Super S media tank connection may be broken?

[Mike Thompson]

We had a low flow issue in the whole house. It was not a filter problem. The bypass was plugged on our Culligan Super S.
A plumber removed the entire top assembly, cleaned the bypass and full flow was restored. He left leaving the valve in bypass.

I started to transfer the valve and water shot out on the top of the media tank.
I don't know if it's now just disconnected or broken.
I can't find a picture of the connections to the nipples on the top of the tank or the connectors on the bottom of the unit. How is it assembled/disassembled? I think the leak is on the outlet side of the tank. Thanks, Mike

 

[Reach4]

I can't find a picture of the connections to the nipples on the top of the tank or the connectors on the bottom of the unit.

Ask a friend with a camera to take a picture of where the water is coming out.

 

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[Mike Thompson]

Ask a friend with a camera to take a picture of where the water is coming out.

I will get another picture, this was taken while the assembly was off being cleaned. The leak is now at the top of the nipple on the left side of the photo.

 

[Reach4]

Nipple? I don't recognize a nipple.

 

[Mike Thompson]

I will get another picture, this was taken while the assembly was off being cleaned. The leak is now at the top of the nipple on the left side of the photo.

OK, new picture.

 

[Mike Thompson]

Thanks, the problem has been resolved. A screw was left missing after reassembly.