Installation Steps

1. Turn off the water supply.
Before beginning installation, make sure the water supply to your shower is completely turned off. This will prevent any accidental leaks during installation.

2. Remove the old shower head

If an existing shower head is installed, carefully unscrew it.
Use your hands to remove it or an adjustable wrench if it is securely attached.
Be careful of any residual water that may leak out when you remove the shower head.

3. Clean the shower arm

Once the old shower head is removed, clean the threaded end of the shower arm.
Make sure all old plumber's tape, dirt, or debris is wiped away to provide a clean surface for the new installation.

4. Apply plumber's tape

Take the plumber's tape included in your package and wrap it tightly around the threaded end of the shower arm.
This tape ensures a perfect seal and helps prevent leaks during use.

5. Secure the connector

Screw the connector onto the threaded end of the shower arm.
Tighten it by hand until it is snug, but don't overtighten , as this may damage the connector or threads.

6. Secure the hose

Connect one end of the hose to the connector you just installed.
Tighten it by hand, making sure it is secure but not too tight.

7. Attach the shower head

Take the other end of the hose and connect it to the shower head.
Tighten this connection by hand until it is securely fastened.

8. Turn on the water supply

Slowly reopen the water supply to allow the pressure to gradually build.
Check all connections, including the shower head, hose, and connector, for signs of leaks.
If you notice any leaks, make sure all connections are properly tightened.

9. Adjust the position of the shower head

Adjust the showerhead to your preferred position or angle, if desired.

10. Test the shower head

Turn on the shower to check that the water is flowing properly.
Check again for leaks and make any necessary adjustments.

Tips for a smooth installation:

Keep a towel or small bucket handy to catch any residual water when removing the old showerhead.
Use only hand tightening for all connections to avoid damaging components.
If leaks persist, try adding an additional layer of plumber's tape to the threads.

You're now ready to enjoy your new filter shower head! If you have any questions or encounter any difficulties during installation, please feel free to contact our customer service team.

B- How to replace the filter of your fIKOW shower head

Maintaining your Muravai filtered shower head is essential to continue enjoying cleaner, healthier water for your skin and hair. One of the most important maintenance tasks is replacing the filter, which ensures your shower head is functioning optimally. Here's a detailed step-by-step guide to help you change the filter quickly and efficiently.

Why replace the filter?

Over time, your Muravai shower head filter traps impurities, sediment, and other contaminants. While this is great for ensuring clean water, it can cause the filter to become saturated and lose its effectiveness. Replacing it regularly, depending on water quality and frequency of use, ensures optimal performance and extends the life of your shower head.

What you will need

Before you begin, gather the following items:

A new Muravai replacement filter (compatible with your shower head model).
A soft cloth or towel.
Optional: Rubber gloves (to help grip coins).

Step by step instructions

Turn off the water supply
Make sure the water is completely turned off at your shower faucet to avoid any unexpected leaks or splashes.
Unscrew the bottom of the shower head.
Locate the lower end of the knob, where the filter is located. Hold the knob firmly and turn the lower part counterclockwise to loosen it. If you overtighten, use a soft cloth for a better grip or rubber gloves to avoid damaging the surface.
Remove the old filter.
Once the bottom part is open, you will see the existing filter. Carefully remove it, being careful not to damage the internal components of the shower head.
Inspect the case.
Check the area where the filter was located for any debris, mineral deposits, or obstructions. Wipe it with a soft, damp cloth if necessary.
Insert the new filter.
Take your replacement filter and align it correctly with the filter housing. Insert it into place, ensuring it is snug and secure. The filter should fit easily; if it doesn't, check the alignment.
Pull up the bottom part.
Carefully screw the bottom of the shower head back on by turning it clockwise. Tighten firmly, but avoid overtightening, as this may damage the threads.
Check for leaks.
Turn the water back on and test the shower head to make sure everything is secure. Check the bottom part for leaks. If you find any, tighten the bottom part slightly.
Enjoy an enhanced shower experience.
Thanks to the new filter, your shower water is cleaner and healthier. Enjoy its impact on your skin, hair, and overall well-being!