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Potassium is very prone to bricking solid, especially around the float assembly. Make sure there is no build up around the intake at the bottom of the float assembly.

A broken piston is most certainly from water hammer. To prevent pistons from breaking in the future it may be necessary to install an expansion tank. Tech stuff.... Buy a new piston. 3 pieces total ( 1.Main valve with seal, 2. main valve seat with seal, and 3. quad ring 110 that the piston...

There are only 2 balls per unit. Originally the color was white. In the mid '90's Kinetico changed them to blue to easier find them after dropping them in a salt tank full of white salt. Go figure. you can use either color, or one of each. Blue on the right, or on the left. 2 white, or 2 blue...

Looks like E is your current setting. Model K30 uses settings A-D. To reset up to higher setting replacement of the entire Salt Adjuster Tube is necessary. A local dealer will be able to sell you the part. To find a local dealer to to www.kinetico.com enter your zip code

Kinetico Model 60: Problem: Salty water Check Brine Draw assembly (in salt tank) top of float cup should be raised to the first line leaving about 3/8 inch gap between Salt Adjuster Tube which should be cut between D and J http://www.bluefountainwater.com/Step_4-1.jpg Is there a pre-filter...