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Troubleshooting Guide 37

Complaint Problem Cause Solution

Iron bleed-

through or

staining. Cont.

F. Regeneration during

service flow demand.

1. Time of day set incorrectly. 1. Reset timer.

G. Raw water bleeding

through filter.

1. Internal control valve leak. 1a. Assure all adapter base o-ring seals are

in place

1b. Replace seals, spacer and piston

assemblies.

Water leaking

from relief valve.

A. Dirt lodged under seat

of valve.

1. Pressure has exceeded rating

on relief valve and caused valve

to open

1. Check pressure on system. Adjust if

necessary. Clean or replace relief valve.

B. Faulty or defective

relief valve

1. Replace valve

Water is

effervescent

A. This can be expected

when water is aerated

under pressure.

1. Water supply has been

naturally aerated under well

system pressure. As water is

released to the atmosphere, air

molecules separate from the

water molecules.

1. This natural phenomenon will typically

dissipate to the atmosphere in a matter of

seconds. If preferred, water can be drawn and

stored in an open container prior to use (i.e.

fill a pitcher and store in the refrigerator for

cool, fresh drinking water).

Loss of pressure A. See complaint #1, problem A & B

Air spurting at

outside or non-

filtered water

fixtures.

A. Inlet check valve not

sealing.

1. Improper installation location. 1. See installation and operation manual for

proper location of inlet check valve

2. Foreign material preventing

check valve.

2. Clean or replace check valve.

3. Worn or faulty check valve. 3. Replace check valve

Air spurting from

filtered water

fixtures.

A. Reduced pressure in

distribution system.

1. Service flow demand is greater

than water supply available from

well pump system.

1. Repair or replace well pump system.

2. Water flow is restricted by

supply piping and/or water

treatment equipment.

2a. Eliminate restrictions in supply piping

to water treatment equipment such as iron

bacteria plugging the upper diffuser assembly,

etc.

2b. Install larger water treatment system to

provide less pressure drop.

Loss of media

through drain

line.

A. New filter backwashed

during first 24 hours after

installation.

1. New filter media is shipped in

a dry condition and must soak

for 24 hours to become fully

saturated before a backwash

cycle.

1. Clean drain line flow control, control valve

body, seals, spacers and piston assemblies

B. Air passing through

filter during backwash.

1. Excess air accumulated in

aeration tank from aeration

pump.

1. Bleed-off valve flow control is plugged with

foreign material - clean or replace.

2. Excess air accumulated in

filter system from water supply or

well pump.

2a. Repair well pump system.

2b. If the cause was due to temporary loss

of water main pressure; the problem will

most likely correct itself with the return of

continuous pressure.

Excessive

noise during

regeneration .

A. Howling or whistling

noise during regeneration

cycle.

1. Inadequate drain line size. 1. Increase drain line size

2. Drain line is vibrating against

other pipes, conduits, pipe

hangers, heat ducts, floor

joists,etc.

2. Insulate drain line, specifically at points of

contact with other materials.

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