Philips WP3820 - Manual (Page 10)

Note: Make sure you align the ‘I’ marks properly, otherwise water may leak
into the battery compartment.
When the battery is properly inserted, the LCD display performs a
self-check for approx. 9 seconds. Then the display goes off again.
Before installation
The screw thread of the tap is sharp.
Before you install the water purifier, make sure all tap-mounting
adapters you require are present.
The tap must have a diameter of 13mm-25mm.
Determine what type of tap you have and select the appropriate
adapter.
The adapters supplied make the water purifier suitable for almost
any kitchen tap. However, the water purifier may not fit some
uncommon types of taps.
The tap water pressure has to be between 0.7kgf/cm² (7 metres of
water column) and 3.5kgf/cm² (35 metres of water column). If you
use the water purifier at a water pressure outside this range, either
the filtered water flow will be extremely low or the water purifier
will get damaged.
installation a-type adapter
For taps with a round spout with a diameter of 16mm, 17.5mm or
19mm (Fig. 6).
1 Remove the attachment nut and the adapter from the water
purifier housing (Fig. 7).
Pass the attachment nut over the tap spout (Fig. 8).
Place the matching adapter (A-type) over the tip of the spout. The
16mm adapter is packed with the water purifier. If necessary,
replace it with the 17.5mm adapter or 19mm adapter to fit the
diameter of your tap (Fig. 9).
Screw the attachment nut firmly onto the water purifier
housing (Fig. 10).
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