Troubles |
Possible Cause |
Solutions |
Cannot be Powered |
The power is off |
Check the power under the sink |
Not be plugged correctly into the power outlet |
Check the connection between the plug and the power outlet |
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Problem with the system itself |
Try another power outlet |
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Zero Water Flow |
Filter expires |
Change filter |
Low water pressure |
Check if the water pressure is between 14.5 PS and 87 PSI |
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Water supply is off. |
Turn on the feed water adapter or water supply valve |
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Incorrect filter installation |
Re-install the filters |
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A tubing is bent |
Check all tubing and remove any bent one |
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Low Water Flow |
Filter expires |
Change filter |
Leak from tubing |
Check and ensure all tubing are installed correctly |
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Low water temperature. |
Be sure water temperature of 41-100 ℉ |
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No Display on the System |
Save power |
the screen display and indicators will go off 5 minutes after the system stops dispensing water, which is normal in this case |
No power |
Check and make sure the power adapter is plugged in. Change a new power adapter if it is broken. |
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Power adapter is broken |
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Tastes Like Tap Water |
Incorrect tubing installation |
Make sure the waste water tubing is not connected with RO faucet. |
The filters are not well-installed. |
Make sure the filters are placed properly. |
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Filter expires |
Check the filter life indicators to confirm which filter needs to be replaced and replace it at once. |
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Booster Pump Overworked Reminder |
Continuously dispensing water for more than 30 minutes |
Turn on the system again |
A leak at the tubing connection between the system and the RO faucet |
Turn off the power, check the tubing connection, make sure the tubing is inserted into the Quick-Connect fitting properly and firmly, then power on the system again. |
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Booster Pump Starting and Stopping Frequently Reminder |
Internal pressure imbalance |
1. Disconnect the power. 2. Turn on or turn off the RO faucet completely and remove all tubing crimps. 3. Make sure the faucet is not blocked and power is on the system again. |
Loud Sound of RO System |
Not positioned in a flat area |
Make sure the system is placed smoothly without shaking |
Placed against the cabinet |
Do not place the system against the cabinet |
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Unstable water pressure |
Check and confirm the water pressure is between 14.5 PSI and 87 PSI |
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Bad Water Quality |
Filter expires |
Change filter |
Long-term no use |
Turn on the tap and let the water run for 30 minutes |
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Poor input water |
Ensure that the water source is municipal tap water |
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Water Leakage |
Wrong installation of PE Pipe |
Check all joints, fittings, and tubing connections to locate the leakage. If the filter life indicator and water quality indicator flash red, which means there is water leakage inside the system, please take out the water container and check. Clean the container and re-install it. Then the malfunction will be fixed automatically. |
Connector is broken |
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The pipe is leaked, the inlet 3-way valve or the ball valve is broken |
NOTE:
The filter needs to be replaced in time to ensure the safety of the filtered water; If not replace filter in time, it’ll weaken filtration efficiency, increase maintenance cost, shorten service life of water filter and cause other adverse effects.