INSIGNIA NS-LT700P-2 (01) PDF Document

The package contents for the INSIGNIA NS-LT700P-2 include:

• Refrigerator filter(s) (1 or 2 pack)

• Quick Setup Guide

• It is normal for black carbon fines (particles) to appear on the outside of your filter. This happens when the filter is jarred in shipping. It is safe, simply wipe it off.

• The filter connectors are larger to prevent leaks. You might have to twist the filter hard to make sure the connection is secure.

• We apply a safe, NSF approved, food grade silicone lubricant to our filter connectors (jelly like substance).

The INSIGNIA NS-LT700P-2 filter is compatible with the following models:

LG®

LT700P

ADQ36006101, ADQ36006101-S, ADQ36006101S, ADQ36006102, ADQ36006102-S, ADQ36006102S, 048231783705

Sears® / Kenmore®

9690, 46-9690

Carefully remove the plastic cap from the new filter before installation.

1. Before installing your new filter, soak it in water for 15 minutes.

2. Press the button to open the filter cover.

3. Pull the old filter down, then remove it.

Note: If you have a Kenmore refrigerator, check if there is a plastic or metal cap that covers the top of the old filter. If there is, pull off the cap and attach it to your new filter. If there is not, continue to step 4.

4. Push the new filter into the compartment horizontally until it stops.

5. Push up firmly as far as it will go.

6. Close the filter cover until it clicks into place.

7. Run 2-3 gallons of water through your refrigerator to remove air and loose carbon pieces.

If your refrigerator has a change filter indicator, reset it. See “Resetting your filter indicator” for instructions.

Note: These are the most common filter reset instructions. If the instructions don’t work for your refrigerator brand, see the documentation that came with your refrigerator.

• Replace your filter every three to six months to prevent bacteria and fungus growth in your filter, supply lines, and storage tank.

• Stored filters do not expire. Keep your unused filters in a cool, dark, and dry place until you need them.

• If you do not use your water dispenser for more than four days, run two gallons of water before using it to prevent bad tasting water.

• The filters are lubricated with a safe, USDA grade silicone. You do not need to lubricate the gaskets or receiver before installing.

• Make sure that you soaked your filter in water for 15 minutes before installing.

• Make sure that the filter is securely connected to the receiver. Do not use tools to tighten the filter in place.

• Make sure that the water line to the refrigerator is turned on. The valve must be completely open for the refrigerator to receive water.

• Make sure that the refrigerator door is closed or the dispenser will not work.

A few drops are normal. If the water is dripping constantly, have a service technician check your refrigerator’s water valve.

• Cloudy water is caused by microscopic air bubbles. Run two to three gallons of water from your dispenser to clear the air bubbles out.

• Black carbon pieces in the water are normal and appear with all carbon filters. Run two to three gallons of water through your dispenser to remove loose carbon pieces.

• Make sure that you soaked your filter in water for 15 minutes before installing.

• Noises and sputtering are caused by trapped air pockets. Run two to three gallons of water from your dispenser to push the air out.

• If you do not use your water dispenser for more than four days, run two gallons of water through the dispenser before using it.

• Make sure that you replace your filter every three to six months to prevent bacteria growth.