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Thank you very much for the answer.Hi,
A water softener won't remove TDS just exchanges the calcium and other hardness for sodium which is less likely to cause issues in your homes plumbing, water heater, equipment, sinks and fixtures. To remove TDS with resin you need a mixed bed resin, most often based on hydrogen and hydroxide exchange.
With 1,300 TDS and ideal performance, you will see 13 to 26 TDS in the product water coming out of the membrane. If it is higher than that I would check the pressure feeding the membrane and make sure it is over 50 psi. With well water, it is pretty common for it to be as low as 35 which will be an issue and require a booster pump, getting the pressure up will have the biggest impact on performance. If that's not the issue I would guess the membrane isn't seated/sealed properly. I would remove it and put it back in place.