Pure water equipment troubleshooting and daily maintenance tips

In modern society, pure water equipment is becoming more and more common in industry, laboratories and homes, and its importance cannot be underestimated. With the increase in the frequency of use, equipment failure and maintenance problems are becoming more and more prominent. Understanding the troubleshooting and routine maintenance of water purification equipment skills, not only can extend the service life of the equipment, but also effectively improve water quality and reduce operating costs.

First of all, understand the basic structure of water purification equipment is the premise of troubleshooting. Typical water purification equipment usually includes a pretreatment system, reverse osmosis (RO) system, post-treatment system and water storage system. Each of these systems has its specific function and maintenance requirements. The pre-treatment system is mainly used to remove suspended solids, sediment and some macromolecular impurities from the water, the reverse osmosis (RO) system removes ions and small molecules from the water through membrane technology, the post-treatment system further improves the water quality, and the water storage system is used to store the treated pure water.

In daily use, pure water equipment may appear a variety of faults, common including water quality decline, equipment leakage, equipment can not start. For these faults, the following are some effective troubleshooting methods:

1. Decline in water quality: changes in water quality is usually the first signal of equipment failure. You can determine the operating status of the equipment by regularly testing the quality of the effluent water. If the conductivity or total dissolved solids (TDS) value of the effluent water is found to be outside the normal range, it may be the failure of the reverse osmosis membrane or the pretreatment system fails to effectively remove impurities. At this point, you should check whether the reverse osmosis membrane needs to be replaced, while checking whether the filter element in the pretreatment system needs to be cleaned or replaced.
2. Equipment leakage: water leakage phenomenon may be caused by a number of factors, including loose pipe connections, aging or damaged seals. When water leakage is found, immediately turn off the power of the equipment, check the leakage point, and tighten or replace the seals according to the situation. Regularly checking the sealing of pipe connections can effectively prevent water leakage from occurring.
3. Equipment can not start: If the equipment can not start, you should first check whether the power supply is normal, whether the plug is plugged in, whether the cable is damaged. If the power supply is normal, it may be that the protection system inside the equipment is activated, such as high pressure protection or low water level protection. In this case, you can check the control panel of the equipment to confirm the status of the fault indicator, and consult the equipment manual for further troubleshooting if necessary.

In addition to troubleshooting, routine maintenance is also an important part of ensuring the proper operation of water purification equipment. Here are some practical tips for daily maintenance:
1. Regular cleaning and replacement of the cartridge: according to the use of the situation, regular cleaning of the pre-treatment system cartridge, and timely replacement of the cartridge after saturation. Generally speaking, it is recommended to carry out maintenance every 3 to 6 months. Professional cleaning agents should be used when cleaning to ensure the effectiveness of the cartridge.
2. Regular testing of water quality: the use of water quality testing instruments to regularly test the conductivity and TDS value of the water to ensure that the water quality meets the requirements. If abnormal water quality is found, troubleshooting should be carried out immediately.
3. Check pipes and connections: Regularly check the pipes and connections of the water purification equipment to ensure that there are no leaks and loose phenomena. If necessary, use sealant for treatment to avoid potential leakage problems.
4. Clean external equipment: Keep the exterior of the water purification equipment clean to prevent dust and dirt from accumulating and affecting the heat dissipation and normal operation of the equipment.
5. Record operating data: Record the operating data of the equipment on a regular basis, including the quality of incoming water, outgoing water, operating hours, etc. These data will help determine the operating status and maintenance needs of the equipment.
6. Follow the manufacturer's recommendations: According to the maintenance manual provided by the equipment manufacturer, regular professional maintenance and repair. Manufacturers usually provide detailed maintenance plans and notes, follow the instructions for maintenance, can effectively reduce the probability of failure.

Compared with other equipment, the troubleshooting and routine maintenance of pure water equipment has its own unique characteristics. For example, compared with ordinary home appliances, the water quality of pure water equipment directly affects the safety and effectiveness of the use, so its maintenance is more important. At the same time, the maintenance cost of water purification equipment is relatively low, regular maintenance can be avoided large-scale repair costs and water quality problems brought about by the loss.

In short, pure water equipment troubleshooting and routine maintenance is to ensure that the normal operation of the equipment and water quality is qualified key. Through regular maintenance and meticulous troubleshooting, not only can improve the efficiency of the equipment, but also effectively extend the service life of the equipment. I hope that through the introduction of this article, the reader can have a clear understanding of the maintenance of water purification equipment, so as to better protect the use of results.