Kangen SD501 Internal Leak Repair for 75¢

A step by step video on how to disassemble a Kangen SD501 to repair an internal leak.
When I say "Washer" within in the video, I really mean "Rubber O-Ring"
I took the original rubber O-ring and matched it as close as I could to one at my local hardware store (plumbing section) for 75 cents!

[@vstaana2000]

thank you for step by step troubleshooting

[@theruckusdj]

No problem

[@grinderpumpguy]

Best breakdown ive seen. Thanks

[@thomasphantom7270]

Great job. Great video

[@taylahthompson602]

Awesome thanks for that

[@tanakainhawaii]

Do you remember what size the o-ring was? I think we have the same problem and I wanted to get the replacement part before taking the machine apart. Thanks for doing an awesome job on the video!

[@stevewhelan3770]

Can't remember but best take the old one down to the store with you for comaparison.

[@tanakainhawaii]

@@stevewhelan3770 thanks for the reply. we ended up getting Enagic to do the repair

[@bajetcampers]

Hi sir...is there any chances the primary inlet (inlet from water source)is stuck with white ball valve..mine have some ball stuck inside the the primary hole for kangen filter