Hydro-Logic Purification Systems EVOLUTION-RO1000

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sharpjohnJul 27, 2025
Why is the product flow rate low in my Hydro-Logic Purification Systems EVOLUTION-RO1000?
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  royfosterJul 27, 2025
  A low product flow rate in your Hydro-Logic Purification Systems Water Filtration Systems can stem from several causes. It could be due to low driving pressure; in this case, increase the feed pressure, consider using a pump if you're in a low-pressure area, shorten tubing to reduce flow restrictions, or use wider tubing for longer distances. Alternatively, low water temperature or high total dissolved solids (TDS) might be the issue; increase the feed water temperature or pressure to compensate. A plugged prefilter can also be responsible, so replace it, and for non-chlorinated applications, think about using a sediment prefilter. If the RO membrane is scaled or fouled, replacing the membranes is the solution. Lastly, check for any leaks or kinks in the product line and repair them.
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Ashley AvilaAug 4, 2025
What to do if concentrate water runs to drain after faucet shut off in Hydro-Logic Purification Systems Water Filtration Systems?
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  John CruzAug 4, 2025
  If concentrate water continues to run to the drain after you shut off the faucet in your Hydro-Logic Purification Systems Water Filtration Systems, there are a couple of potential reasons. First, a plugged prefilter could be the culprit; replace the plugged prefilter, and consider using a sediment prefilter if you have non-chlorinated applications. Another possibility is a leak in the product line; find and repair any leaks. Installing a pressure gauge in the product line can help you identify a product pressure leak.
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marshallrebekahNov 13, 2025
How to fix poor product water quality in Hydro-Logic Purification Systems EVOLUTION-RO1000 Water Filtration Systems?
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  Matthew JuarezNov 13, 2025
  Poor product water quality in your Hydro-Logic Purification Systems Water Filtration Systems can arise from several factors. If the water sample was taken during system flush, retake the sample after three minutes of continuous operation. Another cause may be low driving pressure; increase the feed pressure, think about a pump for low pressure locations, shorten tubing to decrease flow restriction, or use a larger tubing diameter for longer runs. A plugged pre-filter could also be the reason; replace it, and consider a sediment prefilter for non-chlorinated applications. If the RO membrane is scaled, fouled, or damaged, replace the RO membranes. Finally, damaged membrane stem o-rings during installation can cause this; replace both o-rings on the membrane stem and lubricate them properly b...