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I have an aquamaxx 100gpd RO/DI unit, where can I get replacement cartridges and membrane? I'm not even sure what all I need to replace and when I look up the filters, I find tons, I have no idea what I need.
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Where do you get your replacement RO filters? (1 Viewer)
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jawsk2
Guest
I bought my RO/DI from Global, and he was cool enough to change all of the filters that I needed changed. I'd call him and see if he carries the stuff for your brand, and if he does I'd take it to him!
OP
OP
Guest
Prolly has them since that's where I got the unit from.
jawsk2
Guest
When I took my unit up to him, he told me:
That needs replaced,
that doesn't
that does
etc.
The stuff he said to replace wasn't that much, and appeared in pretty ugly shape!
That needs replaced,
that doesn't
that does
etc.
The stuff he said to replace wasn't that much, and appeared in pretty ugly shape!
OP
OP
Guest
Get a membrane that is under a 100, like a 75 gal, it will keep more junk out of the finished product.
OP
OP
Guest
I've got the same system also. I get my replacement filters from Buckeye field supply, but if you don't want to wait you can get them from John.
OP
OP
Guest
i found this..
http://stores.ebay.com/The-Aqua-Saf...QcolZ2QQdirZ1QQsclZallQQsotimedisplayZ1QQtZkm
u now why the water coming to slow fron RO SYSTEMS.i have pressured but the water coming to slow.
http://stores.ebay.com/The-Aqua-Saf...QcolZ2QQdirZ1QQsclZallQQsotimedisplayZ1QQtZkm
u now why the water coming to slow fron RO SYSTEMS.i have pressured but the water coming to slow.
OP
OP
Guest
On a 100GPD unit, you'll only get out about 5 gallons per hour, so if it's a 25GPD unit, you'll only get about a gallon per hour.
At least, that is how I understand it.
At least, that is how I understand it.
K
Kabuto
Also low water temp can affect it's output. You can get an adjustable flow control to compensate. Rule of thumb is 4:1 waste/water ratio. 100gpd RO membranes are ~90% affective where 75gpd and under are ~98% affective. I think Filmtec is rated at 50psi for that value. GE membranes might be different. Some old ones are rated for 60psi. All that can affect the output.
