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Our freshwater customers use rodi and add whatever is needed to reach their specific water quality needs, or some use RO water mixed with...
First - remember that what folks call "waste water" really would be better thought of as "flush water" in that this water serves the important...
Other than the slow production, your current membrane is operating well - you have a 99% rejection rate. That's uncommonly high. But even with...
Let's back up a little. That is an Auto Shut Off Valve, as mentioned above. Its function is to stop waste water flow when purified (RO or DI)...
Yes. You'll be fine with what you've done. Russ
[IMG] but you'll be fine with what you have done already. Russ
Not common. Just a bad fitting.
Suggestion: Get a faucet adapter KIT, rather than just a faucet adapter. Because there are next to no standard thread sizes on faucets, you want...
Just get a new one. These kits are not expensive, and when you think of the trouble leaks cause, and the time it will take you to "fix" it in a...
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So - assumming those measurements are accurate, the problem is the RO membrane. It's sending "dirty" water to the DI, and exhausting your DI resin...
Yes - very high likelihood the resin was bad after 2 years. What is the TDS of your RO water (the water that feeds the DI)?
Your gauge likely has a red line at 80 psi because 80 psi is the maximum allowable residential pressure under the Uniform Plumbing Code.
The clear housings we use are rated at 125 psi, but unfortunately there are many brands of clear housings that are rated much lower than 125 psi -...
There are a couple of issues mashed together in this thread. First - will 80-90 psi damage the membrane? No. For instance, Filmtec residential...
Convert it to...what? You can speed up water production by switching to a 75 gpd membrane (with a matching flow restrictor). However, this switch...
It's normal for the pressure to drop when you flush - I'd expect it to drop more. You're seeing a good example of why its important to be able to...
And you are certain you have 55psi that reaches the membrane? What is the tap water TDS? What is the RO water (not DI water) TDS?
So your waste:permeate ratio is 6:1 (should be ~4:1) And you're making 30 gpd.
Your 55 psi is fine. Make sure your flush valve is closed.
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