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FAQ
My water filter is very loud when running. The vibrations in the cabinet are quite noticeable. Is this normal?
My water filter is very loud when running. The vibrations in the cabinet are quite noticeable. Is this normal?
Yes, this can happen. Make sure the system is not placed flush against the cabinet wall — leave some space to prevent resonance. Also, adding a few soft rubber feet under the device will significantly reduce the vibrations and noise.
I just replaced the filter, but the replacement indicator light is still flashing red. Why?
I just replaced the filter, but the replacement indicator light is still flashing red. Why?
After replacing the filters, you will need to reset filter life. Here is how:
- Long press the "Reset" button for 3 seconds, the buzzer will beep and you can start to select the filter you want to change.
- Press the "Reset" button to change between the filters and the selected filter lifetime indicator will flash.
- After selecting the filter, long-press the "Reset" button for 3 seconds. You will hear a beep. The selected filter's indicator will return to blue light, which means the filter is successfully reset. If you do not operate within 10 seconds, it will automatically exit this mode and resume the normal display.
My water filter is leaking. What should I do?
My water filter is leaking. What should I do?
Please check the following:
- Make sure all tubes are fully pushed into the fittings until they click into place.
- Check if the filter housings are tightened properly.
- Identify the exact leak location — fitting, filter housing, or tube itself.
If possible, take a short video and contact us. We will help you resolve the issue.
Why are there bubbles in my water?
Why are there bubbles in my water?
This is normal and the water is safe to drink.
The pump pressurizes both water and air, shrinking air molecules and increasing their solubility. The air stays dissolved under pressure inside the RO system. When you open the tap, the pressure is released and bubbles appear. The water may look cloudy or white, but those are just air bubbles. Let it sit for a moment — all bubbles will disappear, and the water is perfectly safe to drink.
Why is my TDS reading high?
Why is my TDS reading high?
A slightly higher TDS reading at startup is normal and will return to normal range after about 1 minute.
This is due to permeation — a natural phenomenon in all RO systems (both tanked and tankless). When the system runs, pressure pushes water through the RO membrane, removing impurities. When it stops, pressure drops, and a small amount of ions may enter the pure water due to concentration differences, causing a slight TDS rise.
Even with this initial rise, the water quality is still far better than any other filtration method (carbon, KDF, ceramic, UF, UV, etc.). The water is safe to drink immediately — you don't need to wait. No harmful substances are released.
Why are all the indicator lights flashing red?
Why are all the indicator lights flashing red?
This is a reminder for prolonged operation. When the system produces water continuously for 30 minutes, it enters protection mode — all components stop working and the lights flash red.
If this happens, simply unplug the power cord for 10 seconds, then plug it back in.
What should I keep in mind if I don't use the filter for a while?
What should I keep in mind if I don't use the filter for a while?
Please follow these guidelines:
- If the system is unused for more than 2 days, run the filtered water for at least 5 minutes before use.
- If unused for more than 1 week, seal the filter cartridge and store it in the refrigerator (do not freeze). Before next use, run the filtered water for at least 10 minutes.
- For long-term storage, turn off the water supply, unplug the power, and open the faucet handle to release internal pressure — this prevents damage to the system.
Why does my water filter start frequently even when I'm not using it?
Why does my water filter start frequently even when I'm not using it?
Please check if there is any leak in the system. If no leak is found, the high-pressure switch may be faulty and needs to be replaced.
Why does my water filter system start automatically for several seconds even when I'm not using it?
Why does my water filter system start automatically for several seconds even when I'm not using it?
Our tankless RO system also has an automatic flush function, here is when:
- Flushing when powered on: when powered on, the system will be automatically flushed for 30 seconds.
- Flushing when cumulative water production reaches 10 minutes: If the cumulative water production reaches 10 minutes, after returning to standby status, it will be automatically flushed for 10 seconds.
- Flushing when constant water production: if the system constantly keeps producing water for 10 minutes, it will be automatically flushed for 15 seconds.
- Flushing when in standby status: When the system is in standby status, it will automatically flush for 18 seconds every 6 hours.
How do I know when it's time to replace the filter cartridge?
How do I know when it's time to replace the filter cartridge?
The system has a Filter Life indicator (For first and second stage only). Different colors suggest different remaining lifespan:
- Indicator constant lit in blue: the filter is normally working.
- Indicator flashing in red: the filter lifetime is about to expire (remaining lifespan < 5%).
- Indicator constant lit in red: the filter is expired.
The recommended replacement period for ASR211 is one year or cumulative water production for 60 hours (around 900-1000gal). ASR212-600G is two years or cumulative water production for 120 hours (around 1800-2000gal). TAM3 is around 900-1000gal.
Please note that all the service life of the filter cartridge listed are based on actual laboratory test and the provided water. The actual service life of filter cartridges depends on source water quality and daily water usage.
Why TDS pen shows higher result than the TDS number displayed on the machine?
Why TDS pen shows higher result than the TDS number displayed on the machine?
Why is my machine not showing numbers, only "--"
Why is my machine not showing numbers, only "--"
For the first time usage, the TDS result will not show up until the system has kept producing water for 1 minute. When the system is running, the TDS sensor in the PD will keep testing the water quality every minute. Therefore, if you just restart the system, you will have to wait for 1 minute for the TDS to show up.
So if you restart the system or encounter a power outage recently, please check if the TDS reading will show up after continuously running the water for more than 1 minute.
