
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
SYMPTOM | POSSIBLE CAUSES | REMEDIES |
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Declining rejection | Replace the | |
(high permeate conductivity) |
| sealing surfaces on the |
(continued) |
| groove, interconnectors, and end |
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| caps. Replace damaged parts. |
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| Change in incoming water | Open the concentrate valve and |
| quality | flush. Test the water for pH, |
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| hardness, TDS, and iron content. |
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| A water analysis should be sent |
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| to GE Osmonics. |
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| Inaccurate conductivity | Calibrate the monitor with a |
| monitor or fouled probe | solution of known conductivity |
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| or 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 between |
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| the probe and monitor. |
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Switch ON, unit not operating | Pressurized storage switch or | Check the permeate back pres- |
| float switch has cut power to | sure or position of float in the |
| machine | storage tank. |
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| Thermal overload in motor has | Allow the machine to cool; |
| tripped | check the feed water supply |
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| and/or AMP draw to the motor. |
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| No power to machine | Check the fuses or circuit break- |
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| ers, measure the voltage. |
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| Motor and/or pump not operat- | See pump instructions. Contact |
| ing properly | GE Osmonics for possible repair |
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| or replacement. |
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