flush valve for RO/DI

[Skimmerking]

WHere in the Heck does this thing go and please explain./

[Jason McK]

It basically would allow you to by-pass the flow restrictor valve. it is located right after the RO unit. It looks like this

basically you want to create a by-pass with the valve on the side where the tubes without the flow restrictor is. So when the valve is opened the water would flow fast through the RO unit

J

[Skimmerking]

Originally Posted by Jason McK

It basically would allow you to by-pass the flow restrictor valve. it is located right after the RO unit. It looks like this

basically you want to create a by-pass with the valve on the side where the tubes without the flow restrictor is. So when the valve is opened the water would flow fast through the RO unit

J

OK J whats your number Im going to call you and you explain it to me by the pic ok or can you take the pic and edit the flush valve on where it goes .. Im left handed and retarded need pictures

[hillegom]

You have to find the flow restrictor like Jason says. so the flush valve would go between the restrictor and the membrane.
I take it that the red line goes to drain. So after the membrane, you will find the restrictor.
Sometimes it is just pushed into the red line at the connector to the membrane.
Here is a diagram but you will have to join to see it.
http://www.reeflounge.com/showthread.php?t=2832

[Skimmerking]

ah Sh it it wont let me open it im not a member F F F F F F F F F F F

[Skimmerking]

got it figured out thanks all now i guess the membrane that i bought was a 50 gal and the restrictor is a 50 gal one but the flush valve is a 100gpd so i have to make one until i upgrade to a 100 gpd