KingTriton1
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I want to start off by saying I have little knowledge on how RODI's operate so Im looking for advice here.
Ph: 8.4
Alk: 8.4
TDS is 158 / 007/000
So I have a CSPDI 2:1 Automatic Flush 90-GPD RO/DI System - CSPDI-90-AF that started with a 98% rejection rate then after 200 gallons is produced it fell to 94%. I contacted Spectrapure they replaced the RO membrane and I purchased the filter, carbon, and DI. After I replaced this once again my rejection started off at 98% then after 200 gallons fell to 95%. So I called Spectrapure and was told that below 95% rejection is a non issue because my tap water was so low. I asked if chlorine would possibly be the cause of the RO membrane failure and was told that unless you can taste or smell chlorine then its not a problem. Is that accurate? I told the guy that my PH was at 8.4 and he said that PH has nothing to do with a possible Chloramine problem. Which I thought wasn't right as well. Im not trying to attack anybody here as I could be the one wrong, but really curious as to how this can be right. I was basically told to not worry about the sediment/carbon/ and ro rejection and to just focus on my DI and once this show 3 to change just the DI and nothing else. Is this information correct?
Thanks
Ph: 8.4
Alk: 8.4
TDS is 158 / 007/000
So I have a CSPDI 2:1 Automatic Flush 90-GPD RO/DI System - CSPDI-90-AF that started with a 98% rejection rate then after 200 gallons is produced it fell to 94%. I contacted Spectrapure they replaced the RO membrane and I purchased the filter, carbon, and DI. After I replaced this once again my rejection started off at 98% then after 200 gallons fell to 95%. So I called Spectrapure and was told that below 95% rejection is a non issue because my tap water was so low. I asked if chlorine would possibly be the cause of the RO membrane failure and was told that unless you can taste or smell chlorine then its not a problem. Is that accurate? I told the guy that my PH was at 8.4 and he said that PH has nothing to do with a possible Chloramine problem. Which I thought wasn't right as well. Im not trying to attack anybody here as I could be the one wrong, but really curious as to how this can be right. I was basically told to not worry about the sediment/carbon/ and ro rejection and to just focus on my DI and once this show 3 to change just the DI and nothing else. Is this information correct?
Thanks
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