System Maintenance

Whenever you buy a new office or household item, you should be aware of the quality of the overall build as well as the components used. Higher quality almost always guarantees a more efficient product. The same goes for water treatment systems. However, in order to ensure that the quality remains high over a longer period of time, regular maintenance is required. 

Most of the treatment systems come with a maintenance manual and guidelines, however, all of these guidelines can be summed up in four important steps.

Four Important Steps:

Monitor

You should be constantly monitoring your system in order to ensure that the system is performing optimally. Depending on the make and model of your system, regular filter replacements may need to be done every 3-12 months.

Clean

Cleaning is one of the most overlooked maintenance process. Most people believe that filters cannot get clogged because their function is to prevent debris and other molecules from passing through. However, in some cases, a simple cleaning process can recover the filter's full potential, removing the need to change it.

Test

Testing your water treatment system can sometimes provide better information than the unit's normal display. In some cases, it can be done by the user while in other cases it will require a trained specialist. Whichever the case, if you feel like your unit's display might not provide accurate information, arrange for a test.

Replace

Regardless of make or model, no treatment system is made to last forever. Even if you've monitored if perfectly and cleaned it thoroughly every time, eventually some wear and tear on parts may require replacment. When the time comes, it's best to contact one of our specialists to ensure that the manufacturer's guidelines are thoroughly followed and the quality of the work is the highest possible.

Installing a water treatment system is essential if you want the water to be optimal for use. Following the steps detailed above will further assure that the quality of the water is kept optimal over a longer period of time, without considerable effort. Regardless if you're using the systems at home or at the office, you should have a regular maintenance schedule that allows for all the treatment systems to be carefully inspected, cleaned, and tested if needed.