User manual KENMORE 625.345200

[. . . ] . 2 WHAT YOUR FAUCET WATER FILTER WILL DO Activated carbon is a mineral having a FIG. 1 great ability to adsorb and hold tastes and odors. It is used to remove many different bad tastes and/or odors from drinking water. [. . . ] Using the 15/16" gasket as shown in FIG. 4, page 5, fasten the faucet filter to the adaptor(s) installed in step 3. You can position the faucet filter as shown in FIG. 4, with the water diverter control to the right. You can also turn the filter so the control is to the left, or position as otherwise desired. Turn the collar onto the filter, being careful not to cross-thread. Tighten securely, but do not overtighten and break the filter. IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS, CALL TOLL FREE, 1-800-426-9345 continued 4 CONNECT THE FILTER TO A FAUCET 5. CHECK FOR LEAKS: Open the cold water faucet and adjust to a medium flow. Check for leaks around the collar and adaptors, and tighten if needed to stop the leak. CAUTION: Never direct hot water into the filter. Be sure the water diverter is closed when using hot water. PURGE FILTER CARTRIDGE: With the cold water faucet still open, turn the water diverter control on the filter, to route water through the filter cartridge (FIG. Allow water to run through the filter for about 1/2 minute to purge small, harmless carbon particles from the cartridge. FIG. 4 collar gasket, 15/16" dia. water diverter control (closed) USING YOUR FAUCET WATER FILTER Note: Be sure to purge a new filter cartridge as instructed in step 6, above. JOpen the cold (never use hot) water faucet and adjust to a medium flow. [. . . ] Fine, black particles in filtered water. No water flow from the filter. ­ The filter cartridge needs replacing. ­ Water diverter control not turned to direct water into the filter. [. . . ]