
6.0TROUBLESHOOTING
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
SYMPTOM | POSSIBLE CAUSES | REMEDIES |
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Low operating pressure | Insufficient feed water pressure | Open the feed pressure, open the |
| or flow | feed water valve, check for |
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| restrictions. |
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| Clogged | Replace the |
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| High flow rates | Close the concentrate valve, |
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| check the permeate and concen- |
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| trate flow rates and adjust if nec- |
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| essary. Excessive permeate flow |
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| may indicate a damaged |
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| Dirty or fouled membrane | Flush and clean the membrane |
| elements | elements. |
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| Solenoid valve not opening | Clean or replace the solenoid |
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| valve. |
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| Pump rotating backwards | Switch any two of the three- |
| phase leads to the motor starter. | |
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| Insufficient electrical power | Check the fuses or circuit break- |
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| er, measure the voltage. |
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| Pump not operating correctly | See the pump instructions. |
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Low permeate flow rate | Low operating pressure | See the possible causes for low |
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| pressure. |
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