Pressure dropping as membranes become plugged.
With my previous 2 ROs (Deer Run 375 and D&G 600), as I processed more sap and the membranes got closer to needing a wash, the pressure would climb and if I kept it going too long, the high pressure switch would shut the machine off. With my Leader Micro2, as more sap is processed, the pressure actually drops, and the concentrate output increases. Is there something wrong with it, or is this how the Micro is supposed to function? FYI, there is no high pressure switch on it.
1000 taps on vac down to 100+ buckets 99% sugars
2x5 SL Hi-Output Raised Flue Corsair evaporator
SL Short bank press with CDL diaphragm pump
Leader Micro 1 RO for 2024
Constantly changing
2010:36 gal 2011:126 gal 2012:81 gal 2013:248 gal 2014: 329.5 gal 2015:305 gal 2016:316 gal 2017:258 gal 2018:147 gal 2019:91 gal 2020:30 gal 2021:30 gal 2023:50 gal Total since 2010: 2047.5 gal
Tapping the same trees my great, great and great grandfathers tapped.