I have a 2004 GE GXRV10ABL01 reverse osmosis system and am only getting about 2 cups of water after replacing both cartidges and the membrane. A fri
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It sounds to me like your tank is bad and needs to be replaced which is just what we went thru and replacing the tank did the trick.
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I had low to none water pressure and talk with Purenex tech. He told me that it was the pressure tank as I thought. Told me during our discussion that Amazon would be cheaper way to go. Ordered new tank,arrived before due date ,installed and back to great water production and pressure! BC San Diego,Ca
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Your tank is bad, do not buy anything but Amtrol RO tanks, they are made in the USA, trust me I bought a China one and you could taste the chemicals from the rubber bladder inside
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Before you do anything expensive you should know that ALL of these tanks leak out the air over time. Without the air pressure there is nothing to push the water out. There is a place to put air into the tank using a compressor. Just make sure you set the gauge to the correct pressure so you do not overfill. Pony compressors a marvelous for all kinds of things.
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You need to make sure the tank has water up to between the lower water line and upper water line (using the fill cup). Then the liner cup you can put much more water into. I typically fill it up about halfway. If I fill it up and if it doesn't mist I just take a small amount of water out until it starts misting, then add my EOs.
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I have not had this problem with either pump I installed. Possibly water is not staying in the line and the gaskets are getting dried out or your intake and overboard discharge are clogged and water is not flowing smoothly through the system or (if you have one) your holding tank is full so there is no place for the water to pump into...
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you are using wrong filter replacements. make sure the filter you use for this system is dedicate for WHER25.
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Contact the GE corporation for this info, or ask the place that you purchased your unit at. I use the "Smartwater" filter in my unit and it works great!
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We had the same problem and needed to replace the o-ring at the base of the water tank. My husband did it - if I recall it was a simple fix.
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Dear Kimberly, I am not the manufacturer, only a very happy consumer. I have no idea... I actually had no idea ANY reverse osmosis system could represent many gallons of waste water, if this is what you are implying. Should that be the case, then I would immediately revert to drinking mineral water out of those wonderful plastic bottles sold by Dasani, etc...
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If water is running straight through the system (coming out of the blue hose) then it means your membrane is damaged. However if it is coming out anywhere else such as the membrane housing it might be because you've misplaced the o-ring, as I did the same thing last week. If flow from the blue hose is minimal-nill and flow through the red hose is excessive/more than usual (blue flow is supposed to be far slower than red) then yes, a back flush might be required. To do this just switch the red and blue hoses where they plug into the membrane housing. The maintenance instructions say run it for 15-20 minutes but I'd recommend letting it run until a gallon has been produced then disposing of the resulting water and switching the hoses back to the original positions. Once they're back in position turn n the water and see if your blue hose is producing again. If water pours from the blue hose though, either your membrane isn't installed properly or it is damaged. Hope that helps.
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first make sure o rings are in place as instructed, could be not tight enough. You may be overfilling unit it is not four gallon it is 3 gallon in bottom tank. top tank is not a holding tank as far as I can tell because there are no rubber seals between them hope this helps
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You may need to contact the company and ask them. When I first got mind, it did not flow at all so the company sent me a new dispenser (not tank) and then it worked.
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Ok, first I never fill totally full the tank, only 80% maximum. Second, in your case you should contact the seller no matter which part has problem. I had leaking problem in the filter machine before. They helped to solve it. The seller has very good customer service.
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I don't have my part numbers in front of me but I'm a stickler for not ordering unless all of the numbers are an exact match, so I KNOW that my filter must be the model with the "2". Please contact Hayward and/or dig around on their web site. I think that's the shortest path to a solution. I know that, at this time of year, time is of the essence. All I can say is, for our application, the replacement part has performed well.Best of luck.
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I assume you are referring to the Reverse Osmosis membrane filter. That needs to be replaced too, but not as often as the other filters. I think the normal replacement period is between 2 and 5 years, depending on your water quality. They used to be very expensive, but the prices have come down a lot in the past few years. You can buy the R.O. membrane filter directly from the seller.
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I've always thought they were GE, if you go to geapplianceparts.com, it will show theirs and they look exactly the same. I only know they work just as good as the original ones that came with my Reverse Osmosis System. Hope this helps.
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Filter is stainless and reverses for 3 or 6 cups. All parts are stainless except rubber gasket no water contact
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The replacement light simply runs on a timer so it is likely just a coincidence that it came on now. There are no sensors that measure the quantity of water through the filter or quality or water output. Simply reset the filter reminder on the panel and wait till the next time that it comes on to replace.
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regular water is fine but all mine is reverse osmosis. If you don't i would watch for lime build up.