Alkaviva Elita Pure Alkaline Water Filter - Cartridge Replacement Guide

Rod Archdall
[VIDEO] Alkaviva Elita Pure Alkaline Water Filter - Cartridge Replacement Guide

In this article, you’ll see how simple it is to replace the cartridge and battery in the AlkaViva Elita Pure Benchtop Water Filter.

One of the best things about the Elita Pure is that it’s just so easy to change the cartridges.

      1. There are two buttons on either side at the top. Simply press those two buttons together to remove the back cover of the water filter.
      2. Notice the cartridge inside there and the lever underneath. Pull the lever around to the left and take out the cartridge.
      3. Pull the side compartment off and remove the batteries. (note which way they go in)
      4. Put new batteries in and put the cover back on.
      5. Put your new Elita Pure replacement cartridge in, pull the lever and lock the cartridge back in.
      6. Put the back cover back on.
      7. Flush the cartridge for 5 minutes before first use.

Congratulations, the Alkaviva Elita Pure Cartridge replacement is complete.

And you’re done! This system is straightforward to maintain and creates fantastic water.

Enjoy.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.




ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Rod Archdall

Rod is a passionate advocate for clean and healthy water. He has seen the water deteriorating over the years, and because he is aware of how important clean water is for human health, Rod is on a mission to provide as much clean filtered water to as many humans as possible. With well over a decade of experience in the water filtration industry, he shares his expertise at My Water Filter.

Rod is dedicated to educating others on the benefits of pure water and helping people find the perfect filtration solutions for their needs. Whether it’s choosing the right system or understanding water quality, Rod’s insights are invaluable for anyone looking to improve their water experience. When he’s not creating videos or developing products, Rod enjoys gardening, fishing and exploring nature and testing new filtration technologies.