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What if the acidic water flow is greater than the alkaline?

April 26, 2017acidic alkaline flow greater water

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What if the acidic water flow is greater than the alkaline?

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A4: The flow rate should be about 40% acid water and 60% alkaline, not more acid flow. On a new unit that is an indication that the white tubes are installed in the reverse order. On an older, used unit that would mean a build-up of minerals internally and require cleaning.