Leader
Evaporator
Springtech
EXTREME
6
Reverse
Osmosis
System
Manual
Page:
34
Wash
Cycle
There
are
three
different
wash
cycles.
A
hot
water
wash
which
can
be
run
when
good
clear
sap
was
processed
and
the
flows
are
still
good.
An
alkaline
soap
wash
is
done
to
remove
bacteria
from
the
system.
An
acid
soak
and
wash
is
done
to
remove
mineral
deposits
from
the
system.
Generally
the
acid
soak
is
used
where
the
system
does
not
recover
flow
rates
after
the
alkaline
soap
wash.
Hot
Water
Wash
1.
Perform
a
rinse
cycle
(see
page
31)
using
a
minimum
of
1800
US
gallons
of
permeate
stored
for
system
rinsing.
2.
Toward
the
end
of
the
rinse
cycle,
turn
valve
V19
toward
the
wash
tank
feed
position.
This
will
direct
the
flow
of
permeate
to
the
wash
tank.
When
the
wash
tank
is
⅔
full,
return
V19
to
the
drain
posi on.
3.
Set
the
valves
as
listed
below.
4.
Start
and
run
the
system
until
it
shuts
down
automatically.
The
system
will
shut
down
when
the
temperature
reaches
118°F.
NOTE:
If
the
machine
shuts
down
due
to
low
pressure,
check
the
prefilters.
If
the
prefilters
are
dirty,
replace
and
retry
the
wash
cycle.
If
the
prefilters
appear
clean
or
are
new
and
the
problem
continues,
partially
close
valve
V18
until
an
operating
pressure
of
50
–
80psi
is
reached
and
run
the
remainder
of
the
cycle.
5.
Perform
a
Rinse
cycle
(see
page
31)
using
a
minimum
of
1800
US
gallons
of
stored
permeate
water.
Alkaline
Soap
Wash
1.
Perform
a
rinse
cycle
(see
page
31)
using
a
minimum
of
1800
US
gallons
of
permeate
stored
for
system
rinsing.
2.
Toward
the
end
of
the
rinse
cycle,
turn
valve
V19
toward
the
wash
tank
feed
position.
This
will
direct
the
flow
of
permeate
to
the
wash
tank.
When
the
wash
tank
is
⅔
full,
return
V19
to
the
drain
posi on.
3.
At
the
completion
of
the
rinse
cycle,
add
R/O
soap
(LEADER
Order
#
69992)
to
the
wash
tank
and
mix.
Mix
alkaline
R/O
soap
with
the
liquid
in
the
wash
tank
until
the
required
pH
is
reached.
To
determine
the
required
pH,
refer
to
the
Machine
Serial
Number
Data
Sheet
that
initially
accompanied
the
system.
NOTE:
If
the
membrane
is
changed,
reference
the
data
sheet
accompanying
the
new
membrane
4.
Set
the
valves
as
listed
below.
5.
Start
and
run
the
system
until
it
shuts
down
automatically.
Check
the
pH
every
15
minutes.
Add
soap,
if
necessary,
to
maintain
pH.
The
system
will
shut
down
when
the
temperature
reaches
118°F.
NOTE:
If
the
machine
shuts
down
due
to
low
pressure,
check
the
prefilters.
If
the
prefilters
are
dirty,
replace
and
retry
the
wash
cycle.
If
the
prefilters
appear
clean
or
are
new
and
the
problem
continues,
partially
close
valve
V18
until
an
operating
pressure
of
50
–
80psi
is
reached
and
run
the
remainder
of
the
cycle.
6.
Perform
a
Rinse
cycle
(see
page
31)
using
a
minimum
of
1800
US
gallons
of
stored
permeate
water.
7.
Drain
the
wash
tank.
The
drain
valve
is
located
under
the
wash
tank.
Turn
the
flow
indicator
to
the
left.
Acid
Soak
1.
Perform
an
alkaline
Soap
wash
as
listed
above.
2.
At
the
end
of
the
rinse
cycle
(following
the
wash)
turn
valve
V19
toward
the
wash
tank
feed
position.
Run
until
the
wash
tank
is
approximately
⅔
full,
return
V19
to
the
drain
posi on.
3.
Add
4
cups
of
citric
acid
to
the
wash
tank
and
mix.
4.
Run
a
wash
cycle.
The
system
will
shut
down
when
the
temperature
reaches
118°F.
5.
Shut
off
the
system
and
allow
the
acid
solution
to
soak
for
8
to
24
hours.
6.
Drain
the
wash
tank.
7.
Perform
a
rinse
cycle
(see
page
31)
using
a
minimum
of
1800
US
gallons
of
stored
permeate
water.
8.
Perform
an
alkaline
soap
wash
as
detailed
above.
9.
Drain
the
wash
tank.
10.
Perform
a
rinse
cycle
(see
page
31)
using
a
minimum
of
1800
US
gallons
of
stored
permeate
water.
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