Care & supplies
Filters, cartridges and parts.
Explore the supplies behind water treatment, mineral profiles and infusions, and find the right replacement for your system.
Different supplies. Different jobs.
Filtration treats the incoming water. Mineral supplies and infusions shape the drink after treatment. Carbonation uses a separate gas supply. Identifying these parts separately makes it easier to keep the right replacement on hand.
Atelier supplies belong with its service equipment in nearby cabinetry. Monolith’s replaceable cartridge sits within the showerhead housing. Keep the model and part identifiers together so a replacement is matched to the complete system.
| Supply | Its role | What to keep with it |
|---|---|---|
| Atelier filtration | Treatment of the incoming drinking-water supply. | System model, filter reference and replacement instructions. |
| Mineral supplies | The mineral additions used by the selected profile. | Mineral identity, cartridge reference and storage instructions. |
| Flavor cartridges | Individual flavors, selected and blended through the screen. | Ingredient list, flavor name and storage information. |
| Functional infusions | Named ingredients with individual recipe-strength settings. | Ingredient, serving and allergen information from the label. |
| Carbonation supply | CO₂ for sparkling water. | The compatible supply reference and handling instructions. |
| Monolith cartridge | The replaceable filtration element inside the rainfall head. | Showerhead model, cartridge reference and service instructions. |
Keep your favorite flavors close.
The flavor library includes Lemon, Cucumber, Mint, Ginger, Berry and Citrus Blend. Each flavor has its own strength control, so one cartridge can be part of several different saved combinations.
Before replacing or storing a cartridge, read its label and the instructions for your system. Keep ingredients identifiable and follow the stated storage and use-by guidance. Check the selected ingredients on the screen when returning to a saved recipe.
Know each ingredient in the recipe.
The functional library includes Electrolytes, Magnesium glycinate, Natural caffeine, L-theanine, Ashwagandha, Rhodiola, Collagen peptides, Vitamin C, B-complex and Zinc.
Each selection has its own recipe-strength setting. Review the ingredient name, strength and serving size together; the cartridge label supplies the ingredient and serving information. Keep those labels with your supplies rather than relying on a saved recipe’s name.
Mineral supplies and saved profiles.
The Minerals control groups calcium, magnesium, potassium and sodium into named profiles or a custom balance. A profile is the combination you select on the screen; use the supply identification for your system when arranging a replacement.
Izumi, Jökla and Alpin offer starting combinations alongside Soft, Balanced and Mineral-rich. You can keep a favorite profile within a recipe, together with its temperature, volume and other additions.
Make replacement straightforward.
Start with the model, serial number and part reference. If you need help identifying a supply, send CUIVEN a photograph of the part and its label.
Follow the product’s instructions before opening the equipment or changing a cartridge, including the required isolation of water and power. Use the specified replacement and return-to-service procedure. Record the installation date and retain the instructions for the next change.
Identify
Match the model and supply reference.
Prepare
Read the replacement and isolation instructions.
Replace
Follow the procedure for the exact part and system.
Record
Keep the change date and next care instructions.
Leave room for care.
Keep the service cabinet accessible after the kitchen is in use. Supplies, stored objects and shelves should not block equipment ventilation, connections or the space needed to change parts.
For Monolith, preserve access to the cartridge around the installed head. Include that access when placing the rainfall head, wall arm, ceiling connection and nearby fixtures.
If taste, flow or the unit’s behavior changes, record which function is affected and any message on the screen. Share those details with support along with the model and recent cartridge changes.