RO Buddie Help

[ambuncher]

I have an Aquatic Life RO Buddie to make Ro DI water, like the one in this link: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00204CQF6/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Everytime I use it, water leaks from within the walls in my apartment and gets the floors all wet. Since I live in an apartment, I can't really cut the walls open to get to the pipes, and the leasing agency isn't going to do anything about the pipes since they are fine otherwise. Is there something I am doing wrong to create such a strong backpressure? I run the water towards the cooler end of the spectrum, and have tried running it at a very low flow. Even with a low flow, some of the water leaks out of the spot where the RO unit connects to the sink faucet. I tried both bathroom sinks too.

Any help is much appreciated!

 

[GoVols]

Too bad that it's inside the wall...

 

[Jedi Knghit]

Move!!!

All joking aside, your pipes are leaking, maybe slower without back pressure, but still leaking. I would be more concerned about the mold farm growing in your walls than the mess created from water on the floor. Ask them to look into the leak. If they refuse, check into your legal options.

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