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RO system question

DC_MC
Explorer III
Explorer III
Just had an RO installed in MH last week. It's filling tank really slow. I know we don't have good pressure but sometimes it seems like it stalls out completely. Couldn't see any water dripping so we went and turned water off then back on and it's going again. Could it be possible we have a airlock or something and if so how do we take care of it?
2006 Mandalay 40E motorcoach
2017 Ram PU
2017 Harley Road King
Home base Yuma AZ
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dcg9381
Explorer
Explorer
They fill slow. I'm on well water at home with 55-60 psi and basically it's a fast dribble. At 45 psi, it's worse... Just how it is. You can add an electric pump to bring pressure up, but it's a pain.

Consider a bigger tank - or more than one. Pretty easy to get by cooking / whatever with 1.5 gallons.

MountainAir05
Explorer II
Explorer II
As stated the lower the pressure the less it works. We have in home and RV and the rv is the hardest to keep going. If you are talking booster pump that runs on the RO waste water. Don't , really can not tell the difference. We only run it now when connected to city water. 75 plus pounds and they work ok.

DC_MC
Explorer III
Explorer III
We have over 40. But not much. Can't remember what the name was. We may buy a booster pump but so far we are keeping up.
2006 Mandalay 40E motorcoach
2017 Ram PU
2017 Harley Road King
Home base Yuma AZ

TechWriter
Explorer
Explorer
My system needs 40 psi to work -- below that my water pump takes over.

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