O-ring end

U-pin

O-ring

RO cartridge

Turn sump this way to remove

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Reverse Osmosis Cartridge—

The cartridge, inside the Reverse

Osmosis housing, includes a tightly wound, special membrane. Water

is forced through the cartridge where the membrane removes the

dissolved solids and organic matter. High quality product water exits

the Reverse Osmosis housing and goes to the storage area. Reject

water, with the dissolved solids and organic matter, leaves the housing

and is discharged to the drain through 1⁄4″tubing.

Postfilter—

After leaving the storage area, but before going to the

faucet, product water goes to the postfilter. The postfilter is also the

activated carbon type sediment filter. Any remaining tastes, odors,

or sediments are removed from product water. Clean, high quality

drinking water flows through the tubing and to the faucet. See the

Care and Cleaning

section for location.

Flow Control—

The flow control regulates flow through the Reverse

Osmosis cartridge to the required rate to get the desired quality of

product water. The control is located in the elbow fitting, at the Reverse

Osmosis housing drain port. A small, cone-shaped screen fits over the

front end of the flow control to help prevent plugging with drain water

sediments.

Compression nut

To drain

1/4″tubing

Flow control

Screen

Check valve tee

Drain elbow

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About the reverse osmosis system.

Faucet and Electronics—

The countertop faucet

dispenses the filtered drinking water when opened. It

has a hand operated, spring loaded closed lever to

prevent waste. You can keep the faucet open by pushing

upward on the lever to lock it against the faucet spout.

To comply with plumbing codes, an air-gap is built into

the faucet drain water connection.

The electronic faucet provides an integrated water

quality tester. As water is taken from the faucet, the

indicator lights show how the Reverse Osmosis system is

operating to provide high quality drinking water.

Flashing Green Light—

The Reverse Osmosis system

is providing you with higher quality drinking water.

Flashing Amber “FILTER” Light—

The prefilter and

postfilter cartridges need replacing. See the

Care and

Cleaning

section.

Flashing Amber “RO” Light—

The Reverse Osmosis

cartridge is no longer removing at least 75% of the

TDS from the supply water and needs replacement.

NOTE:

Disregard initial or short periods of the flashing

“RO” light.

WHEN THE AMBER “RO” LIGHT FLASHES…

Replace the

Reverse Osmosis cartridge, flow control and screen.

The Faucet and Indicator Lights

Countertop sink and base.

If the Reverse Osmosis Filtration System Is Connected to Your Icemaker

“Before you service the filter, change the filters, or purge the Reverse

Osmosis system, YOU MUST turn off the icemaker by raising the feeler

arm. Three hours after servicing your unit, lower the feeler arm to resume

icemaking.”

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