how do i properly hook up ro unit. i have very low output water flow. im just hooked up to indoor faucet
1324852
It's supposed to come out slowly, it won't flow like a faucet. I always say I can pee faster than the water can come out and it's probably true. I store the water in jugs and use it when I need it. If you are getting water flow I'm sure you have it hooked up correctly.
1324853
need to define "very low output water flow". I fill a 5 gal container in about 1.5 hours. with 45 psi from the spigot
812118
Hi, all u need is that booklet which shows assembly illustrated sketch & few tips. Usage is simple, dont fill water more than the max-limit mark, use 110 volt power source, after every use clean the unit, that's it. Good luck.
907885
run water thru a couple of times when you first get it and make sure you are using distilled water. Wait till completely heated and a good stream of steam is coming out before placing infront of a client. Try using the ozone for a fuller stream of steam. I haven't had any problem with mine Check all conection are tight.
1570152
tricky..go see http://helptopics.us.kohler.com/ics/support/KBAnswer.asp?questionID=1181&hitOffset=12&docID=603
1584999
Not a problem with mine. It could be a clogged filter or to much pressure/flow from the supply. Replace the element and/or turn down the flow rate.
1857008
Sounds like you got a dud. Mine starts dripping on the way from filling it up at the faucet to setting it back on top of the unit.
1445290
I have not yet installed or looked at the faucet yet, remodel delay, so of no help. Cheers
1076653
Use the "Upper Drain Port" in the middle of the back of the unit. See my review dated 7/22/2014 for list of inexpensive parts to hook up a drain hose.
324723
I connected my filter unit to a non-sprayer faucet. I had other questions when I first bought my unit and connected directly with the manufacturer. Their information was accurate, complete, and thoughtful. My suggestion would be to hear what they have to say about your options.
964686
I wish I could help, but I no longer have the same watercooler. We have gotten a new one without faucets. Good luck!
573739
I would recommend that you only run lines to designated RO faucets and not your regular faucets. The RO holding tank is small and the daily RO rate is probably much smaller than you would run through regular faucets. Some refrigerator ice makers also don't like RO lines because they don't provide enough volume resulting in small ice cubes that tend to clog the chute.The length of the lines doesn't that much affect, it's the available volume of water and its pressure.
1532044
I'm not sure if I completely understand your issue, but I do know that I had an unconventional faucet and this youtube video solved all my problems! All it required was a pair of pliers. In fact, I didn't actually have to buy the part she buys in the video, so pull yours out and see if you need to buy one before you go out and spend the money. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYG12CoNQW8 If this isn't what's going on with yours let me know and I'll see what I can do to help.
2068614
what's the output of your faucet? Are you running it wide open, half, quarter? What you put in is pretty much what you get out.
1904288
I have seen mixed opinions about the water flow. I personally had this same issue. But I took the filter off the faucet then took unscrewed the filter out of its housing and made sure all the water was out of filter then did the reinstall steps like I was puting a new filter in. I then put the fu lter back on the faucet. Then very slowly turned the water on to slowly fill the filter with water. And behold I got my flow back I had before. I think there was a air pocket in the filter. Give it a try see what you think. i hope this helps let me know.
573738
I would recommend that you only run lines to designated RO faucets and not your regular faucets. The RO holding tank is small and the daily RO rate is probably much smaller than you would run through regular faucets. Some refrigerator ice makers also don't like RO lines because they don't provide enough volume resulting in small ice cubes that tend to clog the chute. The length of the lines doesn't that much affect, it's the available volume of water and its pressure.
88759
All other faucets in house are able to output hot water? Is water flowing out cold when faucet is on and fully in "hot" (down) position or is water only flowing when in cold position?
1138512
If RO water is similar to the stuff that flows from my faucets, then yes. If RO has lumps in it, then I'd suggest pre-filtering with cheese cloth.