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Water Softener
Model M20
Model M27
Model M30
Model M34
How to install, operate
and maintain your Demand
Controlled Water Softener
Do not return water softener to store
If you have any questions or concerns when
installing, operating or maintaining your
water softener, call our toll free number:
1-888-64 WATER
(1-888-649-2837)
Monday- Friday, 8 AM - 7 PM EST
or visit www.systemsaver.com
When you call, please be prepared to provide
the model and serial number of your product,
found on the rating decal, located on the rim
below the salt lid hinges.
Systems tested and certified by NSF International
against NSF/ANSI Standard 44
for hardness reduction and efficiency.
For best results use Morton
System Saver
II Pellets in your water softener.
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7331436 (Rev. A 12/14/11)
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What causes my soft water to taste like salt?
If the Morton System Saver M20 soft water tastes like salt, it could be due to improper regeneration, excessive salt dosage, or a malfunction in the softener’s settings. Possible causes include:
1. Improper Regeneration Cycle – If the system does not flush out excess salt properly during regeneration, salty water may remain in the system.
2. Excessive Salt Dose – If too much salt is added or the softener is set to a higher-than-necessary salt dose, it may leave residual salt in the water.
3. Drainage Issues – A blockage or restriction in the drain hose may prevent proper flushing of the brine solution.
4. Malfunctioning Control Valve – If the valve does not function correctly, it may allow excess brine into the water supply.
5. Incorrect Programming – Settings should be checked to ensure they match the household’s water hardness and consumption.
To fix the issue, check the regeneration settings, ensure proper drainage, inspect the control valve, and verify that the salt dosage is appropriate.
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