New Iron Breaker 3 installed - now crazy bubbles in water

[White Shadow]

Anyone know if there's a way to get rid of the tiny bubbles in my water now that I'm using an Iron Breaker 3? It's not a huge deal, but the water looks very cloudy until the bubbles clear out. It's even noticeable in the toilets! Is there an adjustment that can be made?

 

[Reach4]

See https://terrylove.com/forums/index....-air-injection-iron-filter.74384/#post-551972 and the other posts on the thread.

 

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[White Shadow]

Just to update....my water guy told me to lower the "draw down time" on the control panel of my Iron Breaker. I changed it from 40 minutes to 25 minutes, as per his instructions. He's telling me that should get rid of the excessive bubbles in my water.

 

[ditttohead]

It may but it probably wont. AIO designs add a lot of air to the water, this is normal.

 

[White Shadow]

It may but it probably wont. AIO designs add a lot of air to the water, this is normal.

So if it doesn't, should I go back to the longer draw down time? Am I making the unit less effective by shortening the draw down time? I'd hate to do it for no reason, especially if there are negative effects.

 

[ditttohead]

If there is no change then you should probably go back to the original time. AIO systems tend to make the water very airy/milky. The air usually dissipates quickly.