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![]() You should get about ( units vary) a ratio of about 1:4 or if you are lucky, 1:3
one gallon of ro water to 4 gals of waste. You must have reversed one of the hoses. Here is a link to a schematic of the plumbing, it has solenoids in it that you could ignore, just follow the plumbing. http://www.watergeneral.com/support/...struction2.pdf |
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![]() hmm yeah that look like the way I hooked it up. Is there a break in period?
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![]() If your getting a little bit out one pipe, and alot out another, the one that has little flow is the RO, the one that has alot, is waste
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![]() No break in period.
What banditpowdercoat said. |
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![]() I have the drain line coming from the line with the flow restrictor on it, so that has to be the drain right?
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![]() Yes, drain has the restrictor. BUT, if they are plumbed backwards to the Membrane canister, it wont be right
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![]() They were plumbed from the factory to the restrictor.
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