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![]() LOL, pretty much. Depending on heavy use or what the TDS is like going in, its probably best you replace all except for the RO. You could just try replacing the carbon and micron filters and see what you get for TDS after that but if its been awhile since you've changed the DI it might be a good idea to change that out too.
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![]() LOL I guess. I usually start with the canister filters, then check the TDS, then replace the DI if it needs it. Lastly comes the RO if the others don't fix it. No sense in spending the money on a new RO if you don't have to.
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![]() Membranes usually last 2 to 3 yrs. I'd change all but the membrane.
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![]() My Manual says change the canisters after 6 months and the others after 1 year, course isn't this all dependent on our originating tap water supply quality?
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