20
21
STEP 4. ADD SALT TO BRINE TANK/CABINET
Put 80 to 100 lbs [40 kg] of water softener salt into the brine tank. The unit will automatically fill the water to the correct level when it regenerates.
Salt
Water
Congratulations!
Start-Up Instructions are
now complete – the unit
is operational.
NOTE
See
Start-Up Instructions - Problem Water Injector
Kit
if you have iron in your water and are installing an
upflow water softener.
1
3
2
4
1
3
2
4
Setting Complete
Press
[ ]
To Return
1
3
2
4
Date and Time
Hardness
Manual Regen.
Dealer Information
Salt Reminder
Main Menu
Hardness
=
Hardness=
0
25 GPG
Press [ ] To Cancel
Press [ ] To Confirm!
1.
Press
buttons two (2)
or
four (4)
to select Hardness.
Press
button three (3)
to Confirm.
2.
Press
buttons two (2)
or
four (4)
to adjust Hardness.
Press
button three (3)
to Confirm.
3.
Setting complete.
START-UP INSTRUCTIONS
(CONTINUED)
HARDNESS
This value is the maximum compensated water hardness in grains per gallon of
the raw water supply. It is used to calculate the system capacity. If Ferrous Iron
is present add 4 gpg for every 1 ppm of Ferrous Iron.
This unit is factory set for the correct size. You are required to program the date, the time of day, and the correct hardness setting. Please review
Compensated Hardness Calculation
before entering the hardness number from your water analysis.
Compensated Hardness Calculation:
__ ppm Iron x 4 = __ grains of hardness
__ ppm Manganese x 8 = __ grains of hardness
These numbers can be found on your water analysis report, and the equivalent grains of hardness should be added to your total hardness number.
The new sum of these numbers is the hardness to be entered during the programming.
Example
Our water analysis states that our hardness is 15 gpg.
To this we add;
Iron = 0.5 ppm x 4= 2.0 gpg
Manganese = 0.3 x 8= 2.4 gpg which we round-up (always) to 3.0 gpg
We use the following hardness equation to derive our total hardness number.
Hardness = 15 gpg + 2.0 (now called compensated iron) + 3.0 (compensated manganese) = 20 gpg.
Enter 20 for total hardness when programming.