Table Of Contents; Introduction - water source Water Softener Operating Manual

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Water Softener Operating Manual
Contents:
1. Introduction
2. Installation Instructions
3. Settings
4. Controller Features
5. Trouble Shooting
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1. Introduction

Thank you for choosing a Water Softener meticulously produced for
you by Watersource. We take great care to ensure that you receive
this product in the same perfect condition that it left us. An extensive
testing program has been employed to guarantee the performance
and reliability that you would expect from an appliance costing many
times more.
The valve with which your water softener is fitted has been selected
to provide the best balance possible for your requirements. Please
identify your valve from the following to determine the correct set-up
procedure.
Time controlled (T.C.)
The plumbing requirements are identical for both types of softeners.
There are 4 connections to make: Inlet, Outlet, Drain and Overflow.
Inlet: This is the water supply from the mains or other source.
Outlet:
This is the treated water leaving the softener to supply the
rest of the house.
Drain:
This is the water used during regeneration which is flushed to
drain. This water will be at mains pressure and must be taken directly
to a wastepipe.
Overflow:
This is only used in the event of an over-fill of water to
the salt cabinet. This should always be taken directly through the
nearest wall to a point where it may be obvious low water pressure
below 20 psi, or a frozen drain line, is causing over-fill. A service
enquiry can be made to discuss this particular issue.
W a t e r S o f t e n e r O p e r a t i n g M a n u a l
Meter controlled (V)