To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Omnifilter RO2000 B producing water slowly?
Slow water production in your Omnifilter Water System can occur due to several reasons. It might be caused by low water pressure, which can be resolved by adding a booster pump. Other potential causes include crimped tubing (ensure the tubing is straight), clogged prefilters (replace them), or a fouled membrane (replace the membrane).
What to do if Omnifilter RO2000 B produces a small amount of water?
If your Omnifilter Water System is producing only a small amount of water from the storage tank, especially when first starting up, remember that it normally takes 2-3 hours to fill the tank. Low water pressure or temperatures can also reduce the production rate. Another possible cause is low air pressure in the storage tank. Add pressure to the storage tank; it should be 8-10 psi when the tank is empty.
What to do if the Omnifilter RO2000 B Water System water tastes or smells bad?
If the water from your Omnifilter Water System has an offensive taste or smell, it could be due to a few reasons. The post carbon filter might be depleted, in which case you should replace it. Alternatively, the membrane could be fouled, requiring replacement. It's also possible that sanitizer wasn't fully flushed out; try draining the storage tank and refilling it overnight.
What causes leaks in my Omnifilter Water System?
Leaks in your Omnifilter Water System can stem from a few sources. Check if the fittings are not tightened enough and tighten them as necessary. A twisted O-ring can also cause leaks, so replace it if needed. Lastly, ensure that the hole in the drain saddle is properly aligned; realign it if there's a misalignment.
Why is my Omnifilter Water System faucet making noise?
Noise from the faucet of your Omnifilter Water System can be attributed to a few factors. If you have an air gap faucet, the noise should disappear after the system shuts down. Another cause might be the location of the drain saddle; relocate the drain to above the water trap. A restriction in the drain line, possibly due to debris from the garbage disposal or dishwasher, could also be the culprit.
How to fix milky colored water from Omnifilter Water System?
Milky colored water from your Omnifilter Water System is often due to air in the system. This is a normal occurrence when initially starting up the RO system, and the milky appearance should disappear with normal use within 1 to 2 weeks.
What causes no drain water in Omnifilter RO2000 B?
If there is no drain water in your Omnifilter Water System, it could be due to a clogged flow restrictor. In this case, you should replace the flow restrictor.
General| Type | Reverse Osmosis |
|---|---|
| Stages | 4 |
| Membrane Life | 2-3 years |
| Water Production | 50 gallons per day |
| Installation | Under Sink |
| Storage Tank Capacity | 3.2 gallons |
| Operating Pressure | 40-100 psi |
| Filter Life | 6 months |
Lists OMNIFILTER item numbers, descriptions, and service life for replacement parts.
Outlines essential compliance and usage guidelines for the RO system.
Details the limited warranty coverage for the RO system.
Explains the function of the TDS sampling kit for monitoring system performance.
Step-by-step guide for drilling holes and mounting the RO faucet on the sink.
Instructions for connecting the RO system to the household cold water supply.
Procedure for attaching the tank ball valve to the storage tank.
Steps for installing the drain saddle clamp onto the sink drain pipe.
Guide for initial system operation, including filling and flushing.
Recommendations for storing and maintaining RO system filters for optimal shelf life.
Guidelines for maintaining membrane performance and shelf life, including daily use recommendations.
Detailed steps for replacing filters and the RO membrane, including housing opening and sealing.
