RODI Help !!!! Not producing water

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I am new to the saltwater tank hobby and learning a lot. Need some guidance on the RODI system. We have our Red Sea 850 up and running, have made 2 batches of water for 20% change out and now want to produce some extra water for back up. I have burned through the 2 DI canisters and have replaced the resin in both and went ahead and changed the other 3 cartridges (Didn't need to I realize now). Anyway, my production had decreased dramatically now down to a trickle even with 80 PSI with the booster pump. I have narrowed it down to huge pressure drop at the membranes. I have taken them apart and they are clean and have flushed them for 45 minutes. I have only produced about 350 - 400 gallons of water. What is going on?????? Any help or direction to some self-help videos would be very much appreciated.

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Gary
 

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I am new to the saltwater tank hobby and learning a lot. Need some guidance on the RODI system. We have our Red Sea 850 up and running, have made 2 batches of water for 20% change out and now want to produce some extra water for back up. I have burned through the 2 DI canisters and have replaced the resin in both and went ahead and changed the other 3 cartridges (Didn't need to I realize now). Anyway, my production had decreased dramatically now down to a trickle even with 80 PSI with the booster pump. I have narrowed it down to huge pressure drop at the membranes. I have taken them apart and they are clean and have flushed them for 45 minutes. I have only produced about 350 - 400 gallons of water. What is going on?????? Any help or direction to some self-help videos would be very much appreciated.

Thanks,

Gary
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