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I was recently down for a few weeks and notice that my reject water from my RO system had a consistent flow even though it was not in use. Is this normal? If not what may be the issue?
The system is an older D&S spot free
I was recently down for a few weeks and notice that my reject water from my RO system had a consistent flow even though it was not in use. Is this normal? If not what may be the issue?
The system is an older D&S spot free
When commercial RO systems are "off" the current to the system is off. Without current, the normally closed solenoid valve at the inlet to the system should be closed. Yours isn't closing. Either take the solenoid valve apart and clean it (sometimes debris prevents the valve from closing) or replace the solenoid valve entirely.
When commercial RO systems are "off" the current to the system is off. Without current, the normally closed solenoid valve at the inlet to the system should be closed. Yours isn't closing. Either take the solenoid valve apart and clean it (sometimes debris prevents the valve from closing) or replace the solenoid valve entirely.
If needed, take a look at the label on the solenoid to determine the voltage it runs on. Might be 110vAC, might be 220vAC, or might be something less like 24 vAC.
Next, let us know the female thread size - often 3/4" or 1" are the more common sizes of RO's used in carwashes.
That’s true, but I’ve never seen either one of those companies on the forum offering free help like @Buckeye Hydro. Hopefully he can sale some things for sharing his knowledge with all of us here.