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I. Be Familiar with the System Before Installation
IMPORTANT! Please read the entire manual and become familiar with instructions and parts
needed before proceeding with the installation.
Inspect the System
Please take the system and all the components out of the box. Inspect the system and all the
connection ttings carefully, make sure nothing is damaged during shipping. If any part is cracked
or broken, please do not proceed with the installation and contact Aquasure or your distributor
for an exchange or diagnosis.
INSPECTION & PREPARATION
System Components Breakdown (See Dia. A)
• Aquatrol Valve Electronic Meter
• 4’ of 3/8” Brine Line
• Brine Tank
• Bypass Valve
• Drain Line Fitting
• 15’ of 1/2” Drain Line
• Top Distributor
• Resin Media
• Resin Tank
• Riser Tube & Bottom Distributor
• Control Valve
• Upper Distributor Basket
• Power Transformer
• Brine Connector Pack
• Small Parts Kit
Thank you for choosing Aquasure. Before you starting installing your Aquasure Harmony Series
Whole House Water Softener. Please take a few minute to become familiar with the basics.
WELCOME
Required Tool List for System Installation
• Channel Locks
• Screwdriver
• Teon Tape
• Razor Knife
• Two Adjustable Wrenches
• Plastic inlet and outlet ttings are included
with the softener. To maintain full valve
ow, 1” pipe to and from the softener
ttings are recommended.
• Use copper , bass, or PEX pipe and ttings.
Some codes may also allow PVC plastic
pipe.
• Additional tools may be required if
modication to home plumbing is required.
Required Components not Included with the System
• Extra Course Grade or Crystal water softener salt is needed to ll the brine tank
Understanding How The Water Softener Works
The principle behind water softening is simple chemistry. A water softener contains resin beads
which hold electrically charged ions. When hard water passes through the softener, calcium and
magnesium ions are attracted to the charged resin beads. The result is removal of calcium and
magnesium ions which produces soft water.
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