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Need advise please. Recently replaced all cartridge in my 4 stage system, along with output hoses - due in part to output water having a foul odor. Output with old filters was about 3 gals. per hour. After replacement, output is about 10 gals per hour ( with a 100 gal. per day membrane). Why is output so high? I fear I may have a bad membrane or cartridge. Suggestions??? Thanks.
 
The “output”
Do you mean good water or waste water?
 
Good water.
 
What is the tds of your good water?
What is the tds of the waste water?
Maybe you mixed up the lines?
 
What is the tds of your good water?
What is the tds of the waste water?
Maybe you mixed up the lines?
Yep. Went back and looked - that's exactly what I did. I was certain I had everything right. Reversed the mixed lines and it's running properly now. Thanks for the input.
 

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