What to do if the Check Salt Light is on for Aerus Water Dispenser?
If the Check Salt Light is displayed on the valve control, or the brine tank empty icon appears on the remote monitor of your Aerus Water Dispenser, it indicates no regenerant draw or insufficient regenerant was detected during regeneration. Ensure salt/regenerant is available, check for regenerant draw, and inspect the regenerant line for leaks.
Why is my Aerus Origins WC400 leaking hard water after regeneration?
Hard water leakage after regeneration in your Aerus Water Dispenser can occur due to several reasons: * Improper regeneration: Repeat regeneration after ensuring the correct regenerant dosage was set. * Leaking of external bypass valve: Replace the bypass valve. * Damaged O-ring around the riser pipe: Replace the O-ring. * System capacity too low: Reset the control and program the resin volume to the correct setting.
How to fix an Aerus Origins WC400 Water Dispenser that won't draw regenerant?
If your Aerus Water Dispenser control will not draw regenerant, consider the following potential causes and solutions: 1. Low water pressure: Make the correct setting according to instructions. 2. Restricted drain line: Remove the restriction. 3. Injector plugged: Clean injector and screen. 4. Injector defective: Replace injector and cap. 5. Valve disc 2 and/or 3 not closed: Remove foreign matter from disc and check disc for closing by pushing in on stem. Replace if needed. 6. Air check valve prematurely closed: Put control momentarily into brine refill. Replace or repair air check if needed.
What causes an Aerus Origins WC400 Water Dispenser to run out of conditioned water too quickly?
Running out of conditioned water between regenerations with your Aerus Water Dispenser may be due to: * Improper regeneration: Repeat regeneration. * Incorrect resin volume setting: Reset control and program resin volume to the correct setting.
Why is my Aerus Origins WC400 Water Dispenser's regenerant tank overflowing?
A regenerant tank overflow in your Aerus Water Dispenser can be caused by: * Uncontrolled refill flow rate: Remove the refill flow control to clean the ball and seat. * Air leak in the regenerant line to air check: Check all connections in the regenerant line for leaks. * Drain control clogged with resin or other debris: Clean the drain control.
Why is my Aerus Origins WC400 Water Dispenser dripping water after regeneration?
If you notice flowing or dripping water at the drain or regenerant line after regeneration in your Aerus Water Dispenser, it could be because: * Valve stem return spring is weak: Replace the spring. * Debris is preventing the valve disc from closing: Remove the debris.
How to reset regeneration time on Aerus Origins WC400 Water Dispenser?
If your Aerus Water Dispenser control regenerates at the wrong time of day, it indicates that the control is set incorrectly. Correct the time setting according to the instructions.
Why is there no conditioned water from my Aerus Origins WC400 Water Dispenser after regeneration?
If there is no conditioned water after regeneration from your Aerus Water Dispenser, it might be due to: * No regenerant in the regenerant tank: Add regenerant to the regenerant tank. * Injector plugged: Clean injector and screen.
What causes intermittent regenerant draw in Aerus Origins WC400 Water Dispenser?
Intermittent or irregular regenerant draw in your Aerus Water Dispenser can be caused by: * Low water pressure: Set pump to maintain 20 psi at conditioner. * Defective injector: Replace injector.
Why does my Aerus Origins WC400 Water Dispenser backwash at the wrong rate?
If your Aerus Water Dispenser backwashes or purges at an excessively low or high rate, it might be due to: * Incorrect drain controller used: Replace with correct size control. * Foreign matter affecting valve operation: Remove drain controller and clean ball and seat.
Explains icons used in the manual for warnings and hints.
Covers warnings on weight, dry location use, component handling, and proper installation practices.
Details environmental factors like moisture, sunlight, and temperature for outdoor installations.
Reinforces safety for lifting the unit, emphasizing the need for assistance and proper technique.
Lists and illustrates the components of the resin tank assembly.
Lists and illustrates the components of the brine tank assembly.
Provides detailed diagrams with measurements for the water conditioning system components.
Illustrates the cold water lines in a typical basement before system installation.
Shows the flow of softened water through the system and to various fixtures.
Covers inspection and warnings for media tank handling and assembly, including particle risks.
Details the steps for assembling the salt tank and installing the probes.
Provides critical warnings regarding plastic fitting handling, lubricant use, and correct inlet water connection.
Warns against direct drain insertion to prevent wastewater back-siphoning into the conditioner.
Advises ensuring the regenerant line is secure and leak-free for proper operation.
Illustrates the overflow line connection and its proper routing to the drain.
Details AC adapter options and the importance of a constant power source for control settings.
Explains each phase of the water softener's regeneration process, from backwash to refill.
Provides instructions for manually rotating the camshaft when electrical power is unavailable.
Discusses using Sodium or Calcium Hypochlorite for system disinfection, including dosage.
Explains various icons, cursors, and indicators on the control panel display.
Describes the functions of the UP/DOWN arrows, SET, and REGEN buttons.
Outlines the purpose of each programming level: I for normal, II for non-standard, III for cycles, IV for history.
Explains how control settings are retained during power outages using a super capacitor.
Provides a detailed, step-by-step guide for configuring Level I programming parameters.
Details various Level II parameters (P1-P14) for fine-tuning system operation.
Explains C-value parameters for adjusting cycle durations and automatic calculations.
Lists and describes historical data points (H0-H9) for system performance review.
Guides through quick cycling the analyzer and the initial startup process, including critical warnings.
Details the startup steps when filling the brine tank first, including media tank filling.
Describes options for delayed, immediate, and double manual regenerations.
Covers common error codes and problems with the Check Salt light and remote monitor display.
Addresses various system issues like overflows, leaks, no regenerant draw, and lack of conditioned water.
Details warranty coverage periods, exclusions, limitations, and legal disclaimers.
General| Brand | Aerus |
|---|---|
| Model | Origins WC400 |
| Category | Water Dispenser |
| Language | English |
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