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USER MANUAL Purity 450 Steam BRITA

Connector Head (optionally with measuring unit)

Connection Inlet Hose

Flush Valve with Water Outlet

Connection of Outlet Hose

2.1 Function and Application

The BRITA PURITY Steam water filter system optimises tap water specially for combi ovens and conventional ovens. It decarbonates drinking water, thereby reducing scale deposits in and on the terminal equipment. Depending on the bypass setting, calcium and magnesium ions as well as heavy metal ions such as lead and copper are selectively removed from the drinking water. In addi- tion, the filter material not only reduces cloudiness and organic impurities but also substances that impair smell and taste, such as chlorine residues. The bypass setting, which is specially designed for combi ovens and conventional ovens, matches the reduction in the carbonate hardness to the local water hardness in order to achieve an optimum filtrate quality. The increased flow and the reduced pressure loss enable the smooth operation of the combi oven. The filter systems are available in three different filter system sizes (PURITY 450 Steam, PURITY 600 Steam and PURITY 1200 Steam), each in a version without integrated measuring and display electronics or with measuring and display electronics (Advanced Control System, ACS Technology). Filter systems with ACS Technology show you the current remaining capacity and bypass setting of your filter cartridge, the set type and size of the filter system and the last replacement date of the filter cartridge. This ensures optimum filter control and water filtrate quality. Further information on the filter system with ACS Technology can be found in Chapter 5.2.

2.2 Guarantee Provisions

The PURITY Steam filter systems are subject to the statutory warranty of two years. A guarantee claim may be asserted only if all instructions in this manual are followed and observed.

2.3 Storage/Transport

Adhere to the ambient conditions in the Technical Data (Chapter 12) for storage and transport. The manual should be seen as part of the product and kept for the whole service life of the filter sys- tem and passed on to subsequent owners. EN21

2.4 Recycling/Disposal

Disposing of this product and its packaging in the correct manner protects people and the environment. The battery and display unit must not be burnt and must not be disposed of in domestic waste. Please ensure that these are disposed of correctly, in accordance with local regulations. See also Chapter 11. Used filter cartridges can be returned to the BRITA addresses listed (see back of the cover). 3 Operating and Safety Instructions

3.1 Qualified Personnel

Installation and maintenance of the filter system may be carried out only by trained and authorised personnel.

The product can only operate perfectly and safely if it is installed, used and serviced in the manner described in this manual. Note: the filter system and system-specific PURITY Steam filter cartridges may only be used upstream from end devices such as hot air steamers, combi ovens and conventional ovens.

3.3 Liability Exclusion

Installation must be performed precisely in accordance with the instructions in this manual. BRITA shall not be held liable for any damage, including subsequent damage, arising from the incor- rect installation or use of the product.

3.4 Specific Safety Information

• Only water of drinking water quality may be used as intake water for the BRITA water filter sys- tem. The BRITA water filter system is only suitable for cold water use within the water intake temperature stated in Chapter 12. No microbiologically impaired water or water of unknown quality may be used without prior appropriate disinfection.

• If there are official instructions to boil tap water, the filter system must be decommissioned. When the requirement to boil water comes to an end, the filter cartridge must be replaced and the connections cleaned.

• For hygiene reasons, the filter material of the cartridge is subjected to a special treatment with silver. A small quantity of silver, which is harmless to health, may be released into the water. This is in compliance with the World Health Organisation (WHO) recommendations for drinking water.

• Note for people with kidney disease or dialysis patients: During the filter process the potassium content may be increased slightly. If you suffer from kidney disease and/or have to stick to a special potassium diet, we recommend prior agreement with your doctor.

• The water filtrate is classified in Category 2 according to DIN EN 1717.

• BRITA recommends that the filter system not be decommissioned for a long period. If the BRITA PURITY Steam filter system is not used for several days (two to three days), we recom- mend that the filter system be flushed with at least X litres according to the table below. After stagnation periods of over four weeks, the filter should be flushed with at least Y litres or else replaced. Please also note that the maximum usage period of the filter cartridge is twelve months (Chapter 6). Filter system Flush quantity X after 2–3 days stagnation Flush quantity Y after 4 weeks stagnation PURITY 450 Steam 6 litres 30 litres PURITY 600 Steam 12 litres 60 litres PURITY 1200 Steam 24 litres 120 litres

• The filter system is not resistant to heavily concentrated cleaning agents (e.g. bleach, chlorin- ated solvents, heavy oxidants) and must not come into contact with them.

