Erik R. Quackenbush
New Member
I purchased a MicroTurb sand filter several years back, and it came with a Fleck 5810 valve. We recently had a power outage, and when the power came back on, the valve went into a permanent backwash state until it emptied our well. I couldn't get it to stop, so I switched to bypass and unplugged the unit while I ordered new parts for what I assumed was a broken piston, since that's the common problem.
Replaced the piston yesterday, and plugged it back in. Now it appears the unit has lost its master programming, and I'm wondering if that was in fact the original problem from the power outage. Either way, I need to reprogram it. I know how to get to the settings, but I have no idea how to set it up since everything I can find is related to setup with a water softener, not a sand-media turbidity filter.
Anyone got any ideas? I'm going to call the company I ordered it from, but not sure if they're going to be of help.
Replaced the piston yesterday, and plugged it back in. Now it appears the unit has lost its master programming, and I'm wondering if that was in fact the original problem from the power outage. Either way, I need to reprogram it. I know how to get to the settings, but I have no idea how to set it up since everything I can find is related to setup with a water softener, not a sand-media turbidity filter.
Anyone got any ideas? I'm going to call the company I ordered it from, but not sure if they're going to be of help.