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PNRQ15FBL00 General Electric Water Filter System - Overview
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Introducing the Reverse Osmosis Cartridge by GE, designed explicitly for reverse osmosis systems. This high-quality RO Cartridge will significantly enhance the quality of your water by effectively rem...
Closed all water valves, then drained residual water. Removed In-Sinkerator in order to have room to manipulate faucet attaching hardware. Removed old faucet. Ensured two water drain lines and one R/O water supply line were run up through hole in sink. Placed sink gasket over all three lines. Attached smallest drain tube to the fauce
... Read moret base first, followed by larger drain tube, then supply tube. Opened water valves to ensure no leaks before starting installation of mounting hardware. Mounted faucet base over hole in sink and placed long securing bolt through faucet locator. Had an assistant hold the wing nut clamp on the underside of the sink while I tightened the bolt from the top. Once the faucet base was tight and secure, I re-used the ring gasket from the old base and mounted the faucet onto the base. In the case of my GE unit, it had alignment keyways that allowed the faucet to drop in and then lock in place when rotated 45 degrees counterclockwise. After ensuring faucet top and base were lined up and locked together I installed the set screw in the back of the faucet to complete the install.
Took the new tray from the package, put a new battery in it and slid the new tray & battery into the base of the RO faucet. No problem, just as it should have been, except the new tray should have come with a new rubber washer.
