Can anyone identify this Ro/di??

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When I picked up my used tank I forgot to grab the Rodi the seller was generous enough to ship it to me and I received it today.

The only identification stickers or anything like that is on the blue tube and it says applied membranes Inc.

I have spent the last hour searching pictures online to see if I can find something similar to what I have so I know what to order as far as replacement filters and I assume media.

Everything came in pieces as pictured so I have no clue what goes where. And there were no instructions included.
 
All looks fairly standard so any 10-inch replacement filter should work for the canisters and that looks like a standard membrane canister. BRS should be able to provide you with replacements and, if by chance, the replacement membrane does not work out, I believe that they have a fairly generous return policy. I would just compare length before removing membrane packaging.
 
All looks fairly standard so any 10-inch replacement filter should work for the canisters and that looks like a standard membrane canister. BRS should be able to provide you with replacements and, if by chance, the replacement membrane does not work out, I believe that they have a fairly generous return policy. I would just compare length before removing membrane packaging.


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When you pick up a new membrane, get the appropriate sized flow restrictor to go with it and you should be good to go with a standard replacement kit. If your water supply uses chloramines you may need to use 2 carbon stages.
You could add in a pressure gauge and a TDS meter while you are at it, I didn't see either..
 

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