TROUBLESHOOTING
SYMPTOM | POSSIBLE CAUSES | REMEDIES |
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Declining rejection (high | Replace | |
permeate conductivity) | aged | sealing surfaces on the |
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| nectors and end caps. |
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| Replace damaged parts. |
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| Change in incoming water | Open the concentrate valve |
| quality | and flush. Test the water |
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| for pH, hardness, TDS, and |
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| iron content. A water |
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| analysis should be sent to |
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| GE Osmonics for review. |
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| Inaccurate conductivity moni- | Calibrate the monitor with |
| tor or fouled probe | a DS standard solution or |
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| check the readings with |
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| another conductivity meter. |
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| Replace or clean the probe. |
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| Check the connections |
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| between the probe and |
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| monitor. |
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Machine not operating | Pressurized storage switch or | Check the permeate back |
| float switch has cut power to | pressure or position of float |
| machine | in the storage tank. |
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| External control or permeate | Check for proper orienta- |
| purge control contacts have | tion of control contacts. |
| shut machine down | Restart machine manually |
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| or wait for automatic start- |
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| up. |
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