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3) Locate the included section of Brine Tubing and
assemble the brine fitting to the brine tubing.
Finger-tighten the nut and then use a wrench to
turn the fitting ½ turn more until snug as shown
in Figure 10-A.
i Please use care not to over-
tighten
4) Locate the brine well and remove the cap.
You
may also take this moment to prepare and
insert the brine support grid determined from
pages 4 and 5
. Then pull the
2310 Brine Float
Assembly
out of the brine well and fix the assem-
bly to the brine well as shown in Figure 10-B
FIGuRe 10-C
FIGuRe 10-BFIGuRe 10-a
FIGuRe 10-d
5) Take the other end of your brine line tube and
insert the tube through the small hole drilled
through the brine tank and brine well. Loosely un-
screw the hex nut on the 2310 Brine Float Assem-
bly. Insert the tubing end firmly into the hex nut on
the 2310 Brine Float Assembly (Figure 10-C)
6) Next, back off the hex nut and ferrule assembly
so they are secure on the tubing as shown in
Figure 10-D.
i Please be sure to assemble
the nut in the fashion described to prevent
system malfunction and possible brine tank
overflow
7) Hand-tighten the hex nut snugly onto the 2310
Brine Float Assembly as shown in Figure 10-E
8) Finally, use ½” inner diameter (I.D.) tubing to connect
the drain barb fitting on the brine tank to a floor drain
as shown in Figure 10-F. Note that this is not neces-
sary as the 2310 assembly is designed to prevent an
overflow from occuring, but it is a good precaution
FIGuRe 10-e
FIGuRe 10-F
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