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Error E1 on Kent RO+UV purifiers indicates the inlet water pressure has dropped below the minimum threshold (typically 5 PSI) required to push water through the RO membrane

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Error E2 on Kent RO purifiers indicates the float valve or tank full sensor inside the storage tank has malfunctioned

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Kent RO purifiers track filter life via an internal timer

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Water pooling under a Kent RO purifier typically originates from loose push-fit connectors, cracked filter housings, deteriorated O-ring seals, or a punctured membrane housing

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A Kent RO purifier that gives no water, or only a slow trickle, usually comes down to water not being able to get through the system

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A blinking red light on a Kent purifier is a status alert, not necessarily a breakdown — but the distinction matters: on most Kent models a steady red LED simply means the unit is powered on, and a green LED means it is purifying, both of which are normal

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When the UV lamp fails or degrades, Kent purifiers display a UV lamp alert (typically an orange or red indicator) and may stop dispensing water or continue dispensing unsterilised water depending on the model

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