Does the floating tablet in the water tank float up?
FAQ
Q What should I do if I am going to leave the unit unused for a while?
The system will automatically do self-cleaning every 24 hours. However,
if you are going to unplug the system for a long trip, keeping your filter
inside the refrigerator and storing your unit in a cool and dry place keep
the system safe from possible microbial growth. And please do not drink
the first round of filtered water after you return.
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Q Can I use the remaining water in the tank for the next filtration?
NO, the remaining water in the water tank after a filtration cycle is NOT
unused or non-filtered water but the RO reject water that holds all the
containments removed from the raw water. To control the concentration
of the RO reject water, once the water level goes below the designed
white cylinder in the tank, the filtering process will immediately stop.
From the principles of Reverse Osmosis, the RO system gets rid of the
dissolved solids (such as dust, heavy metals, microbes, etc.) to produce
pure drinking water. To ensure that the dissolved solids do not stay or
creep back and contaminate the drinking water, the RO process naturally
diverts poor-quality reject water to the drain. To put it short: An RO water
purifier NEEDS to produce wastewater to flush the dissolved particles
and serve pure, clean drinking water. And in the case of the ROPOT Lite
unit, since it is a countertop system and is not connected to the drainpipe,
the well-filtered water goes into the glass carafe while the RO reject
water with contaminants goes to the water tank at the back.
The remaining water should be considered contaminated, and we highly
recommend following the instruction of discarding those water each time
instead of reusing them for the next cycle. Reusing the RO reject water
will cause an accumulation of contaminants that damage the machine
and filters.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
The system does not work after pressing the water-making button.
An E1 error happens or the pure water flow is significantly slow.
An E2 error happens.
Check
Take off the silicone sealing cap, then clean up the clogged floating
tablet rail and floating tablet.
Solution
Is the filter clogged?
Check
Is the floating tablet missing from the floating tablet rail?Check
Does limescale build-up in your machine?
Check
Replace the filter and refer back to steps on page 13 to reset the filter
life indicator.
Refer back to the steps on page 15 to descale your machine.
Solution
Does input water level goes below the cylinder in the water tank?Check
Is the water tank stably placed on the water tank base?Check
Has the filter replacement cycle passed?Check
Have you finished the 4 cycles of flushing for your new filter?
Check
Discard the remaining water left in the tank and refill it to the MAX
line for the next cycle.
Lift up the water tank, and place it back onto the water tank base.
Solution
Solution
Refer back to steps on page 4 and 5 to flush your new filter.Solution
Check the filter lifetime indicator, and then refer back to steps on
page 12 and 13 to replace the filter if necessary.
Solution
Solution
Find the floating tablet. Put it back to the floating tablet rail and seal it
with the silicone sealing cap.
Solution