Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Dave Willis on September 27, 2016, 08:53:16 pm
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Can anyone see anything wrong here? No pure but loads of waste. (not mine)
Blue pipe on right coming from prefilters blue pipe on left going to di
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Are the top two out of circuit?
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Does the blue pipe exiting the bottom housing on the left then go into the LH side of the top Housing? Or is this going off to the DI?
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I'll try to get hold of him, can't remember if he comes on here.
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Right hand blue pipe now moved to top membrane but still not right. Chap has contacted supplier now out of work hours and hoping to sort it tomorrow. So not to worry.
Fitted new membranes apparently and all went wrong after that.
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Looks like the top 2 red pipes are coming out of the membranes and going back into the same membranes?
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Looks like it is set up all wrong.
I can draw a quick sketch of how it should look tomorrow and upload.
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As Alex says - they are out of circuit.
It looks like this system was connected with the waste of the first membrane (at the bottom) going into the inlet of the next membrane.
So remove the red tube from the first membrane (at the bottom). Remove the red from the second membrane on the left and connected it to the first membrane. (You will have the waste from the first membrane going into the inlet on the second membrane. (The inlet is on the screw on cap.) Now do exactly the same from the second membrane to the third (top membrane) You will then need to connect the waste pipe with the restrictor and flush valve to the waste of the top membrane.
This will connect off of them up in series.
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Page 7 has the diagram showing the ro connected up the series.
RoMan have already done one so I will save you some time tomorrow Alex ;D Perhaps put your feet up and have 40 winks. You deserve it.
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Page 7 has the diagram showing the ro connected up the series.
RoMan have already done one so I will save you some time tomorrow Alex ;D Perhaps put your feet up and have 40 winks. You deserve it.
Thanks Spruce, that has saved me some time this morning!