Water Softener Fleck 5. Installation Instructions. Covers standard water softeners using a separate brine tank. Thank You. Thank you for purchasing a new Water Softener from Abundant Flow Water. We appreciate the opportunity you have given us to provide you with better water. We are committed to providing the best customer experience possible and have provided these installation instructions to make things as simple as possible. Telechargement Gratuit Adobe Acrobat X Pro.

If you have read through these entire instructions and FAQ section and still have questions feel free to contact us for further help. Our office hours are Monday- Friday 8: 0. AM - 5: 0. 0 PM CT, and you can call us at 7. You can also use the contact us link above to connect you to one of our technical experts. Before You Begin.

Basic plumbing skills are required for installation. If you are unsure of your abilities to install the system using these intructions please hire a qualified plumber.

Read through your parts list and verify all components are accounted for and in good condition BEFORE scheduling a plumber. Please read through the entire instruction manual carefully. If hiring a plumber ensure they have a copy before they start. Most common questions are answered in the instructions or FAQ section.

If you have read both of those and still have questions you may contact us for further help. Plumbing related questions need to be directed to a locally qualified plumber. We are not plumbers and any plumbing questions we receive will not be answered.

System Requirements. Your chosen installation location and water supply must meet ALL of the following requirements.

PSI (1. 3. 8- 6. 2. BAR)3. 4- 1. 10. GFCI outlet is recommended. Use of an extension cords is not recommended. A 1. 5 inch standpipe, sump pit, or outside drain. Please note: The drain line is pressurized and can be ran vertically if necessary. Verify System Inventory. Use the following table to help verify the parts that are included with your system and verify that they are all accounted for.

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Inspect all parts for damage and report any damage immediately. Sims 2 Downloads Clothes Victorian Gardens. Damage claims must be made within 3. Tanks that are 1. Digital SXT has LCD panel. The mechanical has control knobs.

Please note: Some SXT systems may have labels referring to the older SE model number. This is an internal designation and does NOT indicate that you received an SE controller. This image will show the differences for easy reference. Control Head. A large plastic tank (round OR square/rectangular) similar to a trash can.

Inside the tank is the brine well—a small cylinder about 4 inches (1. The brine tank holds the salt (not included) used for regeneration. There will also be an overflow fitting and tubing.

Some systems may have a salt grid—a plastic grid on the bottom of the tank—but most do not as they are not needed when using pelleted salt as recommended. This tank holds the salt, DO NOT load the resin in brine tank. Most systems use standard gravel, but very large systems will use the denser garnet gravel. Gravel goes in first, at the bottom of polyglass tank. Gravel/garnet. Bag(s) of material placed in the polyglass tank that does the actual treatment of the water. Color of resin may vary.

Please Note: Depending on system size you may receive more than one package of resin packaged differently. This is normal. The system is sent with the required amount of resin and all resin will be used. This is what connects to your control head and provides standard fitting connections to hook up to your plumbing.

Includes O- rings (already attached) to seal the connection and screws and clips to secure the connection. Typically connected to the control head when received. Tubing is usually inside the brine tank, the fittings are usually in a small bag, either with the tubing, with the instructions, or with the control head.

Fittings include the brass brine nut, ferrule, insert, and screen. Brine Connection Parts.

Fitting(s) that connect the control head to the drain line (not supplied). Depending on the system ordered there are multiple options, and the pictures shown are common examples but actual fitting may vary. Drain Fitting. The funnel is a complementary item included with some systems to help fill the polyglass tank with the resin.

If your system does not include one, a blender pitcher with the blade assembly removed will screw onto the tank and work well. Funnel. Depending on system size you can see what tank size and resin amounts you will receive. Tank Size and Resin Qty. Standard Capacity.

Tank (in inches)8 x 4. OR 1. 2 x 5. 21. 3 x 5. Gravel. 10 lb. 10 lb. Resin. 0. 5 ft. This cuts down on the time the plumber has to spend and doing so is simple enough that most people can accomplish it in less than an hour.

The riser tube sits in an indentation centered in the bottom of the tank. With the riser tube properly positioned, ensure that it is within 1/3 inch (8 mm) above or below the lip of the tank. If it is not contact us for help correcting the problem. Simply pour water into the tank until it is 1/4 - 1/3 filled with water.

Simply put something over the end of the tube such as a piece of tape, to prevent anything from falling into the riser tube. If you have more than one bag of resin, after gravel the order does not matter and all of it should be used. Verify they are present and free from nicks or kinks. Use a silicon lubricant or vegetable oil to both O- rings. DO NOT use petroleum based lubricants! Please note that the pilot O- ring is up inside the control head and you will usually have to reach up inside to feel it.

It is very secure inside the head and almost impossible for it to come out. It is also a good idea to verify that the riser tube fits snugly into the pilot hole and that the O- ring seals around it. If your system includes one it is recommended that you use it. If you do not have one then it is not needed.

Please note that locking tabs hold it in place so a fair amount of force is needed to install or remove it. Screw on control head hand tight only. DO NOT apply anything (pipe dope, plumbers paste, Teflon tape, etc.) to the threads on the control head or the resin tank!

Screw the head down onto the resin tank until solid contact is made between the tank and O- ring, then tighten about another 1/4–1/3 of a turn and STOP. Do not over tighten the control head as this can cause damage. Once properly tightened down check to ensure the tank and control head meet evenly all the way around. You will use the overflow fitting to attach it in the side of the brine tank, placing the overflow fitting through the lower hole on the brine tank and securing it through the brine well with the nut—.

If you are having a hard time fitting your hand between the float and the brine well to secure the overflow nut you can remove the float by removing the nut that holds the float in place. Make sure to put it back when you are finished. To attach it to the float put the tubing through the hole in the brine tank and push the tubing into the fitting until in stops, then push a little harder to get it to lock in place. To remove the tubing, hold the collet ring that sits around the tubing while pulling the tubing out.

The other end of the tubing will connect to the control head. Place the fittings on the tubing as shown——and connect it to the control head. Do not connect the overflow to the drain line from the control head or run the line above the level of the overflow outlet. Add salt to the brine tank, water is not necessary.

Add salt to the brine tank. We recommend high quality pelleted softener salt for the best results.

You will need to add at least one bag of salt and can fill it up to the top of the brine well. Ensure there is salt in the brine tank at all times. You do NOT need to add water to the brine tank. The resin is precharged and able to treat the water out of the box and the initial regeneration ran after installing the system will place the initial volume of water in the brine tank.