• The filter system must not be opened or dismantled during operation. The filter cartridge must not be opened. EN22

• The pressure vessel and the pressure vessel lid of the filter systems have a service life of up to ten years (from the date of installation), provided that they are installed and used correctly and the operating conditions outlined in the Technical Data chapter are adhered to. They must always be replaced after a maximum of ten years. The hoses must be replaced in rotation after a maximum of five years.

• Production date: Production code sticker filter cartridge and box, example: B612002010 6 Production year, here: 2016 12 Production week, here: calendar week 12 002 Batch No. of filter medium, here the second batch filled in terms of quantity 010 Serial number of the filter cartridge, here the tenth cartridge from the second batch Production code sticker connector head - Example: 1001801 E 619316008764 1001801 BRITA identification number E Supplier ID 6 Production year, here: 2016 19 Production week, here: calendar week 19 3 Production day from Monday (1) to Friday (5), here: Wednesday 16 Production year, here: 2016 008764 Serial identification number Production date of pressure vessel and pressure vessel lid, example: 0315 03 Production month, here: March 15 Production year, here: 2015

3.5 Safety Assembly Instructions

• The terminal device operated with the filter must be free of limescale prior to installation.

• Protect the filter system from sunlight and mechanical damage. Do not assemble near sources of heat and open flames.

• A stop valve must be installed before the filter system intake hose.

• If the water pressure is higher than 6.9 bar or if there are statutory requirements, a pressure reducer must be installed before the filter system.

• A non-return valve tested by the DVGW has been factory-installed at the water intake of the filter head.

• No copper pipes and no galvanised or nickel-plated pipes/connectors may be installed between the water filter and the consumer. The use of BRITA hose sets is recommended here. When choosing the material for parts that come into contact with water after the BRITA filter system it must be remembered that, due to the process, decarbonised water contains free carbon dioxide.

• All parts must be installed in accordance with the country-specific guidelines on the installation of drinking water facilities.

• For erection and operation of the filter system, the BG rules “Working in Kitchens” of the Spe- cialist Committee “Foods” of the BGZ (BGR111) must be observed. 4 Installation

Caution: Prior to installation, read the Technical Data (Chapter 12) and the Operating and Safety Information (Chapter 3). After the product has been stored and transported at temperatures below 0°C, it must be stored with the original packaging open for at least 24 hours at ambient temperature (Chapter 12) before commissioning.

Prior to installation, remove the entire delivery scope from the packaging and check that everything is present: 1 x Pressure Vessel

1 x Manual 1 x Carbonate Hardness Test 1 x Sticker for Service Pass (orange) 1 x Adapter 1"–3/4" If parts of the delivery scope are missing, please contact your local BRITA office (see the back of the cover).

4.2 Assembling the Pressure Vessel and the Pressure Vessel Lid

• Stand with both feet on the kick loops

• Lift the pressure vessel

and turn it clockwise until the mantle handles

are over the kick loops

• Remove the transport protective cap

from the filter cartridge.

• Check that the O-ring seal of the filter cartridge

is correctly seated in the groove and also check for dirt and damage. Note: lubricant at the factory.

• Stand on the kick loops

with both feet and place the pressure vessel lid

on the pressure vessel

. The position of the arrow marking on the lid handle

down and turn clockwise until the lock

4.3 Assembly of Inlet and Outlet Hoses

Note: The inlet and outlet hoses are not included in the standard scope of delivery. The use of BRITA hose sets is recommended (Chapter 13).

at the inlet of the connector head

at the outlet of the con- nector head

Note: Inlet “IN” and outlet “OUT” of the connector head

are equipped with O-rings as seals, therefore no additional flat seals may be used here. Check that the O-rings are seated correctly.

Caution: The max. tightening torque at the 1" and 3/4" connections must not exceed 15 Nm! Only hose connections with flat seals may be used. Hoses with conical screwed connections dam- age the filter head connections and invalidate any guarantee claims. Only hoses that comply with DVGW-W 543 may be used to connect the device. Before assembly, note the direction of flow on the upper side of the filter head, “IN” = water inlet, “OUT” = water outlet. Prior to installation, note installation dimensions and operating position (Chapter 12). If no original hoses are used, the 1"–3/4"

adapter supplied must be used to ensure the return valve is sealed correctly (pre-fitted in the water inlet). 5 Commissioning a New Filter

5.1 Bypass Setting for Filter Systems without and with Measuring and Display Unit

• Identify the local carbonate hardness in German hardness °dH (BRITA nomenclature °KH) using the enclosed carbonate hardness test.

