Tools Needed for Installation

	Utility knife or scissors
	Empty bucket
	Adhesive tape
	Teflon tape

Installation Instructions

1. Select a location for the inline filter. Allow for adequate access for future filter replacement.
2. Turn off the water supply to the tubing where the inline filter will be installed.
3. Remove the plugs on both ends of the inline filter.
4. Screw fittings into the filter, starting with the inlet fitting. Wrap teflon tape (not included) 2 to 3 times around the fitting before inserting it into the filter. Make sure to tighten, but not overtighten.
5. Wrap teflon tape 2 to 3 times around the outlet fitting and insert it into the filter, making sure to tighten but not overtighten.
6. Remove the existing filter, unhook your braided supply line from the back of the refrigerator, or if you have a plastic water supply line, cut the cold water tubing where the filter will be installed.
• If cutting plastic tubing, cut it square and cleanly. An uneven or rough cut may damage the internal o-ring and cause a leak.
7. Connect the inlet side of the filter to the tubing.
8. Confirm water flow matches the flow direction arrow on the filter.
9. Slowly turn on the water and flush the filter into a bucket. Run the water for 5 minutes. Turn off the water.
10. Insert the outlet line into the filter. If you have a braided supply line, you will need to connect a second braided supply line from the outlet side of the filter to the back of the refrigerator.
11. Secure the filter to the back of the appliance or wall using adhesive tape.
12. Turn on the water and check for leaks. Continue to check for leaks for several days.

Tools Needed for Installation

	Utility knife or scissors
	Empty bucket
	Adhesive tape

Installation Instructions

1. Select a location for the inline filter. Allow for adequate access for future filter replacement.
2. Turn off the water supply to the tubing where the inline filter will be installed.
3. Remove the existing filter or cut cold water tubing where the filter will be installed.
4. Note: Cut tubing square and cleanly. An uneven or rough cut may damage the internal o-ring and cause a leak.
5. Remove the blue clips on both ends of the inline filter.

   

6. Confirm water flow matches the flow direction arrow on the filter.
7. Insert the water supply end of the tubing into the quick connect fitting on the end of the filter

   

8. Once the tubing has bottomed in the fitting, gently pull back to ensure the tubing is secure

   

9. Slowly turn on the water and flush the filter into a bucket. Run the water for 5 minutes.
10. Reinstall the blue clips in the groove on the quick connect fitting on each end.

    

11. Connect the other appliance end of the tubing to the outlet of the filter. Secure the filter to the back of the appliance or wall using adhesive tape.
12. Turn on the water and check for leaks. Continue to check for leaks for several days.