To Next PageTo Next PageWhy are TDS levels high in my Watts WQC4RO11-50 Water System?
High TDS levels in your Watts Water System may be due to a fouled membrane or a damaged automatic shut-off valve. Replace the RO membrane if it's fouled. If the automatic shut-off valve is damaged, replace it.
What to do if my Watts WQC4RO11-50 faucet is leaking?
If your Watts Water System faucet is leaking, the o-rings on the lower faucet assembly might be faulty. Check the o-rings and lubricate them. If they are damaged, replace the lower faucet assembly.
Why does my Watts WQC4RO11-50 water have an unpleasant taste?
An unpleasant taste from your Watts Water System could be due to several reasons: the tank may need sanitizing, the filters might be fouled, or the filters weren’t removed prior to an extended period of non-use. Sanitize your system, replace the filters, or replace the filters and sanitize your system.
How to fix a leak at the fitting of my Watts Water System?
A leak at the fitting of your Watts Water System can be caused by damaged tubing or a damaged fitting. If the tubing is damaged, disconnect the tube, cut about 1" from the tube or replace the tube, and then re-insert it. Replace the tubing if necessary. If the fitting is damaged, replace it.
General| Brand | Watts |
|---|---|
| Model | WQC4RO11-50 |
| Category | Water System |
| Language | English |
Explains osmosis, system stages, and water quality.
Details the first-stage sediment filter function.
Details the second-stage carbon filter function.
Details the third-stage RO membrane function and lifespan.
Details the fourth-stage GAC filter function.
Lists system operating temperature, pressure, pH, iron, TDS, and turbidity limits.
Lists all components included in the RO system package.
Lists necessary tools for setting up the RO system.
Instructions for connecting and disconnecting tubing.
Visual guide to system components and their identification.
Step-by-step guide for drilling the faucet hole.
Instructions for attaching the RO faucet to the sink.
Guide for installing the water supply connection valve.
Instructions for installing the drain saddle for waste water.
Specific installation for 1/4" and 3/8" drain saddles.
Connecting faucet, inlet water, tank, and storage tubes.
Instructions for securing the RO module unit.
Guide on identifying and installing filter cartridges.
Steps to follow for initial system startup and flushing.
Guidance on replacing sediment and pre-carbon filters.
Procedure and recommended interval for replacing the RO membrane.
Procedure for sanitizing the RO system.
Instructions for checking and adjusting storage tank air pressure.
Information on the system's flow restrictor.
Steps for storing the system during periods of extended non-use.
Steps to follow when putting the system back into service.
Diagnosing and resolving issues with slow water production.
Causes and solutions for milky or cloudy water.
Troubleshooting why the system may be running continuously.
Diagnosing low water volume in the storage tank.
Addressing issues with reduced water flow from the faucet.
Resolving leaks occurring at system fittings.
Identifying and fixing causes of poor water taste.
Troubleshooting leaks at the RO faucet assembly.
Addressing elevated Total Dissolved Solids levels.
Details tested substance reduction and system performance metrics.
Lists parts and their recommended replacement intervals.
Information regarding arsenic reduction and system capabilities.
Log for tracking filter changes and maintenance dates.
Details warranty coverage, exclusions, and conditions.
