Rejuvenator Water Ionizers
Instructions & Installation

Instructions on Use

Please read these important notes first! MOST IMPORTANT: Begin drinking high pH ionized water slowly, as it is very detoxifying. Start by drinking water from the “Low pH Level” and each week increase in pH strength until you are at the highest pH of 9.5 or 10. Classic detox symptoms include headaches, rashes, diarrhea and flu-like symptoms. If you experience any of these reactions, lower the pH level for several days until the symptoms subside and then begin slowly increasing the pH level until you reach the highest pH level. Ideally, drink 1 quart of water for every 30 lbs. of body weight.Never drink the acidic water - it's used externally, as a gargle and for brushing your teeth. Never let hot water run through the water ionizer. Serious filter and ionization cell damage will result. Body temperature is the warmest acceptable temperature. Be certain to take medications with the “Filtered Water Only” setting only (neutral pH of 7) as alkaline water will increase the potency of many medications. Ionized water ideally should be consumed fresh from the water ionizer. It is at its strongest pH and ionization when you drink it immediately. It can still be consumed hours and even days after being prepared, although the benefits will decrease with time. Water will have the strongest pH and the most ionization if the water pressure is slow, approximately 2 liters per minute as displayed on the bottom left of the LCD screen or so that it takes 20-30 seconds to fill an 8 ounce glass. You will see many tiny bubbles in the water to indicate the ionization. Twice daily a blue light will flash on the display indicating that a cleaning cycle will occur when the machine is turned on the next time. There will be a beeping sound until the cycle is done. Do not drink the water during this time. This cleaning cycle cleans any accumulation of minerals that adhere to the ionization plates by reversing polarity to repel the minerals. Please refer to your Water Ionizer User Guide for information as to the benefits and uses of alkaline and acid waters for further instructions and information. Please refer to the User Guide included with your ionizer for instructions on how and when to replace the filter. If not using the water ionizer for a week or more, unplug the unit and remove the filter, let it drain and store it in a clean plastic bag in the refrigerator (not the freezer). When you re-install the filter let the unit run for about 5 minutes before you drink.

Installation of Your Rejuvenator Water Ionizer

Install your water ionizer at any sink in your house, most common is the kitchen or bathroom. The diverter lever easily switches between your tap water and the ionized water. The water ionizer can sit on the counter, on some windowsills or pass-throughs, or it may be mounted on the wall with the bracket supplied.     1. Remove the spout (aerator) from the end of your faucet by rotating counter-clockwise. You may need pliers if it is very tight. Be sure to wrap a cloth around the faucet before using the pliers to be sure you don’t scratch the faucet.       2. If you have threads on the inside of the faucet you will need to use the adapter supplied with your Rejuvenator water ionizer – washer side up. In unusual cases, you may have to purchase a different size adapter. These are readily available at hardware stores such as Home Depot. (We do not assume any responsibility for the installation of the Water Ionizer or additional costs for plumbing hardware or professional installation.)     3. Screw the Diverter on to the faucet and hand tighten.           4. Position the electrical wire through one side, whichever is most convenient for the placement of the water ionizer.               5. This is the view from the bottom. Note the Tap Water In Port and the Acid Water out Port.           6. With a small pressure clamp set back a bit from the cut end of the hose, firmly push the hose onto the Tap Water In Port. You may have to squeeze the clamp ends with pliers to release some tension while pushing the hose onto the Tap Water In Port. 7. Next, with sharp scissors or a knife, cut the hose straight across at a good length to attach to the faucet diverter, but do not attach it yet. Be sure you allow enough hose to adequately rotate your faucet both right and left. Feed the hose through the left or right side holes, whichever is most convenient for your ionizer use. 8. Take the remaining length of hose and push it onto the Acid Water Port, again feeding the hose through the left or right side hole, whichever is more convenient. Set the ionizer in its final position. Using sharp scissors or a knife, cut the hose straight across to a proper length so that it drapes into your sink, at least 6” lower than the alkaline outlet hose which will be screwed in at the top of the machine. Allow enough hose length to collect acidic water in a container to be used for external or plant use. You can have all the tubes and wires exiting on one side, or divide them between sides.   9. With another pressure clamp on the end of the Tap Water Input hose, slip it all the way onto the nipple of the diverter simply by pushing. By squeezing on the pressure clamp (you may need pliers) push the clamp towards the end of the hose to securely clamp the hose to the diverter nipple. NOTE: These photos show that the aerator that comes with the diverter has been replaced by the consumers’ swivel head aerator.       10. With the pliers, rotate the pressure clamp so the squeeze points face down.             11. Screw the stainless steel flexible outlet hose into the top and hand tighten. 70% of the water will come out of this Alkaline hose, and simultaneously 30% acid water will come out of the Acid hose at the bottom of the machine. If you desire more acid water, select one of the two acid buttons. This causes Acid water to come from the top (70%) and Alkaline from the bottom (30%).   Return to Rejuvenator Ionizers