Frizzlife PD800-TAM4 Tankless Reverse Osmosis System Owner’s Manual

Frizzlife PD800-TAM4 Tankless Reverse Osmosis System

Thank you for purchasing the Frizzlife PD800-TAM4 reverse osmosis undersink filter system with an 800G RO membrane. If you have any questions or need any assistance, please contact: [email protected]

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION

Before Installation

Inspect Box
Open the box and take out the system and all the components. Inspect them carefully according to “Product Introduction” and make sure nothing is missing or damaged during shipping. If any parts are cracked or broken, please do not proceed with the installation and contact Frizzlife for an exchange or diagnosis.

Technical Parameters

Product Introduction

Sample Connection

Installation Tips

How to cut the tubing?
Please cut the tubing into two sections in the proper length, making sure to cut them squarely and cleanly.

How to connect/disconnect the tubing?

• To connect : please push the tubing into the fitting and make sure it is fully inserted. Then put the blue lock clip on the fitting, it will lock the tubing in place.
• To disconnect: please remove the blue lock clip from the fitting, push in the lock sleeve, and then pull out the tube from the fitting

Note: If the tubing is not fully inserted, water leakage may occur. Pulling out the tubing directly will damage the fitting, which may also cause water leakage.

How to drill a hole in my sink (Optional)

Note: Please remember to wear safety glasses to protect your eyes before proceeding. Use a metal bit to drill. The recommended diameter of the hole is 1.2″

Installation Steps Precautions:

• Do not use water that is microbiologically unsafe or of unknown quality without adequate disinfection.
• Testing was performed under standard laboratory conditions, actual performance may vary.
• For cold water use only.
• This filter must be protected from freezing, which can cause cracking of the filter and water leakage.
• Do not allow children under 3 years of age to have access to small parts during installation.
• The installation must comply with all applicable state and local regulations.

Step 1: Cut and Soften the 3/8″ tubing

• Please cut the 3/8″ tubing in proper length, and make sure to cut them squarely and cleanly. (Fig.1)
• Put one end of the tubing into boiled water for 5 seconds to soften itself. (Fig.2)

Step 2: Connect three-way feed water valve (3/8″ or 1/2″)

• Load the 3/8″ tubing through the nut. (Fig.3)
• Connect the end of the 3/8″ tubing that has been softened into the 3-way feed water valve. Make sure to push and squeeze the tubing to the very end. (Fig.4)
• Use a wrench to tighten the nut, please do not over-tighten. (Fig.5)
  • Note: If the cold water pipe is 1/2″, please connect one part of the converter to the angle valve and connect another part of the converter to the pipe before proceeding to the next step. (see Fig.6)

Step 3: Connect the water supply (COLD WATER ONLY)

• Shut off the water supply. (Fig.7)
• Disconnect the cold water pipe from the angle valve.
• Twist the feed water valve onto the angle valve and make sure the O ring is loaded. (Fig.8)
• Connect the cold water pipe to the feed water valve. (Fig.9)
• Valve installation complete.

Step 4: Connect the “SUPPLY” water tubing

• Remove all the plugs by pressing the fitting sleeves (Fig.10)
• Connect the other end of the 3/8″ tubing into the “Supply” port on the back of the system, make sure to insert the tubing about 0.8 inch to the end of the fitting, ( Fig.11)
• Put the locking clip on the fitting to secure the connection. (Fig.12)

Step 5： Install the drain saddle

• Disassemble the drain saddle, peel off the black sticker, and stick to the saddle valve (Fig.13)
• Choose a spot on the drain pipe that is convenient for installing the drain saddle. It is recommended to install the drain saddle on the vertical drain pipe. (Fig.14)
• Drill a 1/4″ hole in the drain pipe. Make sure not to penetrate the opposite side of the pipe. (Fig.15 )
• Mount the drain saddle and tighten the screws with a screwdriver (Fig.16)
• Insert the 1/4″ tubing to the drain saddle about 1.4″, and lock the fitting with a blue clip (Fig.17)

Step 6: Connect the “WASTE” water tubing

• Insert the other end of 1/4″ tubing into the “Waste” port on the back of the system. （Fig.18, Fig.19）

Step 7: Connect the “FILTERED” water tubing

• Cut another 1/4″ tubing to the proper length. Insert one end into the “Filtered” port on the back of the system and connect the other end to the TAM4 filter. (Fig.20)

Note: Please make sure the tubings are fully inserted, otherwise may result in water leakage.

Step 8: Connect the TAM4 filter

• Remove the small blue clip on the “INLET” end and connect the 1/4″ tubing on it, making sure it hits the bottom of the fittings. (Fig.21)
• Put back and lock the blue clip. (Fig.22)
• Cut a 1/4″ tubing again. Connect the “OUTLET” end with another 1/4 tubing in the same way. (Fig.23)

Note: Please note that the elbow fitting is not a must for the installation, you don’t have to use the elbow fitting if it’s not necessary

Step 9: Install the drinking faucet

Note: If your countertop or granite does not have an existing hole, please drill one (1/2″) before proceeding.

