Why is the water cloudy after installing Ispring RCC Water Filtration Systems?
If you notice cloudy water after installing your Ispring Water Filtration System, it's likely due to tiny air bubbles in the RO water during the initial weeks or after changing the filters. These bubbles are harmless and will disappear as the system clears itself of trapped air.
How to troubleshoot no output water from Ispring RCC Water Filtration Systems?
If there's no water coming from the pure water outlet of your Ispring Water Filtration System, here's what to check: * First, ensure that the water supply is turned on. * Next, double-check all tubing connections to make sure they are correctly installed. * Also, inspect all the tubing for any crimps that might be blocking the water flow and uncrimp them. * Finally, confirm that the pump is plugged into a working outlet that provides continuous power, allowing water to pass through.
How to fix leakage in connections of Ispring RCC Water Filtration Systems?
If you notice leakage in the connections of your Ispring Water Filtration System, consider the following: 1. Ensure the tubing is inserted about 1/2 inch into the port. 2. Inspect the O-ring inside the fitting; if it's not creating a proper seal, replace it. 3. Reapply Plumber's tape, increasing the number of wraps to ensure a tighter seal. 4. Make sure the housing/cap is correctly tightened and aligned with the threads.
Why is there high TDS in RO water from my Ispring Water Filtration Systems?
If you're experiencing high TDS (Total Dissolved Solids) in the RO water from your Ispring Water Filtration System: * First, verify all tubing connections and the direction of filter installation. * If the TDS of the tap water and the water from the system are about the same, make sure the RO membrane is installed. The blue semi-permeable membrane comes in sealed packaging and goes in the stage 4 membrane housing.
What to do if Ispring Water Filtration Systems has a continuous drain?
If your Ispring Water Filtration System has a continuous drain, it could be due to a few reasons: * The incoming water pressure might be below 45 psi (for Model#RCC1D) or 30 psi (for Model#RCC1DP). If this is the case, increase the incoming water pressure by adding a booster pump.
Why is my Ispring RCC leaking from between the membrane cap and membrane housing?
If your Ispring Water Filtration System is leaking from between the membrane cap and membrane housing, ensure the O-ring is seated correctly. The O-ring should be positioned on the end of the membrane housing before the threads begin, and the membrane cap should be screwed on over it. Incorrect positioning can create gaps or damage the O-ring. When correctly placed, there should be no pressure or tension on the O-ring.
What to do if the pump does not start in Ispring Water Filtration Systems?
If the pump of your Ispring Water Filtration System doesn't start, check these possible causes: * Ensure the pump is properly plugged in. If it's plugged in but still not working, verify it's not connected to the same outlet as the garbage disposal, as this outlet might only be powered when the disposal is on. * If the incoming water pressure is below 30 psi, increase it by adding a booster pump.
Important usage guidelines, safety precautions, and operating temperature.
Explains the RO process and specifies operating requirements like pressure and TDS.
Covers pre-installation, tools, and connecting to the water source.
Installs filters, membrane, drain saddle, and connects tubing.
Installs leak stop valve and guides system start-up and flushing.
Guides on system maintenance and filter replacement schedules.
Lists common problems and provides solutions for system operation.
Defines technical terms and components used throughout the manual.
Information on optional kits and compatible storage tanks.
Details the terms, conditions, and duration of the product warranty.
Instructions on how to register the product to activate the warranty.
The iSpring RCC Series Reverse Osmosis Water Purification System with Deionized Filter (models RCC1D / RCC1DP) is a comprehensive water filtration system designed for residential use, providing pure, healthy, and great-tasting water. It employs a multi-stage filtration process, including Reverse Osmosis (RO) and Deionization (DI), to remove a wide range of contaminants and produce water with zero or near-zero Total Dissolved Solids (TDS).
The system operates through a five-stage filtration process:
The system incorporates a booster pump (in model RCC1DP) to enhance RO efficiency, especially in areas with lower incoming water pressure. It also features a Low-pressure Switch and High-pressure Switch to regulate pump operation and ensure optimal system performance. A Feed Water Solenoid Valve controls water flow to the booster pump, and a Flow Restrictor manages drain water to maintain system pressure.
General| Brand | Ispring |
|---|---|
| Model | RCC Series |
| Category | Water Filtration Systems |
| Language | English |
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