To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my BWT Bewamat 75A unit is not supplying softened water or the flow is insufficient?
If your BWT Water Dispenser isn't supplying enough softened water, the inlet pressure might be too low. Increase the inlet pressure, setting the pressure reducer if necessary, and then start manual regeneration.
What to do if my BWT Water Dispenser is not supplying softened or blended water?
If your BWT Water Dispenser isn't supplying softened or blended water, it could be due to several reasons. First, check if the regenerative salt storage is empty and refill it, then press the OK button until the SALt display disappears. Allow three hours for the brine to form and then initiate a manual regeneration. Also, ensure that the power supply is properly connected. Finally, verify that the blending adjusting spindle is correctly set as outlined in the start-up section for setting blended water hardness.
Why does my BWT Water Dispenser display 'SALt'?
If the display on your BWT Water Dispenser indicates 'SALt', it means there is insufficient regenerative salt in the storage area or the pipeline pressure is too low, leading to inadequate suction speed. To resolve this, refill the regenerative salt and press the OK button until the 'SALt' display turns off. Acknowledge the fault by pressing the OK button. If the issue persists, it is recommended to contact after-sales service.
Why is the flushing water coloured at start-up of my BWT Water Dispenser?
The coloured flushing water at the start-up of your BWT Water Dispenser is due to abrasion particles from the exchanger resin. To resolve this, repeat the start-up flush.
Why is my BWT Water Dispenser not supplying softened or blended water?
Your BWT Water Dispenser might not be supplying softened or blended water due to several reasons: There may be no regenerative in the storage area. The power supply could be interrupted. Or the blending adjusting spindle might not be set correctly. Refill the regenerative, then press the OK button until the SALt display goes out. Wait three hours for the brine to form and start manual regeneration. Make sure that the electrical connection is established. Set the blending adjusting spindle as described in the Start-up section 'Setting the hardness of blended water'.
What to do if SALt is indicated on the display of my BWT Bewamat 75A Water Dispenser?
If 'SALt' is indicated on the display, it means there is insufficient regenerative in the storage area or insufficient pipeline pressure resulting in insufficient suction speed. Refill the regenerative and press the OK button until the SALt display goes out. Press the OK button to acknowledge the fault. If the fault occurs again, contact after-sales service.
Why is there coloured flushing water at start-up of my BWT Water Dispenser?
Coloured flushing water at start-up is due to abrasion particles of the exchanger resin. Repeat the start-up flush to resolve this.
General| Brand | BWT |
|---|---|
| Model | Bewamat 75A |
| Category | Water Dispenser |
| Language | English |
Provides general safety guidelines for installation, operation, and maintenance.
Highlights specific safety hazards and precautions related to the Bewamat unit.
Specifies that only authorized and trained personnel should install the system.
Describes the physical assembly and connection of unit components.
Visual representation of the correct plumbing connections and hose routing.
Details how to prepare the brine and initiate the start-up flush process.
Guides on adjusting the unit to achieve the desired water hardness level.
Lists common operational faults, their causes, and recommended actions.
Provides detailed technical data and performance parameters for the Bewamat 25A model.
Provides detailed technical data and performance parameters for the Bewamat 75A model.
