The most common problems with water filters that require repair include low water pressure, clogged filters, leaking water, unusual taste or smell of water, and malfunctioning valves or pumps.

Some signs that your water filter (R.O.) needs repair include low water pressure, unusual taste or smell of water, water leaks, and a noticeable reduction in the quality of filtered water.

While some simple maintenance tasks can be performed by the owner, it is usually best to hire a professional for more complex repairs. Attempting to repair the water filter yourself may lead to further damage or a voided warranty.

It is recommended to have your water filter (R.O.) serviced at least once in six months to ensure proper functioning and optimal water quality.

If your water filter (R.O.) is leaking, turn off the water supply immediately and contact a professional for repairs. Attempting to fix the leak yourself may lead to further damage.

 If the water from your filter (R.O.) tastes unusual or has an odd odor, it is likely that the filter needs to be replaced. Contact a professional for a replacement filter and any necessary repairs.

 The frequency of filter replacements depends on the type of filter and the level of water usage. Generally, it is recommended to replace the pre-filter every six months, the carbon filter every year, and the membrane every two years. This is an indication and will vary depending of quality of water, water used and other conditions as well Upgrade to Plus