• Check the bypass setting on the bypass screw

Note: The bypass has been set to Position 1 in the factory, and must be changed to suit the local carbonate hardness and the application (Chapter 7). EN24

5.2 Commissioning the Filter Systems with Measuring and Display Unit

Representation in operating mode Local Carbonate Hardness Set Type/ By-Pass Proportion Date Field: Installation or last filter change date Available residual capacity in litres Bar Display Flow Symbol Carbonate Hardness The units of carbonate hardness can be set as required to German °dH (= display setting °KH), English (°e = Clark) (= display setting °EH), French (°f) (= display setting °FH), American (grains per gallon) (= display setting gpg) or international hardness values (mg/l CaCO

) (= display setting mg/L). If the setting for the type of hardness (= unit) is changed while the filter is operating, the values that were set originally are converted automatically. Bar chart Representation of the remaining capacity using bar charts. After installation of a new filter system or after a filter change, the symbolised filter cartridge is completely filled with 10 bars. Bypass proportion in percentage The by-pass proportion is defined as the proportion of decarbonised water in the total amount of filtrate and is indicated as a percentage. Flow symbol When water is removed via the filter system, a graphic wave is shown on the display. Available remaining capacity of the filter cartridge The remaining capacity of the filter cartridge is shown in litres or in US gallons, depending on which has been selected. When water is removed, it counts backwards in 1 litre or 1 US gallon stages. If the cartridge is already exhausted, the capacity is indicated as being negative by flashing. With a remaining capacity of 20% the last two bars in the bar chart start to flash. With a remaining capacity of 10% the last bar in the bar chart flashes with the two change arrows. From a remaining capacity of 0% the negative bars and the change arrows flash alternately with the remaining capacity shown in negative. EN25 Date Field: Installation or last filter change date Local Carbonate Hardness Set Type/ By-Pass Proportion Bar Display Available residual capacity in litres Change arrow If the monthly limit has been reached up to a month before expiry of the set time limit, it is signalled by the date field flashing. If the monthly limit is 100% reached, it is signalled by alternate flashing of the date field and the change arrows. If the remaining capacity and the monthly limit are exceeded, the negative remaining capacity and the date field flash alternately with the change arrows. Date of the filter commissioning or last filter cartridge change The date of filter commissioning or last filter cartridge change is indicated as follows: Example: 28/10/09 28 Day, here the 28th day 10 Month, here October 09 Year, here 2009 Selecting the units of measurement You can choose between European, American and international units of measurement on the display. For European units of measurement: depending on the type of filter system (STD, STM or FIN), select the specified unit of measurement for water hardness °KH, °EH, °FH or ° DH. The unit of volume and date format are then automatically displayed in litres and DD/MM/YY respectively. For American units of measurement, select gpg (unit of measurement for water hardness); the unit of volume and the date format are then automatically displayed in US gallons and MM/DD/YY respectively. For international units of measurement, select mg/L (unit of measurement for water hardness); the unit of volume and the date format are then automatically displayed in litres and DD/MM/YY respectively. Parameterisation The following parameters have to be entered:

• Filter system type and size STD 4 = PURITY 450 Quell ST STD 6 = PURITY 600 Quell ST STD 12 = PURITY 1200 Quell ST STM 4 = PURITY 450 Steam STM 6 = PURITY 600 Steam STM 12 = PURITY 1200 Steam FIN 6 = PURITY Finest 600 FIN 12 = PURITY Finest 1200 EN26

• Water hardness unit and water hardness value The following units of hardness may be selected for the various types of filter system: Unit of carbonate hardness for filter system types STD and STM: °KH (German unit of hardness) °EH (English unit of hardness) °FH (French unit of hardness) gpg (American unit of hardness) mg/L (international unit of hardness) Unit of total hardness for filter system type GYP may be °DH (German unit of hardness) °EH (English unit of hardness) °FH (French unit of hardness) gpg (American unit of hardness) mg/L (international unit of hardness)

• Monthly limit 2–12 Carbonate Hardness Type/Filter System Size Date fieldExhaustion after months

