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I need help about HEM water maker.

Discussion in 'Watermakers' started by Burcinyavru, Oct 20, 2016.

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  1. Burcinyavru, Oct 20, 2016
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    Burcinyavru

    Burcinyavru New Member

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    Hi guys.

    I have one question about my water maker.

    Am i have to disconnect product line from fresh water tank before start operation.

    Best regards.
  2. Pascal, Oct 20, 2016
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    Pascal Senior Member

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    Have looked at the manual? All Watermakers have a valve, either manual or automatic based on water quality, to send product to the tank. Don't see why you d have to disconnect the actual hose
  3. Burcinyavru, Oct 20, 2016
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    Burcinyavru New Member

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    Yes sir

    I just found after re-read manual and i should disconnect it from water maker and mine system is Manuel there is no automatic function and thank you.

    Best regards.
  4. Sea Gull, Oct 20, 2016
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    My very modern ro water maker has an auto bypass, so that it won't start filling the tanks until the output product is up to preprogrammed specs. However, I find that on initial startup, after pickling, the water can have an off smell and taste. To keep this off taste water out of my tank I divert the water maker output to a nearby sink drain and only redirect the product flow to the tanks when it passes my quality taste test.

    So, just my long winded way of responding to the OP, yes disconnect until you are sure it's good enough to use.
  5. Capt J, Oct 21, 2016
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    If it's a manual system you should have a valve to either send it to the tank or send it overboard or test it.