Abstract: A water supply shut-off device for a water purifier including a purifier body, a pre-processing filter, a membrane filter, a post-processing filter, a pressure pump, a water tank seated on the purifier body and adapted to store water purified while passing through the pre-processing filter, the membrane filter and the post-processing filter, in this order, by a pumping operation of the pressure pump, and a water supply valve adapted to control the supply of the purified water to the water tank.

Abstract: A water purifier includes filters and a storage tank for storing water purified by the filters. A water detector disposed below the tank detects water leaked from the tank and supplies a corresponding signal to a control mechanism which shuts off the water flow through the purifier, displays a visual indication of leakage, and sounds an audible alarm.

Abstract: A water purifier includes a replaceable pre-processing filter, a washable membrane, and a replaceable post-processing filter through which potable water is sequentially conducted. A controller determines a total use time of the filters and membrane and compares the total use time with a reference time for replacement of the filters and washing of the membrane. When the total use time for the filters has reached the reference time, visual and audio indicators are activated. When the total use time for the membrane has reached the reference time, a valve is actuated which permits potable water to flow across and clean the membrane and then be discharged to waste.