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My water change station.

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litebulbcw

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After going overboard on the stand to support the can on top I got the system plumbed in and mounted. Then I installed the bulkhead in the bottom of the can which goes down and t's for a direct drop and 90s over and down for filling up of tubs.



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ilopez0321

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I just installed my old RODI unit but I'm unsure if it's working right. After about a half hour, my 2 DI tubes had not filled up and I was getting very little to no water out of it. Could it be that that something is blocked. I changed all 3 of the bottom filter media and the DI media before installation. Hopefully the pictures come through.





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ilopez0321

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Yes, I closed it right before taking the picture. Water is coming from the lundry room hook up.

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ilopez0321

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It went through my bottom media quite quick but when it got to the large white cylinder on top which I think it's the membrane it slowed way down to almost nothing. That's the only canister that I did not serviced before installation. I do not know how it looks like inside, I guess I should have opened it.

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It worked out great because the tank is directly on the other side of the wall to the left. All I have to do is take water out when doing water changes and open a valve under the tank to add water directly into the sump from the holding unit.

But I ran into a little problem where I seem to need the help from an electrician.



I added a strip to the outlet and used it with a water pump to move water from one container to the other yesterday with no problems. Today I did the same thing until I moved all of it. After I went back to use it, it stopped working. So I checked the breakers and they are not tripped, I still flipped them all just in case. Checked to see if any GFCI in the house were tripped but found out that there are none anywhere in this old house. I bought a new GFCI outlet to replace the one that seems not to work but still no power. What can it be?

Any advice would be appreciated!

Ivan

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