Emergency Response; Troubleshooting - Ispring WHOLE HOUSE WF150K Installation Instructions & User Manual

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If the equipment fails or experiences other exceptional circumstances, the inlet and outlet valves
can be closed (the bypass valve is open), and the municipal water supply can be used directly.
After removal, open the water inlet and outlet valves of the device.
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During regular use of the bypass, do not pull out the clamp. The pressure must be released before
the clamp is removed.
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If the equipment fails or experiences other exceptional circumstances, the inlet and outlet valves
can be closed (bypass position), and the municipal water supply can be used directly. Reopen the
system's water inlet and outlet valves once the emergency is fixed.
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If water consumption increases significantly (compared to normal usage) or the quality of raw
water decreases, the number of regenerations should be increased
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During the process of system regeneration, if the system experiences a power loss, more than one
discharge may occur, resulting in the waste of water resources.
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In case of power failure, readjust the current time and regeneration start time according to the
manual after the power supply is restored.
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When the water supply in a residential area is shut down, the main water main valve should be
closed immediately. The municipal water supply may cause negative pressure on the household
pipeline and damage the equipment.
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ISSUE
Unit fails to initiate a
regeneration cycle
Low water pressure
Control valve without
display
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Emergency Response

Troubleshooting

POSSIBLE CAUSE
No power supply
Power failure
Iron or scale builds up in line
feeding unit
Iron builds up inside the valve or
tank
Inlet of control plugged due to
foreign material
Power failure, the power adapter is
not plugged in
Power off while regeneration
Control valve failure
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accordingly.
POSSIBLE SOLUTION
Check electrical service, fuse,
etc.
Reset time.
Clean pipes or add WDS series
or ED2000 before the system.
Increase regeneration
frequency.
Remove the piston and clean the
control valve.
Check the power supply to
ensure a regular or restored
power supply.
Turn the bypass valve to the
bypass position or close the
control valve.
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