• Reminder function filter usage period in months Irrespective of the remaining capacity display function, you can set a monthly limit of 2–12 months to activate a reminder function for filter replacement. If the monthly limit has been reached up to a month before the export of the set time limit, it is signalled by the date field flashing. Factory set to 12 months. Example: When set to 9 months, the date field starts to flash on the display after 8 months. Operating the display unit To operate the display unit, it must be removed from the connecting fittings. Slide the display housing up approx. 10 mm and pull off the display unit. The display unit is operated using a button on the back of the display unit. The display unit is supplied in standby mode. To activate the display, press the button on the back once briefly and then reset after inputting the parameters. Parameter input water hardness and filter system size At this level, parameters needed for operation are set manually. The type and size of filter system is selected, the unit of hardness is set, the local carbonate hard- ness or total hardness of the tap water is entered, and the maximum cartridge service life (monthly limit) is activated. After this the parameters must be accepted.

• To activate the display, press the back button once (< 1 second) until the data field appears. < 1 sec FIN EN27

• Press and hold the button (> 4 seconds and < 10 seconds) until the parameter input for the filter system type and size flashes. > 4 sec

• Press and hold the button (> 2 seconds) until the filter system type (STD, STM, FIN) and corresponding value for the filter system size (04, 06, 12) has been reached. > 2 sec

• Press the button once (< 1 second) to access the next parameter input unit of hardness. The unit of hardness flashes. < 1 sec

• Press and hold the button (> 2 seconds) until the desired unit of hardness has been selected. > 2 sec

• Press the button once (< 1 second) to access the next parameter input hardness value. The hardness value input flashes. < 1 sec

• Press and hold the button (> 2 seconds) until the value for the water hardness rises and keep it pressed until the desired value has been reached. > 2 sec

• Press the button (< 1 second) to access the next parameter input monthly limit. The monthly limit input flashes. < 1 sec

• Press the button (> 2 seconds) and keep it pressed until the desired value has been reached. > 2 sec The set parameters can now be accepted. If you want to accept the parameters, proceed as follows:

• Press the button once (< 1 second) until the message “Reset” appears and flashes. < 1 sec EN28

• Press the button once (> 2 seconds) until the total capacity (at 0% bypass) and the current date appear. > 2 sec The set parameters have been accepted. Note: If no input is made within 30 seconds, the display will return to standby or operating mode without accepting amended parameters.

• Insert the display unit from the front at a height of approx. 10 mm and slide down. The loops on the display part must be inserted in the grooves on the measuring head. Continue with Chapter

5.4 Flushing/Draining for Filter Systems with and without Measuring and Display Unit.

Determining the bypass setting The bypass setting is identified according to the application and the carbonate hardness identified on the basis of the bypass and capacity table (Chapter 7). The bypass is then set on the bypass screw

as follows: Turn the bypass screw

until the desired bypass (0–3) agrees with the marking.

Caution: Use 6 mm or 7/32" Allen key.

5.4 Flushing/Bleeding Filter Systems with and without Measuring and Display Unit

Note: A 10 litre bucket is required for flushing/draining.

• Position filter system horizontally.

• Completely open flush valve

• Fully open the inlet valve

while holding the flush hose in the bucket. Flush with at least 10 litres of water with a minimum volumetric flow of 3 l/min (180 l/h).

, put down filter and empty bucket.

• Carefully open flush valve

while holding the flush hose in the bucket. Flush quantity once again with at least 10 litres.

• Check system for any leaks.

• Note installation date of the filter system and the next exchange date on the enclosed sticker and attach it to the pressure vessel. EN29 Note: There is space for several stickers on the pressure vessel. Apply the new sticker with the installation date at the top position. Note: Filter systems without measuring and display units are now ready for operation.

