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Taste, Color & Odor
Problem
1.
Treated water has a metallic
or iron taste
2.
Treated water has chlorine
odor and/or taste
3.
Treated water has a salty
taste
4.
Treated water has a yellow
tint
5.
Treated water has an odor
(hot water only)
Reason
See the section entitled "Iron Bleed-
q
Through."
This is due to heavily chlorinated raw
q
city water.
In high TDS (1000+) applications, salt
q
taste may be present due to the ion
exchange process or sodium chloride in
the raw water.
See the section entitled "Salty Treated
q
Water."
The raw water may have traces of
q
tannins present.
See the section entitled "Iron Bleed-
q
Through."
The magnesium rod in hot water tanks
q
can cause a reaction that gives off an
odor of rotten eggs.
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Solution
See the section entitled "Iron
n
Bleed-Through."
Install a carbon filter.
n
Inform the customer of the
n
KineticoPRO RO System or
Commercial RO System.
See the section entitled "Salty
n
Treated Water."
If tannins are present, use tannin
n
softener.
See the section entitled "Iron
n
Bleed-Through."
Remove this rod from the hot
n
water heater. An alternative rod
may be installed.
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