Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: s.hughes on July 27, 2006, 11:06:12 am
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My tds reading is 10 and I have 200ltrs of it. Is this ok to use? Also one of my ro membranes has gone really green. When I change my resin I can bring the reading down to 0000 so does it matter if the membrane is green or should i look to change it?
Cheers
Steve
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What is your reading before and after the ro?
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My tds reading is 10 and I have 200ltrs of it. Is this ok to use? Also one of my ro membranes has gone really green. When I change my resin I can bring the reading down to 0000 so does it matter if the membrane is green or should i look to change it?
Cheers
Steve
Must be an Ionics one. Their filters have a habit of changing colour :)
Sorry mods. Couldn't resist it :)
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My tds reading is around 250 before r/o, after r/o its 175, then 0000 after d/i and when I have changed the resin.
Steve
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wow its reading 175 after the ro?? Change the membrane along with any prefilters etc that haven't been changed recently. RO'd water should never be that high.
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I live in a hard water area and the tds is ok once its gone through d/i.
Steve
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My TDS is 380 - 400 before RO and 9-10 after and comes out 000 after DI
Steve
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Hi,
Does seem like you need to change your ro membranes, my tds is around 390 before ro and around 6-8 after then after di 000.
John
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I'd definitely change the membrane
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I've just flushed the system and tested the water after r/o, 025, so the flushing has definatley helped. To be honest I dont use my system much so I have never really flushed it out. Somethimg I shall have to do more off me thinks.
Steve
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What type of ro is it??
If its Ro-man type then I'd take the membrane out and rinse it down with pure water (that water at 10 will do) and make sure I give the housing a good clean out too, to remove any green (use gloves). Finally I'd backflush it again 3 or 4 times for 15mins a time. The reading should come down to about 2ppm providing the membrane isn't knackered.
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Thanks I'll give it a go 1st thing.
Cheers
Steve