Routine Service
Media Replacement
Routine service is recommended to ensure the system operates properly and arsenic is reduced to
acceptable levels.
Quarterly Service
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Replace pre-filter cartridge
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Test and record treated water arsenic levels
Annual Service
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Test and record water sample from inlet for iron, manganese, pH, arsenic and other potential
contaminates
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Test and record treated water sample from outlet for arsenic levels
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Confirm the water meter is registering and operating correctly
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Record the total water usage registered for the household
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Record the total number of backwashes since installation
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Check control valve for proper power supply and battery backup function
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Program the correct time of day for the control valve
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Visually inspect for leaks in the plumbing system, bypass, control valve, and tank
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Verify mechanical and functional operation of bypass
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Disinfect treatment system as specified in installation instructions
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Verify mechanical and functional operation of the system by initiating an immediate
regeneration
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Confirm correct valve cycle programming
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Check operation and function of automatic pre-filters or softener
When the media requires replacement please reference the information below.
1)
Place the treatment system in a bypass position; advance the valve operation to backwash and
depressurize the system; siphon or drain all water from the tank.
2)
Remove media; wet/dry vacuum equipment, mineral extractor, scoop or poor media out of tank.
3)
Remove free liquids and containerize media for land disposal.
4)
Follow local, state and federal regulations for disposal. The Toxicity Characteristic Leaching
Procedure (TCLP) and Waste Extraction Test (WET) have demonstrated Bayoxide E33 to be a
non-hazardous waste for disposal in a sanitary landfill when applied as directed.
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