Check if your faucet tap is compatible
Our water purifier is designed to effortlessly integrate with all rounded and removable aerators, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free setup.
Not sure if it fits your tap? Simply check our easy-to-follow faucet compatibility guide below and enjoy pure, filtered water straight from your tap.
Compatible with all faucet taps with rounded and removable aerators
How to Install Your Lavuna Water Purifier – Step-by-Step Guide 🔧
Installing your Lavuna Water Purifier is quick and hassle-free! Follow these simple steps, and you’ll have clean, purified water straight from your tap in minutes
Twist/open cap on purifier
Remove plastic from scale filter
Check faucet tap compatibility
Remove your faucet’s aerator
Remove mounting nut
Unscrew the nut from the purifier
Place the nut on faucet tap
Slide the nut onto your faucet tap
Identify the right adapter
Place the washer inside adapter
Attach the adapter
Tighten the adapter to faucet tap
Slide the nut
Slide the nut towards the adapter
Attach water purifier
Screw the purifier onto the adapter
Enjoy instant, pure water!
Turn-on water & select purified mode. Let the water run for 1-2 minutes to flush the system before first use.
Troubleshooting
The water purifier won’t fit my faucet. What should I do?
- Ensure your faucet has a removable aerator. The Lavuna purifier is compatible with most standard taps.
- Try using one of the included adapter rings for a secure fit.
- If it still doesn’t fit, check our compatibility guide or contact our support team for assistance.
There’s a leak where the purifier connects to my faucet
Make sure the rubber washer is correctly placed inside the connection point.
Tighten the purifier gently but firmly—do not overtighten, as this may cause leaks.
If using an adapter, ensure it is properly screwed onto your faucet before attaching the purifier.
The water flow is weak or too slow.
The filter may need to be flushed before first use—run water through it for 2-3 minutes.
Check if the filter is installed correctly and fully seated inside the unit.
If the issue persists, the filter may be clogged due to high sediment levels in your water. Try replacing the filter.
How do I know when to change my filter?
The digital display on your purifier will notify you when it’s time to replace the filter.
If water flow decreases or taste changes, it’s a sign that your filter may need replacing sooner.
My purifier is dripping after I turn off the tap.
A few drops after shutting off the tap are normal.
If it continuously drips, check if the filter is properly secured and that there’s no build-up of trapped air inside the unit.
I’ve followed all the steps, but my purifier still isn’t working properly
- Double-check your installation with our step-by-step video guide.
- If problems persist, contact Lavuna Support—we’re happy to help!