Finest filters ro unit

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Hey guys I bought a ro di unit from finest filters but it looks like it's assembled wrong I have emailed and no answer on phone also do you have any instructions what way it's meant to be assembled

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This one is exactly the same unit as I have from osmotics.co.uk .

This manual may help you! Happy to share pictures of my setup as well.
 
Here's the front. The blue hose is water going out from the unit to the storage container.
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The green hose on mine is supply from the mains water source.

It goes in on the back of the right most chamber.

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What more picture and information do you need? :) Will see if I can help you out, shouldn't be too much of an issue to set up :)
 
Yeah, looks wrong. The output from the middle chamber should be connected to the input on the RO membrane, not the brown chamber. The output of the membrane has two connections. One of these (the good product) goes to the brown chamber input. The other (waste water) goes to the restrictor / flush valve assembly.
Your unit looks like it’s going through the DI resin before the membrane. Perhaps it’s set up to run two activated carbon filters, then an external DI resin chamber.
Hey guys I bought a ro di unit from finest filters but it looks like it's assembled wrong I have emailed and no answer on phone also do you have any instructions what way it's meant to be assembled

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Edit - Your gonna have to work out which fitting is the “in” and which fitting is the “out” to each chamber, to make sense of it. Currently looks like two of the “outs” are connected together, which ain’t right, in my mind.
 
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Can someone post a pic of there's so I can copy it please

A pic of mine will confuse you even further. Are the outlets marked “in” and “out”?

I expect swopping the locations of the sediment filter and DI resin may be necessary, then following the logical route.
 
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