5.5 Checking initialisation of filter systems with a measuring and display unit

• Bypass setting as a percentage, remaining capacity in litres, capacity bars and the current date must be shown on the display. Note: If these values are not shown in the display, the filter system must be flushed again (Chapter 5.4) until the values are shown in the display. Filter systems with a measuring and display unit are now ready for operation. Cf. Chapters 10.6 to 10.8. 6 Replacing the Filter Cartridge

Caution: During replacement, carefully examine all dismantled parts! Faulty parts must be exchanged and dirty parts should be cleaned. Read the operating and safety information (Chapter 3) prior to replacement. After the product has been stored and transported at temperatures below 0°C, it must be stored with the original packaging open for at least 24 hours before commissioning at the ambient temperatures for operation stated in Chapter 12. Filter systems without a measuring and display unit The filter cartridge must be replaced after 6–12 months and no later than 12 months after commis- sioning regardless of the level of exhaustion of the filter system. If the capacity of the filter cartridge has already been exhausted (Chapter 7), it must be replaced earlier. Filter systems with a measuring and display unit The filter cartridge must be replaced no later than 12 months after commissioning, irrespective of the level of exhaustion of the filter system. If the capacity of the filter cartridge has already been exhausted (Chapter 7), it must be replaced earlier. If the cartridge is already exhausted, the capacity is indicated as being negative by flashing. No bars are shown in the display. If the monthly limit for the cartridge has been exceeded, this is indicated by the date flashing. Resetting the display unit To operate the display unit, it must be removed from the connecting fittings. Slide the display housing up approx. 10 mm and pull off the display unit. The display unit is operated using a button on the back of the display unit. EN30

• If this button is pressed (> 10 seconds), the data set on initial installation will be accepted again, and the capacity, bypass setting and input date are all updated. Note: This automatically sets the monthly limit to 12 months. Note: If no input is made within 30 seconds, the display will return to standby or operating mode without accepting amended parameters. Insert the display unit from the front at a height of approx. 10 mm and slide down. The loops on the display part must be inserted in the grooves on the measuring head.

6.1 Removing the Filter Cartridge

• Switch off power supply to the terminal device (remove plug).

• Place the flushing hose in a bucket and remove pressure from the filter system by opening the flush valve. Catch the escaping water in a bucket. Note: If the escaping water is more than 1 litre, the inlet valve

is not completely closed or is blocked with scale.

• Stand on the kick loops

with both feet while opening the pressure vessel lid

by pressing the lock

and turning it anticlockwise as far as it will go.

vertically on both lid handles

Note: Do not turn the lid horizontally on its head.

• Stand on the kick loops

with both feet while turning the pressure vessel

anticlockwise by the mantle handles

as far as it will go.

• Take your feet off the kick loops

and press the pressure vessel

down with both hands on the mantle handles

• Remove exhausted filter cartridge

from the pressure vessel

• Place the exhausted filter cartridge

in the sink with the connection facing down to drain the remaining water (> 5 min.).

• Lock the exhausted filter cartridge

with the transport protective cap

of the new filter cartridge and return in the original packaging to the appropriate BRITA address listed on the back of the cover.

6.2 Inserting the Filter Cartridge

• Check the connector seat of the filter cartridge O-ring

in the pressure vessel lid

for dirt and damage.

• Check that the O-ring seal of the filter cartridge

is correctly seated in the groove and also check for dirt and damage. Note: The cartridge seat has been lubricated with food-safe lubricant at the factory.

in the pressure vessel

• Stand on the kick loops

with both feet, lift the pressure vessel

turning it clockwise until the mantle handle

is over the kick loops

• Stand on the kick loops

with both feet and place the pressure vessel lid

on the pressure vessel

. The positioning of the arrow marking on the lid handle

must line up with the “INSERT” groove.

down and turn clockwise until the lock

• Switch on power supply to the terminal device (plug).

carry out the steps described under 5.3. 7 Filter Capacity Use of the PURITY Steam water filter system with integrated measuring and display unit or installa- tion of the BRITA FlowMeter 100–700A is recommended for the precise, continuous control of the degree of filter cartridge exhaustion. Capacity Table (in litres) Carbonate hardness in °KH PURITY 450 Steam PURITY 600 Steam PURITY 1200 Steam Bypass position Bypass position Bypass position 0 1 and 2 3 0 1 and 2 3 0 1 and 2 3

The bypass position can be adjusted to the local water quality or the machine type. The following recommendations for bypass settings apply by default: Position 0: All devices in areas with an extremely high water hardness level (> KH = 22 °KH). Position 1: Combi ovens and conventional ovens with direct injection system Position 2: Combi ovens and conventional ovens with boiler system Position 3: All devices in soft water areas (< KH = 7 °KH). You can obtain individual recommendations from your BRITA contact. Note: The stated capacities have been tested and calculated on the basis of common application and machine conditions. External factors (such as fluctuating crude water quality and/or machine type) can cause deviations from this information. EN32 8 Repair Regularly check the filter system for leaks. Regularly check the hoses for kinks. Bent hoses must be replaced. The complete filter system must be replaced in rotation after a maximum of ten years. The hoses must be replaced in rotation after a maximum of five years.

