Steveo1966
New Member
I generally keep the salt level in my Clack WS1 unit above the water level which is recommended. However, every couple years, I like to run the salt down to near empty to make sure there is no bridging and also clean out any sediment from the brine tank. Currently the water level is probably 10 inches or so above the salt level, and there may be 8 inches or so of salt. I do have my unit set to post fill the brine tank, so the water sits in there for quite a while (usually a couple weeks) between regens. My question is will this brine water still get to the same level of salt concentration/saturation (but just take longer) as compared to having the salt level above the water level?
I believe this is the main reason for keeping the salt level above the water level, or are there others?
By the way, I believe this head meters the water into the brine tank vs using a float? There is a float but it is way higher in the brine tank then the water level.
Thanks!
I believe this is the main reason for keeping the salt level above the water level, or are there others?
By the way, I believe this head meters the water into the brine tank vs using a float? There is a float but it is way higher in the brine tank then the water level.
Thanks!