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Clean Water Made Easy www.cleanwaterstore.com Fleck 7000 Sediment Filter Installation & Start-Up Guide Thank you for purchasing a Clean Water System! With proper installation and a little routine maintenance your system will be providing neutral pH water for many years.
Does NOT remove sediment ........................... 15 What to Do If Your Filter Tank Does Not Sit Level on the Floor ..............16 How to Remove the Red Clips from Fleck 7000 Control Valves without Breaking Them ....... 16 Page 2 www.cleanwaterstore.com...
1.5 cubic foot of Chemsorb media Sediment Filter 2.0 cubic foot size Quantity 1 Fleck 7000 Backwash control Valve with Bypass Assembly and Pipe connector kit (1” or ¾”)* Quantity 1 12” x 52” filter tank with distributor tube Blue media funnel for adding the Chemsorb media 2.0 cubic foot of Chemsorb media...
1. See typical installation (see Fig 2). The Sediment Filter is installed after the pressure tank. 2. Make sure to follow to connect the in pipe to the Fleck 7000 inlet and the outlet to the outlet (see Fig 2). As you face the Fleck 7000 control from the front, the water enters on the right and exits on the left.
Fleck 7000 Sediment Filter Installation & Startup Guide How Your Sediment Filter Works See Fig 1. In your Sediment Filter the water enters the top of the tank and flows down through the media and up the distributor tube. The downflow type Sediment Filter removes sediment and can be backwashed, which cleans and re-classifies the Sediment, preventing channeling.
Fleck 7000 Sediment Filter Installation & Startup Guide Fig 3 : Fleck 7000 from the rear showing the inlet and outlet end-connector fittings 1” or 1-1/4” NPT in Noryl plastic. Brass end-connectors are also available for connecting to copper tubing.
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Assembly and Installation Instructions 1. Unscrew by hand the entire Fleck 7000 control valve from top of tank if it was shipped screwed on. Place distributor tube in tank if not already inside tank. If not already done, make sure blue cap is on top of distributor tube, or wrap the top of distributor tube with electrical or duct tape.
(#3). 9. Note that the Fleck 7000 is usually shipped in the bypass position. There is a bypass valve knob on both the inlet and the outlet (Fig 3 #1). You can easily tell if it is in bypass because the two holes on the bypass knob will be in the vertical position.
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11. Now install your water pipes to the Fleck 7000 bypass end connectors. Make sure inlet is installed to the 'In" pipe connector on the bypass valve and outlet is on the “Out” connector. Note: Arrows on bypass valve should be visible from the top of the bypass valve.
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Inlet Side of the bypass valve. Second slowly open the Outlet Side of the bypass until it is in the full service position. The Fleck 7000 bypass valve knobs are a little stiff, so you can use a screw driver placed in the holes to turn the knobs.
Fleck 7000 Metered Flow Sensor Filter System Programming Guide There are This is for Fleck 7000 backwash filters that have are equipped with the optional built-in flow sensor only. two types of programming, standard USER PROGRAMMING, where you can set the time of day and gallons of water used and/or days between backwashes.
2. Valve Type (Display code VT): Set to DF2b. This means it is set for standard Down-flow mode, similar to a water softener so we can take advantage of the flow meter in this Fleck 7000 5-cycle valve, but we won’t be using all the 5 cycles that the water softeners use. Press the Extra Cycle button to go to the next step.
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Fleck 7000 Sediment Filter Installation & Startup Guide 5. Feed water Hardness (Display Code H): Set to 10 to 20. This is the feed water hardness that allows the meter to calculate the number of gallons between backwashes. It is a little meaningless for filter valves, and is designed for water softeners which remove calcium hardness in grains per gallons.
Sediment Filter. You can verify the backwash flow rate by running the drain line into a bucket and timing it when the Fleck 7000 is in Cycle 1 or backwash. A 1.0 or 1.5 cubic foot system should have 7 gallons per minute and a 2.5 cubic foot system should have 10 gallons per minute of backwash at a...
Step 1: Turn off water to the Fleck 7000 and relieve the water pressure by opening up a faucet in the house. You can also put the Fleck 7000 on bypass, by turning the bypass valves to bypass. Either way, the 7000 control valve must be depressurized before removing the red clips.
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