Caution: Prior to changing, read the Technical Data (Chapter 12) and the Operating and Safety Information (Chapter 3). Regularly clean the outside of the filter system with a soft, damp cloth.

Caution: Do not use any substances incompatible with the material (Chapter 3.4) or astringent, abrasive cleaning agents. 9 Query Mode The following data can be queried in the query mode: Production data

• Briefly press button once (< 1 second); the following message appears. Serial Appliance Number Battery Service Life ID Level Production Year Production year: Example 08 = 2008 Device number: consecutive Useful battery life: Example 31/12/19 = The battery in the display unit will be exhausted on 31/12/19 and the complete filter system has reached its max. usage period. Total volume meter

• Briefly press button twice (< 1 second); the following message appears. 00 level current data (today) 00 Indicator for current level Filter system size Current dateTotal volume meter The total volume meter is managed at this level; it counts up from 0 irrespective of the cartridge change. EN33 Memory Call-Up In the Memory Call-Up mode, the data of the last 4 filter cartridges used can be called up. Briefly press button once (< 1 second) until the following message appears: -1, -2, -3, -4 level – data of the cartridges used before the current one. Carbonate hardness By-pass Total meter reading when changing the filter cartridge Date of inserting the cartridge alternating Cartridge indicator Type At the top left, the indicator for the filter cartridge (-1 for previous filter cartridge) is displayed alter- nately with the water hardness set and the hardness unit. At the top right, the filter system size is displayed alternately with the bypass setting (display 1 s indicator, 1 s water hardness), at the bot- tom left, the meter reading when changing the cartridge (-1) and at the bottom right, the installation date of the cartridge. Meaning: the filter cartridge most recently used was a PURITY 1200 cartridge, the filter cartridge was inserted on 25/06/09 and operated up to a meter reading of 23166 litres. The water hardness set was 14°KH and the bypass measured was 30%. The same applies to the cartridge (-2), preceding filter cartridge and the other preceding filter cartridges -3,-4. Error Messages Error level E1 indicates whether an error has occurred in blend detection. E1 is activated as soon as the current bypass is not correctly identified. The word Start is then displayed together with the date of occurrence. alternating As soon as the current bypass setting is identified correctly again, the error has ended and the Stop date is added. At error level 01 the Stop and Start display alternates every second. Error level E2 indicates whether and from when until when an error has occurred at the outlet water meter. Display is similar to level E1. EN34 Program Overview ID-Information ÚÚÚ 00 Current level ÚÚÚ -1 History level 1 ÚÚÚ -2 History level 2 ÚÚÚ -3 History level 3 ÚÚÚ -4 History level 4 ÚÚÚ E1 Error inlet metre ÚÚÚ E2 Error drainage metre Filter system type and size 2 sec. ÚÚÚ Type of hardness (unit) and value 2 sec. ÚÚÚ Monthly limit 2 sec. ÚÚÚ RESET 2 sec. ÚÚÚ Parameter acceptance Operating mode ParameterisationRetrieval mode 1 x button Press button 4 seconds 30 sec.no activity = no Parameter acceptance 20 sec. no activity Carbonate hardness • Ca- pacity • By-pass • last filter change date 10 Troubleshooting

Cause: Water intake closed. Troubleshooting: Open water intake on the upstream stop valve or inlet valve

Caution: The following faults may be remedied only by trained and authorised personnel.

10.2 No or low water flow in spite of open water intake

Cause: Mains pressure too low. Troubleshooting: Check mains pressure. If the fault continues in spite of adequate mains pressure, check the filter system and filter cartridge and change if necessary.

Caution: Prior to changing, read the Technical Data (Chapter 12) and the Operating and Safety Information (Chapter 3). EN35

10.3 Leak at Screwed Connections

Cause: Screwed connections not fitted correctly. Troubleshooting: Check mains pressure. Check all screwed connections and mount according to

If the fault continues, exchange filter system.

Caution: Prior to changing, read the Technical Data (Chapter 12) and the Operating and Safety Information (Chapter 3).

10.4 Leak after Filter Replacement

Cause: O-ring at the filter cartridge is not seated correctly. Troubleshooting: Check correct seat of the O-ring (Chapter 6.2).

