Ro unit isn't working correct di material changes color

[AZDesertRat]

Yes. You will also want the 90 GPD capillary tube flow restrictor for another $6.
The two DI cartridges together are a little cheaper here:
MaxCap DI Cartridge Replacement Kit, Standard Twist-On Cap

 

[Budman's Corals]

Yes. You will also want the 90 GPD capillary tube flow restrictor for another $6.
The two DI cartridges together are a little cheaper here:
MaxCap DI Cartridge Replacement Kit, Standard Twist-On Cap

okay cool i got all that in the cart ordering now.

so i should try to wait b4 i use any of this water thats 05 tds for top off

 

[Budman's Corals]

Yes. You will also want the 90 GPD capillary tube flow restrictor for another $6.
The two DI cartridges together are a little cheaper here:
MaxCap DI Cartridge Replacement Kit, Standard Twist-On Cap

i dont see the 0.5 absolute sediment filter i only see the 0..2

 

[AZDesertRat]

All of their sediment filters are absolute, thats all they will sell based on experience.

Personally I'm anal about my water quality and since you have no idea what that 5 TDS is made up of you might want to toss it.
Even before DI resin is exhausted, it starts releasing weakly ionized substances such as phosphates, silicates and nitrates. These may or may not register well on a TDS meter so I never use water that shows any TDS as it could likely be worse that you would suspect. The resin is setting there collecting all these contaminants until it reaches its full load. At that point it is tired and starts releasing some back in to the treated water, remember RO/DI water is agressive and trying to get back to its natural "dirty" state so is pulling things back into solution to try and equalize itself electrically.

 

[Budman's Corals]

All of their sediment filters are absolute, thats all they will sell based on experience.

Personally I'm anal about my water quality and since you have no idea what that 5 TDS is made up of you might want to toss it.
Even before DI resin is exhausted, it starts releasing weakly ionized substances such as phosphates, silicates and nitrates. These may or may not register well on a TDS meter so I never use water that shows any TDS as it could likely be worse that you would suspect. The resin is setting there collecting all these contaminants until it reaches its full load. At that point it is tired and starts releasing some back in to the treated water, remember RO/DI water is agressive and trying to get back to its natural "dirty" state so is pulling things back into solution to try and equalize itself electrically.

Carbon Block Filter CartridgesS THIS THE CARBON FILTER,IM GOING AHEAD AND REPLACE ALL filters

 

[AZDesertRat]

They sometimes have the 0.5 sediment and carbon in a replacement package for less, even have them with the DI cartridges too. You might check their current sales flyer to see if they have any package deals to cut your costs?

 

[Budman's Corals]

They sometimes have the 0.5 sediment and carbon in a replacement package for less, even have them with the DI cartridges too. You might check their current sales flyer to see if they have any package deals to cut your costs?

OKAY I WILL,IM ONLY AT 125 BUCKS
thats not to bad

 

[Budman's Corals]

They sometimes have the 0.5 sediment and carbon in a replacement package for less, even have them with the DI cartridges too. You might check their current sales flyer to see if they have any package deals to cut your costs?

Sediment Filter Cartridgesould this work,they said there out of the .05 micro sediment filter

 

[AZDesertRat]

I use the 0.2 micron ZetaZorb on my personal system and love it but any of the 0.2, 0.35 or even 1.0 should work fine. All are absolute rated so will perform very well. I prefer the pleated filters as they have about 10x the surface area so stay clean longer, making the cost more equal over their lifespan, and I have found they have less pressure drop or headloss even though they filter better due to the extra surface area.

 

[Budman's Corals]

I use the 0.2 micron ZetaZorb on my personal system and love it but any of the 0.2, 0.35 or even 1.0 should work fine. All are absolute rated so will perform very well. I prefer the pleated filters as they have about 10x the surface area so stay clean longer, making the cost more equal over their lifespan, and I have found they have less pressure drop or headloss even though they filter better due to the extra surface area.

OKAY THANKS
wish they would of told me they were out of other but ill get this
Thanks again

 

[Budman's Corals]

After i install all cartridges (i finally got in today),do i measure the water/waste water then add the flow restrictor and cut

 

[AZDesertRat]

After you have gone through the rinsing process on the new replacement cartridges and I would recommend a disinfection also if the system is more than 6 months old, install the new capillary tube restrictor and follow the directions starting on page 8 of this owners manual.
http://spectrapure.com/manuals/CSPDI_MANUAL.pdf

If you do a quick search you will find my recommended new filter flushing procedure and disinfection procedure which have been posted many times just recently.

 

[Budman's Corals]

After you have gone through the rinsing process on the new replacement cartridges and I would recommend a disinfection also if the system is more than 6 months old, install the new capillary tube restrictor and follow the directions starting on page 8 of this owners manual.
http://spectrapure.com/manuals/CSPDI_MANUAL.pdf

If you do a quick search you will find my recommended new filter flushing procedure and disinfection procedure which have been posted many times just recently.

OK I GOT THE MILL 440 WASTE AND 220 PRODUCTS M/L PER MINUTE.

so that means all i do is find the 220 on the chart cut to it on the 90 g

 

[AZDesertRat]

Answered in your PM.

 

[Budman's Corals]

Answered in your PM.

Yes you did..and I really appreciate all .


Very nice of ya to take alot time out to help me..

Thanks