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Pour the contents of the MC1 cleaning agent into a
container with 250 mL of water. Mix thoroughly to
dissolve the crystals.

For 

Vertical Systems

, with the Internal Prefilter still

removed, pour the solution into the Prefilter cavity.

For 

Horizontally-mounted Systems

, remove the 

½”

Brass Plug of the Air Vent Assembly and pour the
solution into the Casing cavity through the 

½”

 NPT port.

Refer to FIGURE 8 for the location of the 

½” 

Brass Plug.

For ground water installations, clean the membrane
following the steps above with the exception of replacing
Step 4 with the following:

Replace the System Cap 

(Vertical Systems)

 or the

½”

Brass Plug 

(Horizontally-mounted Systems)

. Let

stand for 

60 minutes

.

Be careful to avoid MC1 cleaning agent coming in
contact with skin or clothing. Wash the mixing
container well before reuse.

The MC-1cleaner 

SHOULD NOT

 be combined with

any other chemical or cleaning solution, especially
hypochlorite or household bleach. Failure to do
can result in serious personal injury, illness, or
death.

WARNING!

Pour 2 cups (500 ml) of 5 - 6% unscented household
chlorine bleach OR 1 cup (250 ml) of 12% chlorine
bleach into the System Casing cavity.  A funnel may be
used in this step to assist pouring. Replace the 

½

Brass Plug.  Slowly open the Inlet Valve to pressurize the
System.  Let stand for 

60 minutes

.

5

5

5

5

5

Using the Controller, activate the Manual Flush

sequence. Refer to the instructions in the 

Controller

Functions

 section under 

D. OPERATIONS

 on how to

perform a Manual Flush sequence. Once the flushing is
complete, open the Outlet Valve and a nearby COLD
water tap to flush most of the chlorine from the System.
Run the tap fully open for at least 60 minutes.

Note: Use only COLD water taps and continue the flow of
water until there is no chlorine smell.

Horizontally-mounted Systems:

With the Internal Prefilter still removed, unscrew the 

½

Brass Plug on the Air Vent Assembly near the System

Cap.

Cleaning the Stainless Steel Facade or
Nameplate

If required, the surface may be cleaned using a mild
soap solution. Do not use any other cleaners or abrasive
materials on the stainless steel surface as these
cleaners may damage the labels.  Wipe surface dry with
a soft cloth afterward.

Annual Maintenance Check Summary

The HomespringAuthorized Technician performs the
following maintenance tasks during the annual
maintenance visit.

“Pre-cleaning” TMP completed
“Pre-cleaning” TMP recorded on Service Tag
Backpulse Tank pressure checked
System depressurized and opened
System soaked with cleaning agent (either 
bleach or MC1 cleaning agent) for 60 minutes
System flushed for 10 minutes
Integrity Test completed
Either Carbon Prefilter replaced or Stainless 
Steel Prefilter cleaned and reused
If External Prefilter is used, External Prefilter 
cartridge is replaced
“Post-cleaning” TMP completed
“Post-cleaning” TMP recorded on Service Tag
Batteries (2 AA) are replaced
Service Tag completed
Homeowner informed to leave cold tap on for 60 
minutes

Ground Water Application Cleaning
Procedures

WARNING!

                                       FIGURE 8

Service must be done on surface water or turbid
water applications before the T.M.P. goes higher 

than

12 psi. Failure to do so may result in premature
fouling which is not covered by warranty.

Summary of Contents for UFC 207

Page 1: ...Pages 13 to 14 H REPLACEMENT PART LIST AND PROCEDURES Pages 15 to 18 I SPECIFICATIONS Pages 19 to 20 J FAQ Pages 21 to 22 2006 V10 0 P N 23331 UFC 211 UFC 211 UFC 211 UFC 211 UFC 211 UF 211 UF 211 UF...

Page 2: ...dissertation on the principles set out above nor is it intended to be relied upon by anyone but Homespring Customer Care Consultants and Qualified Technicians Any other reliance is expressly excluded...

Page 3: ...do may result in System damage serious personal injury death and or property damage Use of non OEM parts will void the manufacturer s warranty The System is not intended for the treatment of water fro...

