To Next PageTo Next PageWhat should I do about fitting leaks in my Water Right Water Filtration Systems?
Close the Feed Water Saddle Valve and relieve pressure before disconnecting any tubing or replacing any fitting. Before replacing a fitting, re–cut the tubing and re–insert into the fitting to see if that solves the leak. If pipe threads are leaking, remove and retape with Teflon tape.
What to do if I have low water pressure at the dispensing faucet of my Water Right ECLIPSE WRO-35?
If you're experiencing low water pressure at the dispensing faucet, here are a few things to check: * The In-Line Activated Carbon Post Filter may be plugged, consider replacing it. * The air precharge in the Holding Tank might be too low. Empty the water from the Holding Tank and, with the faucet open, adjust the air pressure to 5–7 psig (35–48 kPa). * Ensure the Holding Tank Valve is fully open. * The dispensing Faucet may be out of adjustment or faulty. Repair or replace the Dispensing Faucet. * If there has been heavy water use, the Holding Tank may be depleted. Allow the Holding Tank to refill (adding a second Holding Tank will increase storage capacity). * Check for leakage at the Air Valve Stem. * Consider that the low water production may be the reason. See Low Quant...
Why is there a low quantity of product water from my Water Right Water System holding tank?
If you're experiencing a low quantity of product water from your Water Right Water System's holding tank, several factors could be responsible. It could be due to a plugged or closed feed water saddle valve, which can be resolved by opening or unclogging the valve. Alternatively, clogged sediment or activated carbon modules may be the cause, requiring module replacement. Low water pressure, below 40 psig, can also lead to this issue. Other potential causes include a fouled R.O. membrane (check feed water operating limits and replace the membrane if needed), a plugged in-line activated carbon post filter (replace the post filter), or an air precharge pressure in the holding tank that is too high (empty the tank and adjust the air pressure to 5–7 psig). A ruptured air bladder in the holding ...
Why is the water pressure low at my Water Right Water System dispensing faucet?
If you're experiencing low pressure at the dispensing faucet of your Water Right Water System, it could be due to several reasons. A plugged in-line activated carbon post filter can restrict water flow, requiring replacement of the post filter. Similarly, clogged sediment or activated carbon modules may be the cause, requiring module replacement. Insufficient air precharge in the holding tank (it should be 5–7 psig) can also result in low pressure; empty the tank and adjust the air pressure. Other possible causes include a partially closed holding tank valve (open the valve), a faulty dispensing faucet (repair or replace it), or heavy water use depleting the holding tank (allow the tank to refill or add a second tank to increase storage capacity). Low water pressure (feed water pressure mu...
General| Model | ECLIPSE WRO-35 |
|---|---|
| Category | Water Filtration Systems |
| Type | Reverse Osmosis |
| Stages | 5 |
| Gallons Per Day (GPD) | 35 |
| Daily Production | 35 gallons |
| Filter Life | 6-12 months |
Lists essential R.O. system parts for user identification and confirmation.
Lists necessary tools for a safe and effective installation of the R.O. system.
Guides optimal placement of system components for functionality, access, and protection.
Details installing the dispensing faucet and its integrated water quality monitor.
Instructions for connecting the system to the main water supply using a saddle valve.
Guidance on attaching the drain clamp to the sink drain pipe for wastewater removal.
Steps for mounting and connecting the central manifold that houses filter cartridges.
Instructions for placing the storage tank and connecting all necessary tubing for water flow.
Procedures for initial system startup, module installation, and sanitization.
Explains daily system function, tank refilling, and water quality checks.
Provides guide on recommended intervals and procedures for replacing filter cartridges.
Details the process for replacing the final carbon filter for taste and odor.
Explains how water quality is measured using TDS and conductivity.
Defines terms like Flux, Product Water Rate, and Reject Ratio for system performance.
Describes pressure dynamics across the RO membrane affecting performance.
Table showing estimated water output based on feed water conditions.
