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March 23rd 07, 02:56 PM
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DI units
MY RO/DI units lie horizontal to the RO unit. However, it appears to me that the water channels along the top and don't actually pass through the resin material. I ordered some more resin to see if I could pack it in there better, but are there any tricks of the trade. I'm tempted to just mount them vertically with the water flowing up. I think it would work better. Anyways, either my TDS is broken or I'm doing 0 ppm on the outflow. Next time I shut it off I'll have to switch my output/input meters and see if there is a difference. --Kurt 
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