• Follow the steps below and mount the faucet onto the sink top. (Fig.24, Fig.25, Fig.26)
• Mount the rubber and fasten the hand fixture underneath (Fig.27, Fig.28, Fig.29)
• Connect the other end of 1/4″ tubing from the “OUTLET” of TAM4 into the 1/4″ quick fitting. (Fig.30, Fig.31, Fig.32)

Step 10: Connect the power cord

• Turn on the angle valve and 3-way feed water valve. Check for leaks. (Fig.33)
• Insert the DC head of the power adapter into the “POWER” port on the back of the system. (Fig.34)

Note: It is important to turn on the water supply first then connect the power supply!

First-time usage
The system will automatically flush for 30 seconds after the power supply is plugged

• Note: For the first time usage, the TDS result will not show up until the system has kept producing water for 1 minute.
• Note: When the system keeps producing water continuously for 30 minutes, the system will enter into protection status and all the components stop working. The indicators will flash in red. In this condition, please unplug the power for 10 seconds and then power it on again.
• Note: Please fully open the drinking faucet when dispensing water. Otherwise, it may cause the system to malfunction （Fig.35, Fig.36）

User Interface

Power-on
When the system is powered on, you will hear a beep. All indicators will be on for 3 seconds, and then the system will automatically flush for 30 seconds. After flushing, if there is no water production, it will turn into standby status.

Water production
When the system is producing water, the power indicator will flash in blue.

TDS display
When the system is powered on and keeps producing water for 1 minute, the system will automatically test the TDS of RO water. The TDS reading will be unchanged if the system is in standby status or is being flushed.

Filter life indicator
Different colors suggest different remaining lifespans:

• Indicator constant lit in white: the filter is normally working
• Indicator flashed in red: the filter lifetime is about to expire (remaining lifespan <5%)
• Indicator constant lit in red: the filter is expired

Note: If the filter is expired, the buzzer will keep beeping when producing water to remind users to replace the filter. Filter life may vary depending on source water quality and water usage.

Long-time operation reminder
When the system keeps producing water continuously for 30 minutes, the system will enter into protection status and all the components stop working. The indicators will flash in red. In this condition, please unplug the power for 10 seconds then power on again.

Automatic flushing

• Flushing when powered on : when powered on, the system will be automatically flushed for 30 seconds.
• Flushing when cumulative water production reaches 10 minutes: If the cumulative water production reaches 10 minutes, after returning to standby status, it will be automatically flushed for 10 seconds.
• Flushing when constant water production : if the system constantly keeps producing water for 10 minutes, it will be automatically flushed for 15 seconds.
• Flushing when in standby status : When the system is in standby status, it will automatically be flushed for 18 seconds every 6 hours.

Manual flushing
When the system is in standby status, press the “Flush” button, and the system will start flushing. Press the “Flush” button again to stop.

Note: When the system is being flushed, the indicator will flash in blue.

Filter Life Reset

1. Select filter: when the system is powered on, long press the “Reset”
   for 3 seconds, the buzzer will beep and you can start to select the filter you want to change. Press the “Reset” button to change between the filters and the selected filter lifetime indicator will flash.

2. Reset: after selecting the filter, long press the “Reset” button for 3 seconds. You will hear a beep. The selected filter’s indicator will return to white light, which means the filter is successfully reset. If you do not operate within 10 seconds, it will automatically exit this mode and resume normal display.

3. Revocation of reset : select the wrong-operated filter, and long press the “Reset” and “Flush” buttons for 3 seconds. The buzzer will beep 3 times. The filter indicator will return to the color status before reset. (Note: the reset can be revoked within 5 minutes. If the system is powered off after the reset, the revocation will be invalid.).

Replacement of Filter Cartridge

• The replacement filter cartridges are: PP+CB 2-in-1 filter and RO membrane
• Please replace filter cartridges regularly according to the recommended replacement period shown below.

Position

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Filter

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Model Number

| Recommended Replacement Period
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1st stage

| ****

PP+CB 2-in-1 filter

| ****

ASR211

| One year or cumulative water production for 60 hours(around 900-1000gal)

2nd stage

| ****

RO membrane

| ****

ASR212-800G

| Two years of cumulative water production for 120 hours(around 1800-2000gal)
3rd stage| Alkaline remineralization filter| TAM4| around 900-1000gal

Note: All the service life of the filter cartridge listed is based on actual laboratory tests and the provided water. The actual service life of filter cartridges depends on source water quality and daily water usage.

