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Clack WS1 Install instructions - Discount Water Softeners

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2. Set your bypass in bypass mode and slowly turn on the main water valve to your<br />

home until all pipes are pressurized. Now open the bypass valve SLOWLY. You do<br />

not want to be surprised by leaks. Let the resin tank fill completely, then open the<br />

bypass valves the rest of the way. CAUTION: If opened too rapidly or too far, resin<br />

may be lost out of the tank into the valve or the plumbing. In the 1/4 open position,<br />

you should hear air slowly escaping from the valve drain line.<br />

3. Plug the power supply transformer into a socket that is not controlled by a switch<br />

or timer.<br />

IMPORTANT NOTES BEFORE PROGRAMMING:<br />

Make sure you know your system capacity and program it (refer to your mfg.<br />

manual here) for 90% of your total capacity for reserve water in case you have<br />

excessive water uses from time to time. Ex: 32,000 grains 90% = Approx 29,000<br />

grains capacity.<br />

Once you program in the system capacity the control will divide your total available<br />

capacity by your grains per gallon of hardness to get your gallons of water.<br />

Ex: 32,000 grain unit x .90 equals 29,000 available grains per cycle. If you divide<br />

that by your grains per gallon in hardness say it’s 20 gpg. You will have approx.<br />

1450 gallons of water between regenerations.<br />

4. Program your water softener by also setting the time of day and hardness. Here<br />

is also where you will need to refer your manufacturers owner's manual for your<br />

particular water softener settings and programming. Your only changes should be<br />

on the capacity, hardness, time of day and salt setting (if desired).<br />

5. Once your softener is programmed advance your controller to manual<br />

regeneration. The regeneration process can take about 90 minutes.<br />

6. Check for any leaks during this initial regeneration. Also make sure that there is<br />

water being drawn from the salt tank during brine draw and water back in the salt<br />

tank after the regeneration is complete.<br />

7. After the initial regeneration it is always a good idea to put your water softener<br />

into a second manual regeneration to ensure that the salt has dissolved making a full<br />

brine solution. Space out any manual regenerations by at least 4 hours for proper<br />

brine creation.<br />

8. Your softener should now be providing you with softened water.

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