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Attaching your drain line:
Note: Do not attach the drain line to the elbow on the brine tank
it will overflow the brine tank. Running the drain line to a house drain, where your washing
machine drain line goes is an excellent choice, if this is not possible then you can drain into
multiple areas, make sure you always leave an air gap if going into a pipe. An air gap is an
open area where there is no standing water. Your drain line can be elevated up to 5 feet
over and above where it comes out of the valve and you can run it up to 100 feet away.
Always follow local codes.
Slide a 1/2" hose clamp over drain line and then slide drain line over drain hose barb.
Slide hose clamp over barb and tube and tighten the hose clamp.
Plug your power cord into a nearby outlet.
Assembly of Brine tank:
The float assembly is a safety float; it only functions if there’s a failure in the control valve.
This will insure the brine tank won’t overflow with water. The safety float does not dictate the
water level in your brine tank. Measure from the top of the air check shown as # 1, 10" to
bottom of float show as #2 in photo below, you may have to gently push the float rod
through the rubber gametes to achieve this. Cut any existing rod off.