Filter Replacement Instruction

• Step 1 : Cut off the power and turn on the water faucet to release water pressure
• Cut off the water supply and power when starting to replace the
• filter. (Fig.38, Fig.39)
• Remove the front cover （Fig.40)
• Unscrew the cartridge needs to be replaced counterclockwise. （Fig.41） Screw the new cartridge clockwise into the system.

If you are going to replace the TAM4 filter:

• You don’t need to cut off the water supply, since it adopts an auto-shut-off design. Twist the housing counterclockwise and use a wrench to unscrew the housing body. (Fig.42)
• Use a wrench to unscrew the housing body. (Fig.43)
• Take out the old cartridge and load it with the new one, then install it back in the same way. (Fig.44)

Step 2 : Reset the filter lifetime

Long press the “Reset” button for 3 seconds, the buzzer will beep and you can start to select the filter you want to change. Press the “Reset” button to change between the filters and the selected filter lifetime indicator will flash. After selecting the filter, long press the “Reset” button for 3 seconds. You will hear a beep. The selected filter’s indicator will return to white light, which means the filter is successfully reset. If you do not operate within 10 seconds, it will automatically exit this mode and resume normal display.

Step 3: Flush the filter
Turn on the faucet to discharge the filtered water. If you replace the RO membrane, please do not use the water in the first 20 minutes. If you replace other cartridges, please do not use the water in the first 10 minutes.

Maintenance

Do not use water that is microbiologically unsafe or of unknown quality without adequate disinfection.

If you don’t use the system for a long time:

• If the system has not been used for more than 2 days, please turn on the faucet and discharge the filtered water at least 5 minutes before usage.
• If the system will not be used for more than 1 week, please seal the filter cartridges and store them in the refrigerator but do not put them in the freezer. Discharge filtered water for at least 10 minutes before the next time usage.
• If the system will be not used for a long time, please cut off the water supply, cut off the power, and turn on the handle of the faucet to release the internal pressure and avoid damage to the system.
• Please replace the filter cartridges regularly according to the filter life indicator.
• The testing was performed under standard laboratory conditions, actual performance may vary depending on the source water quality and water usage. In case of premature blockage and failure of the filters, it is recommended to replace the filter by actual usage.
• Clean the system with clear water. Do not spray the water directly. Do not use steel wool, abrasive cleaner, or corrosive liquid in the filter to avoid damage to the filter system.
• Keep the wastewater pipe unobstructed to avoid damage to the filter or internal components.
• When the drain pipe is blocked, do not use the system (please turn off the power) to avoid the wastewater from soaking the floor.
• Check the system and water pipe fittings regularly for water leakage to avoid any property damage.
• Regularly check whether the power supply and wires are damaged or loose to avoid major accidents caused by electric leakage.

Trouble Shooting

Fault

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Possible Cause

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Solution

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No water out of the faucet

| The system is not connected to the power adapter or the connection is loose.| ****

Please check if the adapter is connected properly.

Cold water valve, 3-way feed water valve, or the faucet is off.| ****

Please open the valves.

The lifetime of the filter cartridge is expired.| Please replace the filter cartridge or contact the customer service team.
The connection of the pipeline is incorrect.| Please check the pipelines and make sure the connection is correct.

Low water flow

| The filter is blocked.| Please replace the filter according to the instructions.
Water pressure is low, or the water supply is insufficient.| Please contact the customer service team.
PE pipes are bent.| Please check the PE pipes.

Filtered water in poor quality

| The lifetime of the filter cartridge is expired.| Please replace the filter according to the instructions.|
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The system has been off work for more than 2 days.| Please discharge water for 5 minutes before usage.|

The quality of the feed water is too bad.

| Please ensure the water source is municipally treated water or has been properly disinfected before use.|

Water leakage

| Pipes or filters are not installed properly.| Please reinstall the system according to the instructions or contact the customer service team.|
The O rings are missed.| Please contact the customer service team.|
Other components are damaged| Please contact the customer service team.|
Unchanged filter lifetime indicator| The electronic controller or display panel is damaged.| Please contact the customer service team.|
 | The circuit board is broken.| Please contact the customer service team.|
System is| The high-pressure switch is broken.| Please contact the customer service team.|
unstoppable for a long time after

turning off the

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The “FILTERED water” tubing is mistakenly inserted into the “WASTE” port.| Check the system, water pipe fittings, and connections, or contact the customer service team.|
faucet
The filter is blocked.| Please check if the “FILTERED” tubing and “WASTE” tubing were in the right place.|
 | Feed water is cut off.| Please disconnect the power and wait for the water supply recovery.|
Examination indicator lights| The leakage detection system is abnormal.| Please contact the customer service team.|
 | Check the system, water pipe fittings, and connections, or contact the customer service team.|
or flashes in red, or the beezer keeps beeping| The system is leaking.
The button is misoperated.| Please operate the button according to the instructions.|

Button failure

| The button is damaged.| Please contact the customer service team.|
Indicators on the user interface disappear| The system is not connected to the power adapter or the connection is loose.|

Please check if the adapter is connected properly.

