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- Page 1 Installation & Operations 050-080-001 Rev 6...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Unpacking & Inspection ............2 How It Works ..............3 3. Specifications ..............4 3.1 Filtration Specifications ..............4 3.2 System Dimensions ................. 5 3.3 EasyWater Control Valve – Electrical Specifications ......5 Installation ................ 6 4.1 Pre-Installation ................6 4.2 Before You Begin Installation ............6 4.3 Installing Control Valve on Tank ............7 4.4... - Page 3 Maintenance ..............17 9.1 Recommended Maintenance ............17 9.2 Cleaning the Injector & Internal Screen.......... 17 9.3 Peroxide Wash ................19 9.4 Optional Service Wrench ............... 21 9.5 Control Valve Exploded View ............22 9.6 Stack Assembly/Piston Service ............23 10. Troubleshooting ..............26 11. Limited Warranty ..............28 050-080-001 Rev 6...
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Page 4: Unpacking & Inspection
Also note any damage to the shipping carton. Contact the transportation company for all damages and loss claims. EasyWater is not responsible for damages in transit. 1 x IronShield Control Valve 1 x IronShield GX7 Media Tank 1 x Owners Packet containing the following;... -
Page 5: How It Works
2. How It Works Congratulations on the purchase of your new EasyWater IronShield GX7. As with every EasyWater product, we are confident that you will be completely satisfied with your purchase. EasyWater is dedicated to providing the healthiest and most eco-friendly products to our customers. -
Page 6: Specifications
16” x 65” *Combined Iron, H2S, Manganese and Tannins not to exceed 20 ppm, or contact your EasyWater Consultant for treatment options; pH must be a minimum of 7.0 for iron or manganese removal. Pre-treatment is required if bacterial iron or sulfur-reducing bacteria is present. Contact your EasyWater Consultant or Authorized Dealer for pretreatment options. -
Page 7: System Dimensions
Filters Filters 10” 13” 16” 57” 57” 65” 64.5” 64.5” 72.5” Depth 16” 16” 16” 3.3 EasyWater Control Valve – Electrical Specifications Supply Voltage: 100VAC to 120VAC Supply Frequency: 50/60 Hz Output Voltage: 15VDC Output Current: 500 mA 050-080-001 Rev 6... -
Page 8: Installation
4. Installation 4.1 Pre-Installation 1) Install according to applicable codes in your area. For installation questions or assistance call your EasyWater consultant or Authorized Dealer. 2) Remove all contents from packaging. Identify all components are present (See Pg 2, Fig 1). Not included are fittings and piping for plumbing to 1”... -
Page 9: Installing Control Valve On Tank
4) Ensuring the male end of the down-tube that comes up from the center of the media tank slides into the bottom female opening directly in the center of the Control Valve, screw the valve onto the tank and hand tighten snug. Note: If the down-tube has risen during shipping and is protruding 1”... -
Page 10: Plumbing Connections
4.4 Plumbing Connections 1) Connect the Red-Handled Bypass directly to the Control Valve. By-pass Air Draw Drain Valve 2) Note the inlet/outlet of the system as indicated by the raised black arrows on the Control Valve. Water will not flow through the IronShield if plumbed backwards. -
Page 11: Drain
2) Secure the drain line well so that the pressure from backwash will not dislodge the drain line. If the drain line is not secured, water will leak out of the equipment during regeneration at high pressure. EasyWater is not responsible for any damage associated with such leaks. -
Page 12: System Startup
5. System Startup 1) Turn the Inlet side on the Red-Handled Bypass to the Diagnostic Mode (leave the outlet closed for now) (See ‘Diagnostic Mode’ pg 13, Fig 3). Slowly open the home's main shutoff valve (only partially at this time) and allow the filter to fill. - Page 13 6) Check for leaks during each of the regeneration stages. Address any leaks. 7) After verifying that there are no leaks, initiate a second regeneration. Allow filter to complete the full regeneration sequence. 8) Once the regeneration is complete, the water will now be treated. 9) Open the outlet on the Red Handled Bypass (See ‘Normal Operation’...
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Page 14: Bypass Configuration
6. Bypass Configuration 1) Normal Operation Position: The inlet and outlet handles point in the direction of flow indicated by the engraved arrows on the Control Valve. Water flows through the Control Valve during normal operation and this position also allows the Control Valve to isolate the media bed during the regeneration cycle. - Page 15 IMPORTANT: In the event of a system leak, place system into bypass. (See ‘Bypass Operation’ pg 12, Fig 2) 050-080-001 Rev 6...
