LowPSI
Marlo
Insufficient Inlet Water Pressure
Display shows LowPSI or Low Pressure; regeneration may abort
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Possible Causes
Main supply pressure below specification, Clogged inlet screen, Partially closed inlet valve, Failed well pump or pressure tank
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Use caution when opening plumbing. Depressurize the system if removing screens or fittings.
Step-by-step checks:
- 1. Measure pressure: Attach a pressure gauge to a nearby hose bib or test port. Confirm that pressure meets Marlo's minimum requirement (typically 20–25 psi or higher).
- 2. Check inlet valve and bypass: Ensure the Marlo bypass is fully in service position and that any upstream shutoff valves are fully open.
- 3. Inspect inlet screen: Remove the inlet screen or filter on the Marlo valve (if equipped). Clean sediment and debris, then reinstall.
- 4. Evaluate well or booster system: If on a well, verify that the pump and pressure tank are functioning correctly. Low system pressure must be corrected at the source.
When to replace parts: Replace a damaged or corroded Marlo inlet screen or pre-filter cartridge if cleaning does not restore flow.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
Marlo inlet screen
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