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Kerrie
April 9, 2025
My water conditioner is not working right it won’t use the water in the brine tank
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Mr. Anderson
April 9, 2025
If the Culligan Mark 59 water conditioner is not using water from the brine tank, possible issues include:
1. Clogged Brine Line or Valve: Salt residue or debris can block the brine line or valve, preventing suction of brine.
2. Faulty Injector or Venturi: The injector or venturi draws brine into the system during regeneration. If it is clogged or worn, it won’t create the suction needed.
3. Air Leak in Brine Line: A loose or cracked hose or fitting can allow air in, disrupting suction.
4. Float or Brine Valve Malfunction: The float in the brine tank controls water level. If stuck or defective, it may prevent proper brine draw.
5. Control Valve Timing Issue: If the control valve is not cycling properly, it may skip the brine draw stage.
6. Blocked Drain Line: If the drain line is blocked, it can prevent proper flow and brine draw during regeneration.
7. Low Water Pressure: Insufficient pressure may affect the suction mechanism for pulling brine.
Check and clean components, ensure proper connections, and verify the regeneration cycle is functioning correctly.
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Do you have a question about the Mark 59 and is the answer not in the manual?
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My water conditioner is not working right it won’t use the water in the brine tank
If the Culligan Mark 59 water conditioner is not using water from the brine tank, possible issues include:
1. Clogged Brine Line or Valve: Salt residue or debris can block the brine line or valve, preventing suction of brine.
2. Faulty Injector or Venturi: The injector or venturi draws brine into the system during regeneration. If it is clogged or worn, it won’t create the suction needed.
3. Air Leak in Brine Line: A loose or cracked hose or fitting can allow air in, disrupting suction.
4. Float or Brine Valve Malfunction: The float in the brine tank controls water level. If stuck or defective, it may prevent proper brine draw.
5. Control Valve Timing Issue: If the control valve is not cycling properly, it may skip the brine draw stage.
6. Blocked Drain Line: If the drain line is blocked, it can prevent proper flow and brine draw during regeneration.
7. Low Water Pressure: Insufficient pressure may affect the suction mechanism for pulling brine.
Check and clean components, ensure proper connections, and verify the regeneration cycle is functioning correctly.
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