General Description (Fig. 1) - Philips WP3870 Manual Del Usuario

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introduction
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General description (Fig. 1)

a
Pure water reservoir
B Water reservoir cover
C
Lock lever of water reservoir cover
d
Water reservoir tap
E Wall holder
F
Filter holder release lever
g Hose
h
Swivel nut
i Decompression button
J Filter holder cap
K
Filter holder
l Filter
M Water supply connector
n
Adapter ring
o Cap
P Cross-section of filter
1 Pre-filter
2
Granular Activated Carbon (GAC)
3
Ultra Filtration (UF) membranes
4 Filter stop
important
Read this user manual carefully before you use the water purifier and
save it for future reference. This user manual contains very important
information on hygiene/cleaning and filter replacement. Keep it always
available.
hygiene awareness
The Philips water purifier offers you clean, safe and great-tasting drinking
water you can trust. For optimal performance of the water purifier it
is important to handle it hygienically. If the appliance is cleaned in the
wrong way, microbes could recontaminate the purified water, which could
cause the person who drinks the water to become ill.
- Always be aware of hygiene when you clean or touch surfaces that
are in contact with purified water, especially the inside of the water
reservoir, the connection between the water reservoir and the wall
holder, and the water reservoir tap.
- Do not use a kitchen sponge or cloth to clean or dry the inside of
the water reservoir because they are likely to contain bacteria. To clean
the water reservoir in a hygienic way, follow the cleaning instructions in
chapter 'Cleaning and maintenance'.
- Always use clean, disinfected cloths and cleaning equipment to clean
the connection between the water reservoir and the wall holder and
the water reservoir tap.
- Always disinfect cloths and cleaning equipment either by boiling them
or by using a disinfectant to clean them. We advise you to soak a cloth
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