What to do if my Vertex Water Filtration System is leaking?
If your Vertex Water Filtration System is leaking, check the fittings to ensure they are tightened appropriately. Also, verify that all O-rings are correctly installed. Finally, make sure the hole in the drain saddle is properly aligned.
Why is my Vertex Water Filtration System producing water slowly?
Slow water production in your Vertex Water Filtration System can occur due to several reasons. First, the system requires a minimum of 40 psi incoming water pressure. Second, inspect the tubing for any crimps or blockages. Third, the pre-filters may be clogged and require replacement. Finally, a fouled membrane can also cause slow production, which would require replacing the membrane.
How to address offensive smell from Vertex Water Filtration System?
An offensive smell from your Vertex Water Filtration System may be due to a fouled membrane, which requires replacement. Alternatively, the storage tank or reservoir may be dirty and needs to be drained.
What to do if there is no waste water from my Vertex Water Filtration System?
If your Vertex Water Filtration System isn't producing waste water, the flow restrictor may be clogged. You should replace the flow restrictor.
Why is the water from my Vertex Puratek milky colored?
Milky colored water from your Vertex Water Filtration System is often due to air in the system. This is a normal occurrence when the unit is initially started and should disappear after some time.
Details the correct orientation of unit chambers during installation process.
Procedure to flush the RO membrane to increase its life and avoid TDS creep.
Step-by-step guide for safely and correctly replacing the filters in the unit.
Guidelines for storing sediment filters, carbon blocks, and RO membranes.
General| Type | Reverse Osmosis |
|---|---|
| System Type | Under Sink |
| Daily Production | 75 Gallons Per Day |
| Warranty | 1 Year Limited |
| Included Filters | Sediment, Carbon, Reverse Osmosis Membrane, Post Carbon |
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