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The panel is damaged or its cable is loose.| ****

Please contact the customer service team.

The system is not turned on after power on| Wrong power source| Maybe you have plugged the power cord into the socket specially designed for garbage disposal, please change another socket.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why there are many white bubbles in the water?
Normally for the first time use of the RO system, the water seems to have white bubbles in it, which is normal and drinkable. This is because when the pump is pressurizing the water, it will pressurize the air at the same time. It will make the air molecules smaller, thus the solubility further increases. The air can’t be released at that time because of the pressure in the RO system. However, when you turn on the tap to get a cup of water, the pressure of air is released. So you will see a huge number of bubbles in the water. It looks cloudy and white, but they are just bubbles. After you put the water still for a while, all bubbles will be gone, the water is totally good for drinking.

Why TDS is higher at the beginning, but back to normal range after about one minute?
Osmosis is a natural phenomenon that happens in all RO systems, no matter if you have a conventional RO system or a tankless RO system. When the RO system starts to work, pressure from the pump overcomes natural osmotic pressure, forcing feed water through the RO membrane that removes the impurities. When the RO system stops working, the pump stops offering pressure as well. At that time, because of different concentrations, a small fraction of ions will enter into pure water and cause TDS to rise by a small amount. However, even if the TDS reading is a little high at the beginning, the quality of water is still unbeatable by any other filtration methods including carbon, KDF, ceramic, UF, UV, etc. The water is totally good to drink and you don’t have to wait for about 1 minute to get the water, since the whole system will not release any harmful substances into the water. The TDS removal rate for PD800 is about 94-95%, if your incoming TDS is high, the outlet TDS will be high too.

Why does the TDS tester pen show a higher result than the TDS number displayed on the PD800?
It is because the TAM4 filter, the post filter, adds the minerals to the water. Normally the TAM4 will increase the TDS by 10-30 ppm. If the system has been used for a while, the TAM4 will restore more minerals to the water, and at that time the water will be very good, and the PH level will be more than 9.

How does the TDS display on the machine work?
When the system is running, the TDS sensor in the PD800 will keep testing the water quality every 1 minute. Therefore, the TDS result you see from the machine is from the last test memory. If you want to have the real-time TDS result, please let the machine run for about 1 minute.

If I don’t want to use the TAM4, how should I disconnect it?
You don’t have to disconnect the tubing and the fittings on the TAM4. You only need to unscrew the TAM4 filter and the water still can go through.

My granite is thicker than 1.5 inches and the faucet stem is not long enough, what should I do?
Please feel free to contact us to claim a longer thread stem. Simply email us your order ID, full name, shipping address, and contact phone number for delivery. We will arrange the shipment for you ASAP.

Why the system does not work after connecting the power cord?
Maybe you have plugged the power cord into the socket specially designed for garbage disposal, please change to another socket.

Limited Product Warranty

Reverse Osmosis Undersink Water Filter System

Warrantor: FRIZZLIFE INC ONE YEAR LIMITED FRIZZLIFE WARRANTY
The Frizzlife PD800-TAM4 under-sink reverse osmosis units are warranted to the original purchaser. To be free of defects in material and workmanship by Frizzlife INC, Frizzlife will replace or repair components of the unit that Frizzlife has deemed to be broken within the limits of the warranty without charge. The customer is not responsible for any freight involved with shipping the item back for inspection and shipment of replacement items. Frizzlife is not liable for the cost of removal, installation, transportation, or any other charges in connection with a warranty claim.

1. Frizzlife is not liable for anything that we deem as abuse of the units, including but not limited to, misuse of product outside of intended use, equipment modifications, unauthorized repairs, improper installation, damage from freezing, hot water, fire, or other acts of God outside of Frizzlife control. This warranty will be void if defects occur due to failure to observe the following conditions: Incoming water to the system cannot exceed 100°F. Do not use outdoors or in a location that is subjected to direct sunlight or freezing. This warranty will not be effective unless and until the Frizzlife is shown to have been used by the installation and maintenance instructions accompanying the product. The filter cartridges should be replaced in time according to the recommended replacement period. The plastic housings should be replaced every 18 months.
2. Filter Cartridges are considered disposable items and, thus are not covered by warranty.
3. CThe customeris responsible for proper operation, which includes complete and continual leak inspection.
   • Most of the unit components are made of plastic and eventually can break or crack from stress.
   • There are no other warranties that extend beyond what is described above.
   • To receive warranty service, please contact Frizzlife at [email protected]

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References

• Water As It Should Be | Frizzlife Home Water Solution

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