Pureblue Priscilla Training 12-15-23
Chapter 1: Introduction
Faucet Issues and Troubleshooting
Common issue: Air gap window leaks on the faucet often due to:
White capillary tube dislodged or improperly fitted.
Debris in the white drain tube leading to the drain pipe.
Recommended cleaning method:
Use a straightened wire coat hanger to break through clogs.
Caution against using pipe cleaners or straw brushes as they often push debris further ahead, worsening the clog.
Testing for clogs:
Drop the white tube into a bucket and run water.
No water means the clog is further up; water indicates the leak may have been solved.
Importance of troubleshooting fully before replacing faucets.
Manifold Design
Comparison of three-stage and four-stage manifolds:
Installation problems with screws due to bad design.
Color coding absent in some models complicates assembly for customers.
Clear markings for tubing connections:
Different labeled spots for faucet, tank, and inlet tube.
All carbon filters are interchangeable between models but must be replaced regularly.
Batteries and Circuit Boards in Faucets
Battery box removal difficult; suggested using a small screwdriver to extract.
Discussed the common issue of the battery light not working due to a bent clip affecting the battery connection.
Chapter 2: Need An Insert
Components Overview
Included components: angle stop adapter, tank connector, screws for manifold.
Importance of checking seals and not stripping components during installation.
Need for proper fitting of the tube to avoid leaks; must insert tubing sufficiently.
Reminder:
No insert necessary with tubing; relies on tightening to ensure fit.
Air Gap and Drain Saddle
Air gap importance: prevents backflow during operation.
Must install gravity-fed tubes without loops to avoid leaks, especially around garbage disposals.
Seasonal peak issues during holidays when customer sinks are overfilled.
Chapter 3: Create The Order
Order Management in Shopify
Search functionalities: can use customer name, phone number, or address to locate orders.
Easy process for reordering items based on past customer purchases.
Benefits of having saved address data for returning customers.
Highlighted importance of verifying customer address before placing orders.
Reminder of handling shipping costs effectively when creating orders.
Chapter 4: The Red Light
Red Indicator Light Alerts
Red light serves as a filter replacement reminder; does not immediately indicate filters are bad.
Customers can wait to order replacements; typically have weeks before issues arise.
Reset procedure:
Remove and reinsert the battery to restart timer.
Clarification: Red light doesn’t mean filters are expired yet; must be proactive about replacements.
Chapter 5: Shutoff On Tank
Installation and Maintenance
Noting absence of shutoff valve complicates maintenance; water must be turned off at the main supply.
Importance of draining tank before filter changes to prevent overflow.
Customer instructions on how to push air into tank correctly to avoid damage during maintenance.
Chapter 6: Know The Sequence
Battery Functionality
Customers can bypass the battery system; battery is not essential to operation.
Suggestion for those who dislike the light to use alternative timer systems.
Chapter 7: Conclusion
Customer Support and Communication
Importance of a clear communications protocol for customer queries and support.
Future updates planned for training materials and product Q&A to assist staff and customers.
Affirmation of continued support for customers and reassurances of product usability.
Encouragement to stay communicative with team members for optimal service.