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So, the warranty repair guy just swapped the DC pins on the harness for the tank underneath the control box and we're back in business. The rotor is spinning counter-clockwise and all is right with the world! Thanks to everyone for your help and information!

Pentair Service is coming tomorrow to replace the controller, so hopefully that will fix it! I'll worry about the overcurrent fix when it's out of warranty!

Thanks for this @Dirk! I totally agree that this should be fixed under warranty and also agree that it shouldn't be used in the reverse direction, even if it doesn't do any harm... As for the overcurrent issue, I thought that was mostly constrained to the IC60 cells? I have an IC40 so I wasn't...

@Dirk HA! Well, there's a wealth of information on this site for those willing to search so you don't have to. :)

Awesome! Thank you!!!

Also @Dirk, I have vented the tank with the tubing about 20ft away from the side of the house and away from anything metallic.

Just a thought, it is worth updating the Wiki on this product to reflect the proper, default rotation?

Thank you both for confirming my suspicions! It was getting dark last night as well, so I simply swapped the tubes...it was the easiest solution and the one with which I'm probably just going to stick. And honestly, the clockwise flow of the rotor and the placement of the suction on the left...

Thanks. I’ve read this several times to familiarize myself with the equipment before the install. However, it doesn’t say anything about the correct rotational direction of the rotor. I’m looking for someone who actually has one to confirm this movement. It seems counterintuitive to me that...

Hi all, I just finished the installation of a brand new Intelliph and I’m looking for a sanity check… My rotor rotates CLOCKWISE and based on the instructions, the INLET is the right tube and the OUTLET is the left tube. Wouldn’t this setup be pulling water from the OUTLET side and feeding...

I understand that, but there’s still less waste being generated from the localized RO process as opposed to running it through the wider drain system. To me, it’s the more responsible option.

I’m in Vegas as well and had the reverse osmosis process done on our pool last year… The prices may have changed, but the quote I received was for pools 5k-18k gallons, $600…for pools 18k-30k, $650. I used City Wide Pool Service. It was a very simple process, but a trailer will need to be...

Welcome to the forum! As a TFP advocate for a while and a WaterGuru owner, I can tell you that the Waterguru is simply too unreliable for any decent results. It’s great for when you go on vacation and need to keep an eye on things, but it is by no means an “every day driver.” The results are...