baker.shawn

Just a few thoughts...

Bad valve? Could have a faulty membrane or something inside. Input pressure too high (probably not likely)? If you cut the input water and then turn it back on, does it still "leak"? Usually these systems run with a kent float valve that turns off the RO/DI output. You could have a problem with the float valve where it doesn't really shut all the way off because of debris where the float is supposed to plug the water tube. When it's at 28psi, is the system still generating RO/DI on the 'clean' side of the filter?

im using a kent float valve, ive tryed turning it on and off quickly while pressureized to try and release air, when its at 28psi there is no product water just waste

well i got it all fixed, turns out i have the check valve after the ASOV oops

Please read this article:

http://www.melevsreef.com/rodi_recipe_for_disaster.html

my RODI isnt feeding in to my sump its going to a float valve in a 6g bucket, with an valve in the bottom to fill 5gpails, in the past remembering i was filling pails was tricky so i figure now i can turn on the system before i plan on doing a waterchange.

i had gotten a 55gallon foodgrade barrel but it was just too large for my little system water would be sitting too long i never really need more than 6gal at any one time.

Okay, just wanted to make sure.

Glad you got your problem solved

melev, i understand the worry its definitly an avoidable risk, wasnt there someone with an EPIC legendary tank that crashed because of this?

chuck, i aswell am very happy! just goes to show what reading directions for the second time can do lol