To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my Geekpure Water Filtration System have leaks?
Leaks in your Geekpure Water Filtration System can occur due to tubing connections not being properly installed. Try re-installing the tubing into the fitting. Another cause could be defective tubing. Inspect the tubing and cut out any damaged sections before re-installing.
What to do if my Geekpure Water Filtration System doesn't produce enough water?
If your Geekpure Water Filtration System isn't producing enough water, several factors could be at play. The water supply might be blocked, so clear any restrictions. The filters could be plugged, in which case you should replace the pre-filter cartridge(s). Check if the feed water valve is plugged or closed; open the valve or unclog it if necessary. Also, ensure there is drain flow and that the drain flow restrictor isn't plugged; clear or replace the flow restrictor if needed.
Why does my Geekpure Water Filtration System water have a bad taste?
If the water from your Geekpure Water Filtration System has a bad taste, it's likely that the post filter is exhausted. You should replace the post filter to resolve this issue.
General| Brand | Geekpure |
|---|---|
| Model | RO-TW |
| Category | Water Filtration Systems |
| Language | English |
Step-by-step instructions for properly inserting and securing the filter cartridges into the system housings.
Instructions for positioning, mounting, and connecting the dedicated RO faucet to the sink or countertop.
Guide on connecting the system to the household cold water supply using the diverter valve.