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Page 16: Sequence Of Installation
Give as much room as possible between the systems to allow for each treatment phase to take effect before entering the next phase. Contact your EasyWater Consultant or Authorized Dealer for more information on these types of installations. 050-080-001 Rev 6... -
Page 17: System Programming
8. System Programming 8.1 Programming Regeneration Time & Frequency 1) To access the Regeneration settings below, press and hold the ‘NEXT’ and ‘UP’ buttons simultaneously for 3 seconds. 2) Use the ‘UP’ and ‘DOWN’ buttons to change the settings as needed. 3) Press and release the ‘NEXT’... -
Page 18: Programming Settings - Gx7 1000-3000 Models
8.2 Programming Settings - GX7 1000-3000 Models Note: Equipment arrives pre-programed and only requires Time of Day to be set before operation (See Pg 10, Section 5.4 to set time of day). 1) To access the basic Programming settings below, press and hold the ‘NEXT’... -
Page 19: Maintenance
9. Maintenance IMPORTANT: Always disconnect the power before servicing equipment. 9.1 Recommended Maintenance 0-2 ppm 2-4 ppm 5+ ppm Peroxide Wash Every 12 Months Every 6 Months Every 3 Months Clean Screen Every 12 Months Every 6 Months Every 6 Months *May vary due to water usage. - Page 20 3) Allow the first stage of the regeneration cycle to run, allowing water to drain, for approximately 1 minute. 4) After the first stage of the regeneration cycle has run for approximately 1 minute, use the REGEN button on the Control Valve to manually advance the Control Valve through each step of the regeneration sequence.
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Page 21: Peroxide Wash
6) Clean the Internal Screen and Injector • Soak the Internal Screen and Injector in Iron Out or a peroxide solution before cleaning with a wire brush or old toothbrush. The Internal Screen has slits that are angled and each needs to be clean and free of debris. - Page 22 1) System must be in Normal Operation and not in Bypass Operation (See ‘Normal Operation’ pg 12, Fig 1). 2) Remove the air draw screen (See image below) from the air draw port and insert your 2 foot piece of 1/4” tubing directly into the air draw port on the valve.
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Page 23: Optional Service Wrench
[Part: 080-043-001] Page 24 WS1 & WS1.25 Drawings and Service Manual Although no tools are required to service the EasyWater IronShield GX7 WS1 Service Spanner Wrench Control Valve, the tool shown below may be purchased to aid in assembly, (Order No. V3193-02) disassembly and service. -
Page 24: Control Valve Exploded View
9.5 Control Valve Exploded View Drawing No. Part No. Description Quantity RPL-A-1109 Stack Assembly A-1108 Drive Cap Assembly RPL-005-002 Back Plate A-1110 Piston A-1111 Regenerant Piston A-1125 O-ring 228 080-092-001 O-ring 337 050-080-001 Rev 6... -
Page 25: Stack Assembly/Piston Service
9.6 Stack Assembly/Piston Service Coin Cell Lithium Battery (3 volt type 2032) Drive bracket modular design allows easy access to components Coin Cell Lithium Battery back-up with 8-hour power carry over Motor Power Meter 1) Removing the Drive Bracket Finger Finger a. - Page 26 b. Flathead Screwdriver Instructions Only: Have a towel handy for this step. Water may leak out momentarily. The Drive Cap Assembly is threaded into the control Valve Body and seals with Fig 1 an O-ring. To remove the Drive Cap Assembly use the Valve Wrench (Purchased Separately) or insert a ¼”...
- Page 27 4) Regenerant Piston Removal a. Regenerant Piston is easily removed from the snap lock horseshoe connection. 5) Main piston a. Main piston is attached to piston rod with a snap-off connection. b. Rotate white gear to expose piston. c. Put a slight side pressure on middle of the piston to be able to snap off piston.
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Page 28: Troubleshooting
10. Troubleshooting Problem / Codes Possible Cause Solution 101 – Unable to recognize start a. Control valve has just been a. Press and hold ‘NEXT’ and ‘REGEN’ of regeneration serviced buttons for 3-5 seconds. b. Foreign matter is lodged in b. - Page 29 Problem / Codes Possible Cause Solution Media fines coming through Inadequate Media Soak / Startup Flushing Media out of plumbing Lines: and into faucet aerator(s), 1. Shut the home’s main cold water shower head(s), Tub(s) etc. line off. 2. Remove any aerator(s) or shower head(s) from all faucet(s) and shower(s) where media has clogged or is visibly coming through and into...
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Page 30: Limited Warranty
Authorized Dealer. If you are unable to contact your EasyWater Consultant or Authorized Dealer, contact EasyWater, Inc. at (888) 766-7258 or via email at contact@easywater.com. We will repair or replace the part at no cost if our repair department determines it to be defective under the terms of the warranty. - Page 31 The Easy Solution for Water Problems (888) 766-7258 | easywater.com 050-080-001 Rev 6...