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Filter body attachment (optional)
This step is not mandatory, but can facilitate future filter changes and optimize under-sink space.
If you wish to fix the body:
1. Mark the location of the holes with a pencil using the provided template.
2. Drill with a 6 mm drill bit (pre-drill if necessary depending on your material)
3. Insert the provided wall plugs
4. Screw on the filter head
Step 2: Disconnect the existing hose
- Unscrew the pipe that connects the tap to the cold water supply.
- Place a basin or a cloth to collect the residual water.
Step 1: Turn off the water
- Close the cold water inlet valve (turn it horizontally).
Étape 2 : Dévisser le tuyau existant
- Dévissez le tuyau qui relie le robinet à l’arrivée d’eau froide.
- Placez une bassine ou un chiffon pour récupérer l’eau résiduelle.
Step 3: Reconnect with the ant pipes
- Screw the first pipe (with the female fitting - with the seal) onto the cold water inlet (male fitting)
- Screw the second hose (with the male fitting) onto the female fitting of your tap
- If your fitting is 1/2 (1521), use the adapters provided for this purpose.
👉 1 unscrewing, 2 screwing back in.
Caution: If your seals are damaged, there may be a risk of leakage. Check for leaks after filling with water.
Step 4: Clip on the filter head
- Remove the blue safety rings .
- Insert the hoses into the connectors until they click. The cold water inlet goes into the IN clip and the connection to the tap is made via the OUT clip.
- Replace the blue safety rings .
If you wish to remove the pipes from the head: remove the safety rings and push the tube towards the head while pressing on the fitting collar to release them.
Step 5: Getting Started
- Reopen the cold water inlet valve.
- Let the water run for 3 minutes to activate the cartridge.
- Your water is ready 💧
Retrouver tout notre tutoriel et spécificités du produit en détail dans le document ci-dessous