Page 4: ...nd Certified by NSF International against NSF ANSI 42 and 53 for Cyst Reduction Turbidity Reduction Particulate Reduction Class 1 System Tested and Certified by NSF International against NSF ANSI 42 a...

Page 5: ...even during a power failure Electricity is only required to activate the self cleaning sequences Normal Operation System Description Startup Information Sanitizing Information Setting the Controller...

Page 6: ...ect a Flush Drain Interval setting appropriate to the specific application Increase frequency of flush drain cycle if the System TMP rises too quickly Increasing the number of Flush Drain cycles per d...

Page 7: ...erform an Integrity Test to check the condition of the System membrane and perform a cleaning procedure to clean the System membrane This annual test and cleaning is mandatory as part of the 5 year li...

Page 8: ...ions in the Controller Functions section under D OPERATIONS on how to perform a Manual Flush sequence Slowly open the Mini Ball Valve to ensure there is no pressure in the System Water will flow out b...

Page 9: ...the flushing is complete open the Outlet Valve and a nearby COLD water tap to flush most of the chlorine from the System Run the tap fully open for at least 60 minutes Note Use only COLD water taps an...

Page 10: ...stall a new filter cartridge Re attach the filter housing to the head 2 2 2 2 2 Remove the drain hose and Nylon Elbow from the Drain Solenoid Valve and install a MNPT or MNPT PVC plug depending on the...

Page 11: ...eze water mix from the System into an empty container Add the remainder of the antifreeze into the Internal Prefilter cavity The fluid level in the System must be at least 2 above the bottom of the In...

Page 12: ...s If the System is on ground or well water the System must be cleaned with MC1 Cleaning Agent instead of chlorine bleach Follow the directions on the package for preparing the MC1 Cleaning Agent Never...

Page 13: ...ack cap on Air Relief Valve must be backed off by 1 5 turns from tight to allow air in and out of System Using the Controller initiate a manual flush sequence Refer to Controller Functions section und...

Page 14: ...ve Contact your Dealer to replace valve if necessary Inlet Solenoid Valve with Surface Water Option Kit Doesn t close to allow System to drain Does not open to allow flushing Check transformer is plug...

Page 15: ...may need to be washed or replaced prior to the Annual Maintenance A decrease in water pressure at the taps may indicate that the External Prefilter may need to be replaced Note For rinsing of the used...

Page 16: ...16 1 3 2 5 7 6 8 8 9 11 12 13 14 20 16 17 15 24 26 25 29 30 31 32 UFC 207 UF 207 UFC 209 UF 209 UFC 211 and UF 211 Series 18 FIGURE20 28 27 19 21 10 4 22 23...

Page 17: ...X 12 23154 System Cap Long X 13 23214 Loading O ring X X 14 23260 Kit Locking Clip with mounting screw X X 15 23159 System Base X X 16 23172 Thimble Filter X X 17 23221 Plug 1 4 NPT X X 18 23145 Serv...

Page 18: ...2 23090 External Prefilter O Ring X 3 23061 1 to Reducing Bushing X 4 23317 Inlet Solenoid Valve X 5 23054 Check Valve X 6 23137 Brass Closed Nipple X 7 23072 External Prefilter housing and head X 8...

Page 19: ...4 7 5 19 5 gal 28 4 73 7 litres 7 5 19 5 gal 28 4 73 7 litres 7 5 19 5 gal 28 4 73 7 litres S y stem effic iency 87 94 92 96 94 97 Controller voltage 24 V A C 24 V A C 24 V A C Inlet port fem ale 3 4...

Page 20: ...ter use US gallons 15 gal 56 7 litres Program 3 2 flush backpulse cycles 1 drain cycle Estimated water use US gallons 13 5 gal 51 litres Program 4 2 flush backpulse cycles 2 drain cycles Estimated wat...

Page 21: ...the Carbon Prefilter are removed as the water passes from the outside of the Prefilter to the inside 2 The prefiltered water then passes down into the System to the membrane chamber 3 In the membrane...

Page 22: ...our water This includes calcium and magnesium which contribute to your hard water and other dissolved solids like essential minerals and flouride How long does the automatic cleaning cycle take Depend...

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