Caution: Prior to dismantling read the data (Chapter 12) and the Operating and Safety Information (Chapter 3).

Cause: Monthly limit expired or the remaining capacity of the filter cartridge is exhausted (Chapter 5.2). Troubleshooting: Replace filter cartridge (Chapter 6).

10.7 Bypass setting in the display does not agree with the setting of the bypass screw

(cf. 10.8/10.9) Cause: Filter was not commissioned correctly. Troubleshooting: Flush filter again (Chapter 5.4). Check data in the display after flushing (Chapter 5.5).

10.8 Bypass setting in the display does not agree with the setting of the bypass screw

(cf. 10.7/10.8) Cause: Valve strip of the by-pass setting not set correctly. Troubleshooting: Flush filter system again and readjust bypass screw (Chapter 5.3) 11 Batter y The installed battery is designed for a service life of approx. 10 years. The battery and display unit must not be burnt and must not be disposed of in domestic waste. To remove the battery, please proceed as follows:

• Remove the screw on the back of the display unit and open and remove the back of the housing.

• Disconnect the soldered contacts on the battery with side cutters and remove the battery from the bracket.

• Replace the back of the housing on the display unit and tighten the screw. Dispose of the battery and display unit following the local environmental guidelines for battery disposal. EN36 12 Technical Data Filter system PURITY Steamwith filter cartridge PURITY 450 Steam PURITY 600 Steam PURITY 1200 Steam MDU* distributor head MDU* distributor head MDU* distributor head Operating pressure 2 bar to max. 6,9 bar Operating/water temperature 4°C to 30°C Ambient temperature during operation 10°C to 40°C storage/transport –20°C to 50°C Flow rate with 1 bar pressure loss 400 l/h 500 l/h 400 l/h 500 l/h 400 l/h 500 l/h Nominal flow according to Norm 60 l/h 60 l/h 120 l/h 120 l/h 120 l/h 120 l/h Pressure loss at nominal flow 0,12 bar 0,08 bar 0,36 bar 0,27 bar 0,32 bar 0,24 bar Empty filter cartridge volume 3,9 l 5,8 l 9,9 l Weight (dry/wet) 10 kg/12 kg 12 kg/15 kg 18 kg/24 kg Comparable capacity according to DIN 18879-1:2007 The comparable capacity is a standardised indicator to facilitate comparison of different fi lters. The comparable capacity is determined under extreme conditions. The usable capacity in practical operation is higher than the comparable capacity and may vary greatly depending on the usage conditions. Comparable capacity 2754 l 4734 l 9521 l Dimensions complete system (Width/Depth/Height) 249 mm/222 mm/408 mm 249 mm/222 mm/520 mm 288 mm/255 mm/550 mm The bending radii of the inlet and outlet hose 2 m, DN13, 3/4"–3/4" are approx. 130 mm and, depending on the installation orientation and operating space, must be considered in addition to the dimensions of the complete system. Operating position The filter system can be operated either vertically or horizontally. Inlet connection G 1" Outlet connection G 3/4"

• with ACS Technology Comparable capacity according to DIN 18879-1:2007 The comparable capacity is a standardised indicator to facilitate comparison of different filters. The comparable capacity is determined under extreme conditions. The usable capacity in practical operation is higher than the comparable capacity and may vary greatly depending on the usage conditions. Comparable capacity according to DIN 18879-1:2007 PURITY 450 Steam 2754 litres PURITY 600 Steam 4734 litres PURITY 1200 Steam 9521 litres 13 Order Numbers Filter system PURITY 450 Steam/PURITY 600 Steam/PURITY 1200 Steam Article Article number PURITY 450 Steam (Complete System with Filter Cartridge) 1000654 PURITY 600 Steam (Complete System with Filter Cartridge) 1000245 PURITY 1200 Steam (Complete System with Filter Cartridge) 1000226 PURITY 450 Steam (Complete System with Filter Cartridge) with Measuring and Display Unit 1002912 PURITY 600 Steam (Complete System with Filter Cartridge) with Measuring and Display Unit 1002918 PURITY 1200 Steam (Complete System with Filter Cartridge) with Measuring and Display Unit 1002923 PURITY 450 Steam Filter Cartridge 1000653 PURITY 600 Steam Filter Cartridge 1000252 PURITY 1200 Steam Filter Cartridge 1000231 EN37 1 Eléments