How to fix common problems with industrial reverse osmosis equipment?

How to repair Industrial reverse osmosis equipment Common problems? Daily maintenance of the equipment is very important. Improper installation or lack of maintenance can cause unseen damage and prevent the machine from reaching its full potential. We can also solve common problems with industrial reverse osmosis equipment. How to repair common problems with industrial reverse osmosis equipment?

1、New Industrial reverse osmosis equipment Has an odor

After installation of the industrial reverse osmosis equipment, the equipment must be flushed first, and the correct flushing method must be used to ensure normal use later. If the cleaning order is incorrect, there will be more problems, especially with the taste of the water. If the flushing order of the ultrafiltration membrane water purifier is incorrect, the ultrafiltration membrane protective liquid will enter the post-activated carbon filter, and the protective liquid will affect the activated carbon filter, causing the new equipment to not work properly.

Solution: After installation, the industrial reverse osmosis equipment should be cleaned correctly, and users should be properly guided on its use. When installing industrial reverse osmosis equipment, choose high-quality food-grade hoses to avoid unnecessary trouble.

2、 Industrial reverse osmosis equipment Joint leakage

Cause Analysis: Improper operation, excessive water pressure, such as tape, plugs, and rubber rings, need to ensure the integrity of the connection.

3、 Industrial reverse osmosis equipment Shell rupture, carbon leakage, high water pressure or low water pressure

The inlet water pressure of the industrial reverse osmosis equipment is 0.1 MPa to 0.35 MPa. Too low water pressure will affect the water output, and too high water pressure will cause membrane damage. Common problems include low-pressure switch leakage, activated carbon leakage, nutshell activated carbon, and ultrafiltration membrane shell rupture, all related to excessive water pressure.

Solution: Before installing the industrial reverse osmosis equipment, the water pressure should be measured to ensure it is suitable for the equipment. If the water pressure is too high, contact us to add a pressure reducing valve. If the water pressure is too low, we suggest installing an additional pressure pump.