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1. Residual
still above
0.6, and the feed
control
knob
at 1 or 2--
Use less chlorine
in the mixture
For example,
use 1 gallon
of bleach
for each
2
gallons
of water
instead
of 1 to 1
2. Residual
still
below
0,2, and the feed
control
knob at6or7--
Use more chlorine
in the mixture
For example,
use 2 gallons
of bleach
for each
gallon
of water
instead
of 1 to 1
WAClD
WATER
TREATMENT
--
Remove
the reser-
voir (tank) cover
and fill the tank with 8 gallons
of
WARM
water.
Pour in 80 oz. (10 oz
per gallon
of
water)
of Sears
Neutralizing
Compound,
Stock No.
42-34475.
Stir until the compound
is completely
dis-
solved,
1. Plug the pump
power cord in and open a nearby
faucet
to start the well pump,
The solution
pump
starts to run with the well pump.
2. Turn the feed control knob (FIG, 10) to No_ 7_
3. Turn
the relief-release
valve
(clockwise
only
FIG
11) to the open position,
Solution
is pumped
through
the suction tubing,
into the pump head, then
returned
to the tank (takes 3-5 minutes).
4. When you see solution
returning
to the tank (look
through
fill hole), close the relief-release
valve turning
clockwise
only. The pump head is primed
and will
begin to pump
solution
out the discharge.
Replace
the tank cover,,
5. When the discharge
tubing
is filled with solution,
turn the feed control
knob to No. 4 and close the
faucet,
opened
in Step 1_
6. After
24 hours,
check
the pH level
as follows.
Adjust
the feed
control
knob
and/or
the solution
strength
as needed.
HOW
TO
CHECK
THE
pH
LEVEL
(FEEDING
NEUTRALIZER
COMPOUND)
-- The pH level of
acid water is below
7,0 on a scale of 1 to 14, From
7,0 and above, the water is neutral,
When feeding
neutralizer,
it is best to keep the pH level between
7.0and80
Atestkitisincluded
with yoursolution
dispensing
system
to
make
this
check.
After
installing
the system
and feeding
solution
for 24
hours,
use the test kit as follows.
1. Opena
nearby
faucet
to start the well pump and
the solution
pump
2. Follow
the guides
with the kit to test the water
from
the opened
faucet
3. If the pH level is below7
0, turnthe
feed control
knob
(FIG
10) upward
slightly
and check
again in
24 hours
If the pHchecksabove80,
turnthefeed
control
knob
downward
slightly
and check
again
in 24 hours
Do this each day until
thepHstays
between
7.0 and 8 0 Then
check
every few days
NOTE:
The
neutralizer
compound
to water
mix-
ture ratio (10 oz. compound
per gallon
of water)
is
average
You may not be able to maintaina70to
80 pH, even with the lowest
or highest
feed rate
settings
If so, do the following
1.pHabove80,
and the feed control
knob at 1 or2
-- Use less neutralizer
compound
in the mixture.
For example,
mix 5 oz, of neutralizer
compound
in
each gallon
of water
2. pH below7
0, andthefeedcontrolknobat6or7
-- Use more neutralizer
compound
in the mixture,
For example,
mix 15 ez, of neutralizer
compound
in each gallon
of water_
WTREATMENT
OF ACID WATER THAT ALSO
HAS
IRON
BACTERIA,
HYDROGEN
SULFIDE,
OR
HIGH
AMOUNTS
OF IRON --
Begin by filling the
tank with 8 gallons of WARM
water, Pour in 80 oz
(10 ozo per gallon
of water)
of Sears
Neutralizer
Compound,
Stock No, 42-34475,
Stir until the com-
pound
is completely
dissolved.
Add
2 gallons
of
5.25%
common
household
bleach
(Purex,
Clorox,
Hilex, etc ),,
ACAUTION:
ALWAYS
MIX THE WATER,
NEUTRAL-
IZER
AND
BLEACH
IN THE
SAME
ORDER
AS
ABOVE
1. Plug the pump power cord in and open a nearby
faucet
to start
the well
pump
The solution
pump
starts to run with the well pump.
2. Turn
the feed
control
knob
(FIG.
10) to No. 7
-continued-
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