8. Remove used cartridge(s) / media and clean or discard. Rinse out housing and
fill about 1/3 full of water. Add about 2 to 3 tablespoons of bleach and scrub
thoroughly with brush or sponge. Rinse thoroughly.
9. Remove O-ring/Gasket from housing and wipe groove and O-ring/Gasket clean.
L u b r i c a t e O-ring/Gasket with a coating of clean food grade silicone grease. Place
O -ring /Gasket back in place and press O-ring down into groove with two fingers
(or place gasket on rim of sump (housing).
NOTE:
This step is important to ensure proper seals. Make sure O-ring is seated level
in the groove (or gasket is on rim of sump (h o u s i ng). CAUTION: If O-ring/ G a s k e t
appears damaged or crimped it should be replaced at this time, contact your distributor
for replacement parts.
10. Insert the new cartridge(s) into the sump (housing) making sure that it slips
down into the housing.
11. Screw the sump (housing) onto the cap and hand tighten
(DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN )
.
12. Turn on the water supply slowly to allow system to fill with water (check for leaks).
13. Depress the pressure release button to release trapped air from filter.
14. Restart system
TWT DEPOSIT CONTROL TECHNOLOGY
Performance Check . . .
1. After placing the transformer into the 110V wall outlet, check the following:
• Power On light will be on.
• Coil Energized lights will be on.
2.If the pipe solenoid is incorrectly connected, disconnected, or this circuit becomes
open, the Triangular Wave Control Unit will indicate f a i l u re a s follows:
• Power On light will be on.
• Coil Energized lights will be off.
3. To test the connection, unscrew one of the pipe solenoid connections (wire led) and
remove the wire. Observe that the fault is correctly indicated. Replace the wire and
tighten the connection. The Triangular Wave System should indicate normal operation.
Your new Triangular Wave Deposit Control System is now in service.
Performance Guide . . .
The Triangular Wave Deposit Control System treats all incoming water as it passes the coil
and alters the characteristics of the calcium so that it does not stick and form hard scale.
It is important to remember that the calcium is still in the water and will be visible in
appliances that are not subject to free flowing water.
Your Electronic Deposit Control System Will:
1. Prevent further hard scale build-up.
2. Remove the existing scale that is inside your water system.
3.Soften the existing hard scale in plumbing lines, around taps, basins, and toilets, etc.
4. Make the water feel silkier.
5. Reduce the harsh effects of hard water on equipment, skin and clothes.
How will you know the system is working?
The amount of time required before you experience the effects of the system varies f r o m
facility to facility, depending on the amount of water used. Generally, signs of aggres-
sive descaling are seen within 1 to 2 weeks. Note: The system may initially seem t o
become “less effective” at times. This is due to the removal of the existing scale which
is brought back into solution, which will briefly create the effect of increased hardness.
Once the scale has been removed from the system being treated, the full effectiveness of
the deposit control system will return.
FLOW METER
Operation:
DISPLAY
button: When the meter is off, press the
DISPLAY
button to display the
total accumulated gallons for the system. Press
DISPLAY
again, the meter will display
the remaining gallons of each cartridge. (flash “1” twice, then the
remaining gallons of the first cartridge will display. Next it will flash
"2" twice and display the remaining gallons for the second car-
tridge...up to the third cartridge).
Alarm:
When the capacity remaining reaches 0 for any cartridge, the meter
will alarm to notify user to change the cartridge. (alarm only func-
tions when there is water flowing through the meter or if the
DIS-
PLAY
button is pressed). Press
RESET
to release the alarm and
reset the cartridge setting after replacing the cartridge.
Low Battery Power Alarm:
When the battery power is lower than the normal working level, the
audible alarm will beep twice to notify you that it is time to change
the battery. The data will be kept in memory when the battery power
has run out or if the batteries are removed during replacement.
Reset:
Depress
RESET
for 6 seconds to reset accumulated gallons to 0 and the capacity of
each cartridge to it’s last programmed capacity setting.
Installing Batteries (3V DC):
Slide of the cover of the battery compartment and install 2 AAA
batteries. Follow the instructions on the terminal for the correct
installation of the positive and negative side of the battery.
Replace the battery compartment cover.
Setting Capacity for each Cartridge:
Press and hold the
DISPLAY
button, then with a small pointed object press the
RESET
button and release both of the buttons simultaneously. The meter will go into
programming mode. The right digit will flash
“1” twice and the current capacity setting for
cartridge one. You can set capacity for the first
cartridge now.
Setting Capacity:
Press
DISPLAY
button to choose the capacity. The sequence is 0–100–200– 300–
19800–OFF. Choose the number gallons that relates to the capacity or change frequency
you desire for your cartridge. Then press the
RESET
button to save the setting. Next, the
second right digit will flash “2” twice and the
current capacity setting for cartridge number 2.
Following the above procedure for programming
up to 3 separate cartridges.
Battery Conservation:
To conserve battery power, the meter will be automatically off when there is no water
flowing through the sensor for 10 seconds. Meter will automatically turn on when there is
any water flowing through the sensor.
Current
Source
Wire
Leeds
Reaction Chamber
Schematic rendering of deposit controller hookup with reaction chambers
Display
Reset
Capacity settings, with flow registered in gallons per minute.
Highly accurate to 7% of setting. Flow rate indicated from
0.33 to 2.0 GPM. Audible alarm sounds to indicate when
cartridge replacement is necessar y. Two AAA batteries are
included. Low battery alarm, with batteries used only when
water is flowing.
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