Pro-OX 7800 Installation & Startup Guide
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Programming Instructions
12.
Plug in your 7800 control valve to an outlet
13.
From the display screen, press and hold the settings button for three seconds to access the
programming menu.
14.
Set Time of Day
– Use the up and down arrows to select the proper value. Once the proper
value is set, press the Settings button (Enter) to proceed to the next setting. Hitting the Manual
Regen button at any time will take you out of the programming and back to the main menu
15.
Set Year -
Use the up and down arrows to select the proper value. Once the proper value is set,
press the Settings button (Enter) to proceed to the next setting
16.
Set Month -
Use the up and down arrows to select the proper value. Once the proper value is
set, press the Settings button (Enter) to proceed to the next setting
17.
Set Day -
Use the up and down arrows to select the proper value. Once the proper value is set,
press the Settings button (Enter) to proceed to the next setting
18.
Set Regen Days
- Set the number of days between backwashes, typically for every 3 days for
moderate to heavy iron. If the iron level is low and water usage is light you can try setting it for
every 4 days, but a setting of every 3 days is recommended by the manufacturer. If your iron is
very high (over 4.0 ppm) and you use a lot of water you can set it to every night. Frequent
backwashing prolongs the life of the media by several years.
19.
Gallons On/Off
– Select Off to program it to be used as an Iron Filter
20.
Regen Time
- Set the time of the night that you want the Birm filter to backwash. The default
time is 2:00 am. Adjust the time by pushing the up or down arrow if you want.
21.
Programming Complete
– If you need to go back and change anything, simply press and hold
the Settings button to go through the programming menu again.
Starting The Initial Backwash
22.
Now you are ready to turn on the water. Turn on the water and leave the Birm filter on bypass
and check for leaks. Leave the ball valve after the Birm filter closed, so water is still off to the
house, but connect a garden hose and open up the hose bib after the Birm filter and allow the
water to run for several minutes. This important step clears out any foreign material that may
be in pipes from the installation. If you do not have a valve and hose bib installed after the Birm
filter, you will need to turn the water on inside the house to let the water run. Use a bathtub or
laundry sink or other fixture that does not have an aerator screen.
