Hi, I just bought a few months now. After about 10 gallons of 0PPm, I am now getting 4PPM. I turn down pressure, n the same 4PPM. What must I do to get back 0PPM
935430
Can't help you. I still get the same output after about 60 gallons of use. Sorry.
388172
no answer i have the same problem. the filter takes nothing outwhen back flushing not happy good luck
1847250
We set the low to 25 and I see no reason why you couldn't set it lower. Our bladder tank calls for 30 and you can certainly feel the pressure get pretty low before it kicks in. The reason we lowered it is because it was kicking in for maybe 3 seconds and that seemed too short a time. We set the high to 55. I would look around for one closer to what you need but if there isn't one then I think you could make this work.
858664
65.1 seconds here on a single flush. I am on city water with 90 - 120 PSI. Sounds like you are in 'the zone'.
649113
Probably have this fixed by now. I was burning out pressure switches because (I later found out) my pressure tank bladder had a hole in it due to a lightening strike. So the pump would cycle too much. I also upgraded the pressure switch to a unit with better contact material, there are various grades of switch. Also, the pressure tank bladder is to have the same pressure in it as your normal house water pressure, in that case for you it would be 60 PSI of air. Sounds like you have water on the air side of your pressure bladder.
1637086
One of your pumping pistons isn't re-extending for the next pump and so it's only pumping at half pressure.That's how mine died, I haven't figure out a fix yet.
737231
I had a problem with my pump after only a couple weeks. I followed some on line directions to clean it and recalibrate it and it worked! Have you tried that? Otherwise I think in the other reviews I found a link to the company and you can talk to them.
971444
We were gone for six weeks and returned to healthy plants. We tested the device for a two month period before we left and found it necessary to adjust the time and volume of water until we hit on the right amount of both. Hope it works as well for you.
1829118
I have the same problem. It worked fine in the first 6 months but now it stops working without holding down the pressure.
172477
There should be a sticker on the top with a plus and a minus. Turn the knob toward the plus to increase pressure or towards the minus for less pressure. When i got mine i turned it all the way to the right and then while turning it back to the right i counted the number of turns divided the total number of turns by 2 then i knew where "medium" pressure was. Hope this helps!
2003474
I have had this 10 months and filtered water is still registering at 000ppm for filtered water still just using the first filter. I also live in California, and this is used at work.
657669
My tap water is 7.5 ph and about 130 ppm. with AN jungle micro (200ml) and Bloom (400ml) with a 40 gallon ebb flow hydro setup in Coco Coir, I usually get a drop from 6.0 down to 5.8 with a 5 gram dose (the small scoop is 5g, the big scoop is 15g). I believe your dosage will vary based on the type of nutes and density of the nutes (I'm showing 725ppm after adding the nutes). I strongly suggest adding the powder to a mixing bottle (I use an old PH down bottle). Let the powder dissolve for a few minutes in the water bottle, shaking every now and then before adding to your nute tank. PPP
964430
I think this happens to a lot of people while troubleshooting a bad cell. Unfortunately, dilution is the only way ... I know of no chemical method to decrease the salt ppm. You don't have to drain the entire pool though, just enough to dilute the water down to the target level. You probably could crunch some numbers for percentage of gallons/ppm or something to get an idea, but I would suggest just draining a good bit, say 10%, re-filling, and then circulate for 12 to 24 hrs before taking another reading. The joys of owning your own pool ... good luck.
295142
I have well water that is about 7-9, seems like ph stays about the same, it might drop a point. This machine is awesome man it takes my 485 ppm water down to about 12
1157192
Hello, mine is to recent to have problems. I purchased a pressure reducer from Lowes for about $10.00 just to make sure I do not blow my system. The problem that you may have is a tartar build up. Either you can remove the unit and soak it in white vinegar or depending on your interior hook up you can create a continuous loop that will go to your furthest faucet. To do that use a bucket a small pump, 12v will be fine and pour the vinegar into the bucket pump it through the system and bring it back to the bucket. This way you can check every faucets at your pleasure with out dismantling anything. I have a Diesel engine en my boat and do the same thing to "polish" carburant (just go through the filters and no vinegar of course). It may appear complex but once you acquire the equipment everything can be stored in the bucket. If it is easy to do it will be done more often. Enjoy your endeavor, Good Luck, Francis.
1157190
Honestly, I am not sure. Possible cause could be build up of calcium, lime, etc. but that may have effected the regulator. It's a cheap fix so might be worth it to try. It's an easy switch.
1577663
I had the same problem. I went on the RDS website and they said to turn valve off, run main tank down below half and then open the valve again. Don't ask me why this would make a difference but I did it and the main tank refilled and did not overflow this time. Not sure why, but it works.