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By the user on site
Programmrad
Tageszeit
Regenerations-
zeitpunkt
Regenerationsintervalle
Regenerations-
nockenrad
Aktuator
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The device is factory adjusted. The fine tuning is done by the user on site.
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Insert the main plug.
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Open the water supply to the water softening device.
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The water pressure must be at least 2 bars and a maximum of 6 bars.
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For the first 3 minutes drain the water to the sewer.
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Loose the screw of the controller’s cover and remove the front cap.
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Slowly turn the programme dial counter clockwise until the backwash section on the re-
generation dial is pushed in and the actuator is started in order to open the drain valve;
the regeneration cycles must perform the specific number of revolutions depending on the
amount pressed
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the valve will be shifted to the salt release position / slow washing.
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Check the brine inlet by listening or touching it.
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Slowly turn the programme dial counter clockwise until the actuator is released and the
drain valve is closed; the valve is now back in the service position.
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Set the time of day. In order to do this, slowly turn the programme dial counter clock-
wise (in the direction of the arrow) until the current time of day is reached. (A = 0-11, P =
12-23).
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Determine the daily demand (for example: 500 litres).
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Determine the local total hardness (example: 16 °dH).
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Determine the regeneration frequency as follows: Divide the efficiency of the total hard-
ness (e.g.: 16,000 litres of hard water divided by 16 °dH equals 1,000 litres of actual out-
put ). Then divide the actual capacity by the daily demand (example: 1,000 of actual out-
put divided by 500 litres of daily demand equals 2 regeneration cycles).
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Transfer the number of regeneration cycles to the regeneration dial. Each pressed metal
element corresponds to one day of regeneration (example: all 7 metal elements pulled
out. If the regeneration cycle is 2 days, the every second metal element is pushed in).
Programme dial
Regeneration frequency
Actuator
Regeneration dial
Time of day
Regeneration time
