To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Whirlpool Water Filtration System producing less water than usual?
If your Whirlpool Water Filtration System is producing less water than usual, the storage tank air-charge might be less than 5-7 psi. To fix this, open the Reverse Osmosis faucet and drain the tank until the flow slows to a drip. Keep the faucet open and check the tank pressure. If it's low, pressurize it to 6 psi, then close the faucet to refill the tank.
What to do if the faucet LED indicator light doesn't work after battery change in Whirlpool Water Filtration Systems?
If the faucet LED indicator light on your Whirlpool Water Filtration System doesn't work after changing the battery, the new battery might be dead. Try replacing it with another new battery. Alternatively, the battery might be installed incorrectly. Ensure it is installed correctly.
Why does my Whirlpool Water Filtration Systems continually flow water to drain with low production?
If your Whirlpool Water Filtration System has a continual water flow to the drain with little to no water production, it may be due to a missing flow control insert in the drain port. Ensure that the flow control insert is properly in place.
What to do if my Whirlpool Water Filtration Systems produces less water than usual?
If your Whirlpool Water Filtration System is producing less water than usual, the storage tank air-charge might be less than the recommended 5-7 psi. To fix this, open the Reverse Osmosis faucet and drain the tank until the flow slows to a drip. Keep the faucet open and check the tank pressure. If it's low, pressurize it to 6 psi, then close the faucet to allow the tank to refill.
What to do if my Whirlpool Water Filtration Systems water has a strange taste or odor?
If your Whirlpool Water Filtration System's water has an unusual taste or odor, it could be due to several reasons. The postfilter or the Reverse Osmosis membrane cartridge might be expended, requiring replacement of the postfilter cartridge. If the issue persists, replace the prefilter cartridge and Reverse Osmosis membrane cartridge. Another cause might be contamination in the product water storage tank, which can be resolved by using sanitizing procedures and replacing the prefilter and postfilter cartridges. In some cases, there may be system contamination, which requires sanitizing the entire system.
Why is there high total dissolved solids (TDS) in my Whirlpool Water Filtration Systems water?
Elevated total dissolved solids (TDS) in your Whirlpool Water Filtration System's product water may stem from your water supply falling outside the system's specifications. You may need to increase water pressure or precondition the water. Send both treated and untreated water samples to a water analysis lab for testing to determine system performance. If the TDS is not within the system’s performance guidelines, replace the prefilter, post filter and RO membrane cartridges. Another potential cause is a plugged drain flow control insert, which would require replacement.
Why doesn't the LED indicator light work on my Whirlpool Water Filtration System faucet after changing the battery?
If the faucet LED indicator light on your Whirlpool Water Filtration System isn't working after a battery change, there are two possible reasons. The new battery might be dead, so try replacing it with another new battery. Alternatively, the battery might be installed incorrectly, so ensure it is installed correctly.
What to do if Whirlpool WHAROS5 continually drain water with low production?
If your Whirlpool Water Filtration System has a continual water flow to the drain with low or no water production, the flow control insert in the drain port may be missing. Make sure the flow control insert is in place.
Why is water leaking from the faucet airgap hole in my Whirlpool Water Filtration System?
If water is leaking from the faucet airgap hole of your Whirlpool Water Filtration System, it's likely that the drain side of the faucet airgap (the 3/8” black tubing) is either plugged, restricted, or incorrectly connected to the drain point. Inspect the tubing and eliminate any restrictions or plugs. Also, check that the drain line is routed properly.
Why does my Whirlpool Water Filtration System water taste like chlorine?
If your Whirlpool Water Filtration System's water has a chlorine taste or odor, it could be due to two reasons. First, the chlorine level in your water supply might be too high (exceeding 2.0 ppm), damaging the Reverse Osmosis membrane. In this case, you should contact your local water supplier to filter the water supply before it reaches the Reverse Osmosis system. Second, the prefilter may no longer be effectively reducing chlorine. If this is the case, replace the prefilter, postfilter, and Reverse Osmosis membrane cartridges.
Details the manufacturer's one-year limited warranty for the system, excluding expendable parts.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing the included water supply fitting.
Details how to install the drain adaptor kit onto the sink tailpiece for under-sink drainage.
Guides on routing the drain tube to an existing drain and ensuring a proper air gap.
Provides instructions for applying Teflon tape and connecting the tubing connector to the storage tank nipple.
Guides on mounting the faucet base, body, and connecting the red drain tubing.
Explains how to properly insert tubing into collets and fittings for a secure connection.
Details connecting the yellow tube from the RO assembly to the storage tank.
Guides on connecting the green tube from the cold water supply to the RO assembly.
Provides instructions for sanitizing the system using bleach after installation or servicing.
Details steps to pressurize the system and check for leaks after sanitizing.
Explains the process of purging the system by running water for 24 hours to remove sanitizing solution.
Details the manufacturer's one-year limited warranty for the system, excluding expendable parts.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing the included water supply fitting.
Details how to install the drain adaptor kit onto the sink tailpiece for under-sink drainage.
Guides on routing the drain tube to an existing drain and ensuring a proper air gap.
Provides instructions for applying Teflon tape and connecting the tubing connector to the storage tank nipple.
Guides on mounting the faucet base, body, and connecting the red drain tubing.
Explains how to properly insert tubing into collets and fittings for a secure connection.
Details connecting the yellow tube from the RO assembly to the storage tank.
Guides on connecting the green tube from the cold water supply to the RO assembly.
Provides instructions for sanitizing the system using bleach after installation or servicing.
Details steps to pressurize the system and check for leaks after sanitizing.
Explains the process of purging the system by running water for 24 hours to remove sanitizing solution.
General| Type | Reverse Osmosis |
|---|---|
| Filtration Stages | 5 |
| Tank Capacity | 3.2 Gallons |
| Storage Tank Capacity | 3.2 Gallons |
| Installation Type | Under Sink |
| Product Type | Under Sink |
| Stages of Filtration | Reverse Osmosis Membrane |
| Certifications | NSF/ANSI Standard 58 |
| Included Filters | reverse osmosis membrane, post carbon filter |
| Contaminant Reduction | Reduces up to 99% of dissolved solids, chlorine taste and odor, lead, mercury, asbestos, and more |
