Blanco
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Hello,
I bought a house within the past week that had a water softener newly installed as part of the settlement. Unfortunately, I've been unable to get a hold of the installer and am hesitant to keep waiting. What I'm trying to figure out is whether I can assume it's programmed correctly and make sure I do what I need to do to make it work correctly.
It is a Clack WS-1 30,000 grain system. It has a very large brine tank next to it as well. When I moved in the brine tank only had clear water with no salt in it. I've put salt in to almost the water line which was 80 lbs. From a manual I've found online I believe I need to add a little more to get it over the water line. There is a meter that appears to be counting downward the gallons remaining, currently at ~1400 gallons.
Should I add more salt to get it over the line and push the regen button? Should I wait until the countdown reaches zero and let the machine do it itself? Or should I somehow put the breaks and get a company out here to check it out? I don't want to attempt to program the machine.
Thanks in advance.
I bought a house within the past week that had a water softener newly installed as part of the settlement. Unfortunately, I've been unable to get a hold of the installer and am hesitant to keep waiting. What I'm trying to figure out is whether I can assume it's programmed correctly and make sure I do what I need to do to make it work correctly.
It is a Clack WS-1 30,000 grain system. It has a very large brine tank next to it as well. When I moved in the brine tank only had clear water with no salt in it. I've put salt in to almost the water line which was 80 lbs. From a manual I've found online I believe I need to add a little more to get it over the water line. There is a meter that appears to be counting downward the gallons remaining, currently at ~1400 gallons.
Should I add more salt to get it over the line and push the regen button? Should I wait until the countdown reaches zero and let the machine do it itself? Or should I somehow put the breaks and get a company out here to check it out? I don't want to attempt to program the machine.
Thanks in advance.