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WATER SOFTENER WARRANTY

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Your new water softener has been designed to give you many years of satisfactory service 
and is guaranteed against faulty materials and workmanship for a period of 12 months 
from the date of purchase.

 Under the provision of this the warranty agreement the warranty 

liability is limited to the repair or replacement cost of the unit only and is s

ubject to the terms 

shown below. 
 

Conditions and Terms of the Warranty:

 

 

This warranty provides benefits, which are additional to, and do not affect, your legal 
rights. Culligan will replace or exchange any necessary parts to repair free of charge any 
domestic water softener supplied by Culligan or it’s agents, located within the United 
Kingdom,* which is shown to the satisfaction of Culligan to be defective due to faulty 
workmanship or materials within 12 months from the date of Installation. If any domestic 
water softener has in Culligan’s opinion been used for commercial purposes the period of 
cover will be reduced to 6 months. 
 

What services and associated costs are not included?

  

 
Repairs due to breakdown caused by but not limited to:  
 

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Use of the unit for purposes for which it was not designed or intended. 

 

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Incorrect installation e.g. the failure to follow instructions or advice given by Culligan or it 
representatives

 

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Any defect caused by malicious or wilful action, negligence, misuse or third part interference. 

 

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Any defect or damage occasioned by fire, lightening, explosion, flood, storm, frost impact or other 
extraneous cause. 

 

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Consequential loss arising as a result of a defect occurring in the water softener or installation. 

 

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Any defect or damage arising as a result of failure in the public electricity supply. 

 

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Any damage to equipment other than the water softener caused as a result of hard water. 

 

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Any damage to fixtures and fittings other than the water softener caused as a result of softened 
water. 

 

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Any salt used or wasted as a result of a defect or damage to the water softener.  

 
Repair cost for: -  
 

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Consumer replaceable items including but not limited to filters, batteries and light bulbs.  

 

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Associate items but not part of the unit, including but not limited to, pipe work and electrical 
connections. 

 

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The expense of a service call when the service engineer finds no fault. 

 
Extended Warranties  
 
In addition to the standard 12 month warranty, Culligan can offer you the option to further extend this 
protection for a further two or four years with one of their unique warranty and service plans that provide the 
peace of mind offered by an extended warranty, the practical benefits of a service plan and premium grade 
salt delivered to your door**   
 
For further details please see the literature supplied with your new water softener or Phone 01376 334200 

* UK Mainland Only  ** Subject to Location 
 

 

Summary of Contents for MC405

Page 1: ...the softening process 4 5 Installation and operating considerations 6 Installation layout PART TWO 7 8 Installing your water softener 9 Water hardness test Programming procedure 10 PART THREE Troubles...

Page 2: ...system design is based on the extensive experience of Culligan in the UK Rotary valve means less moving parts for greater reliability Flow rates suitable for use on conventional and modern plumbing s...

Page 3: ...Soft water Water inlet To drain Brine pick up Rinse water to drain Hard water SOFTENING CYCLE REGENERATION CYLCE RINSING CYCLE Periodically these resin beads are automatically cleaned and regenerated...

Page 4: ...sible dependant on the incoming water pressure Please remember the weight of your new water softener will considerably increase once installed and filled with salt Therefore please ensure your chosen...

Page 5: ...unt of sodium it has been calculated that 1 pint of softened water contains a similar amount of sodium as two slices of white bread or pint of milk Water that is used for mixing powdered milk for babi...

Page 6: ...bush for 15mm pipework Key to the diagram A Non return valve B Pressure reducing valve where required C Inlet valve D Bypass valve E Outlet valve 6 PART ONE A B C E D Mains stop valve Drinking water...

Page 7: ...the valve will confirm the direction of flow Connections can be made with either conventional copper tube and fittings or the high flow flexible hoses supplied ensure hoses are not kinked as this may...

Page 8: ...from your local Waterside dealer 7 Blending control 6 Filling the brine cabinet salt usage and salt alarm All machines are factory set to produce water that is soft If you prefer water which is less...

Page 9: ...ne with water from a hard water tap Add the tablets to the solution one tablet at a time Shake the bottle in between and keep adding tablets to the water until the solution turns from wine red to blue...

Page 10: ...h a value of 300 parts per million of hardness minerals keys to adjust the setting to match that of the one you obtained identified earlier See page 9 for details Pressing the set key once enters the...

Page 11: ...ed Remember to check the salt level in the brine cabinet weekly 11 PART H EE T R cc bs OR Fig4 4 SETTING THE TYPE OF SALT USED see Fig4 To operate effectively your water softener must be set to the ty...

Page 12: ...within the specified operational parameters the water level should not reach the overflow connection If however an overflow situation occurs please refer to the troubleshooting section on page 13 to d...

Page 13: ...BRINE CABINET REACHES OVERFLOW Is the line pressure within the specification of the water softener Connect a pressure gauge to a water outlet and check the pressure is between 1 7 5 0 bar 7 1 Pressure...

Page 14: ...e If yes this is normal wait until the recharge is complete 3 There should be no flow to drain in the service position Isolate the softener and call for service 9 9 PROBLEM EXCESSIVE SALT USAGE Check...

Page 15: ...CATION TABLE MC450 MC550 50 50 30 35 24 28 10 10 1 4 2 2 5 5 1 7 1 7 49 49 5 5 230 230 12 12 3 4 3 4 1 2 1 2 Model Maximum peak flow rate L min Maximum continious flow rate L min Basic flow rate flow...

Page 16: ...or it representatives Any defect caused by malicious or wilful action negligence misuse or third part interference Any defect or damage occasioned by fire lightening explosion flood storm frost impact...

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