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How long has it been since the filters were changed?My tds in is 56, and it’s measuring after 6 stage filtration at 96?? Any clue why this is? How could it be going up?
Like 2.5 months ago…How long has it been since the filters were changed?My tds in is 56, and it’s measuring after 6 stage filtration at 96?? Any clue why this is? How could it be going up?
Well that’s odd then! Did this just start?Like 2.5 months ago…
I’ve had issues with tds pretty much from the start. Flushed the system with bleach, changed DI resin again maybe 4 weeks ago, it is 0tds for like a couple weeks, then starts going up slowlyWell that’s odd then! Did this just start?Like 2.5 months ago…
You put bleach through the membrane???I’ve had issues with tds pretty much from the start. Flushed the system with bleach, changed DI resin again maybe 4 weeks ago, it is 0tds for like a couple weeks, then starts going up slowly
No, took all the filters and the membrane out, put a tbsp of bleach in each of the filter spots, ran the system for a couple hours.You put bleach through the membrane???I’ve had issues with tds pretty much from the start. Flushed the system with bleach, changed DI resin again maybe 4 weeks ago, it is 0tds for like a couple weeks, then starts going up slowly
It can’t unless something is hooked up incorrectly or you are measuring incorrectlyMy tds in is 56, and it’s measuring after 6 stage filtration at 96?? Any clue why this is? How could it be going up?
Why? That makes no senseNo, took all the filters and the membrane out, put a tbsp of bleach in each of the filter spots, ran the system for a couple hours.
What makes no sense? To clean the system out. How does it make no sense? The owner of fountainhead water systems is the one who said to do this. Plenty of info online as well doing the same.Why? That makes no senseNo, took all the filters and the membrane out, put a tbsp of bleach in each of the filter spots, ran the system for a couple hours.
Are you on well water, by any chance? Or are you making like a hundred gallons of DI a week?I’ve had issues with tds pretty much from the start. Flushed the system with bleach, changed DI resin again maybe 4 weeks ago, it is 0tds for like a couple weeks, then starts going up slowly
You don’t need to clean an RO system with bleachWhat makes no sense? To clean the system out. How does it make no sense? The owner of fountainhead water systems is the one who said to do this. Plenty of info online as well doing the same.
That’s what is weird. I only make about a 45 gallon brute can every other week. Not a lot of volume. And city water.Are you on well water, by any chance? Or are you making like a hundred gallons of DI a week?I’ve had issues with tds pretty much from the start. Flushed the system with bleach, changed DI resin again maybe 4 weeks ago, it is 0tds for like a couple weeks, then starts going up slowly
You’d be amazed at how much biofilm accumulates in every wetted part after the first carbon block, once the water is free of chlorine! — my second carbon block actually grows algae on the exterior if I don’t cover it with a neoprene sleeve, and I’m on city water!Why? That makes no sense
That is interesting… possibly an issue of your city using chloramines?That’s what is weird. I only make about a 45 gallon brute can every other week. Not a lot of volume. And city water.
That’s just what the guy that made the system I bought told me to do, and there’s a few folks with the same protocol that have posted it online. I had to clean it because I bought the system used and it had sat for months with water in the linesYou don’t need to clean an RO system with bleachWhat makes no sense? To clean the system out. How does it make no sense? The owner of fountainhead water systems is the one who said to do this. Plenty of info online as well doing the same.
The website says the city doesn’t use chloraminesThat is interesting… possibly an issue of your city using chloramines?That’s what is weird. I only make about a 45 gallon brute can every other week. Not a lot of volume. And city water.
Hmm… okay!The website says the city doesn’t use chloramines
Yeah it’s a tds meter that is right before the first filter, and then the out is after the 2nd DI. Correct, first which is just the city water, shows 56, out shows 98 after the diHmm… okay!The website says the city doesn’t use chloramines
So, do you have a TDS meter post-RO membranes, pre DI? Or just on raw water in, and product water out of DI?
And to clarify; city water in is 56ppm, and the DI product water is 98ppm?