What to do if the BWT INTEGRAL Water Dispenser delivers water that doesn't seem softened anymore?
If the water from your BWT Water Dispenser isn't softened, measure the residual hardness. Then: 1. Ensure the bypass is open to direct water to the softener. 2. Check and refill the salt tank if needed. 3. Replace the filter element if it's clogged. 4. Redo the blending procedure.
Why does my BWT INTEGRAL Water Dispenser display 'CHECK' and 'SALT' alternately?
The 'CHECK' and 'SALT' message on your BWT Water Dispenser indicates that the salt tank is empty or the device has detected a regeneration flaw. Refill the tank with salt. If the message persists, it might indicate a more complex issue.
What to do if there's water overflowing from the salt tank of my BWT INTEGRAL?
If your BWT Water Dispenser's salt tank is overflowing, it's likely due to a brining chain malfunction or leak. Check the connection between the bring tube and the brine valve. If the overflow continues, it suggests a more significant problem.
What to do if water flows through the evacuation tube of my BWT Water Dispenser?
Water flowing through the BWT Water Dispenser's evacuation tube is normal during regeneration, indicated by 'ASPI' or 'RINCE' on the display. If these aren't displayed, it indicates a failure of internal components.
How to correct the time on my BWT INTEGRAL Water Dispenser?
The time may be incorrect on your BWT Water Dispenser due to a seasonal time change or a power cut that affected data recovery. Reset the time in the settings. If the issue continues, it could indicate a battery problem.
What to do if there is no display on my BWT INTEGRAL?
If your BWT Water Dispenser has no display, first check if the power is on. Ensure the device is properly plugged into a working power outlet. If the outlet works, the issue may be an electrical or electronic failure.
What to do if my BWT INTEGRAL Water Dispenser shows 'CHECK' and 'SALT'?
If the BWT Water Dispenser displays 'CHECK' and 'SALT' alternately, it indicates that the salt level in the tank is low or the device has detected a regeneration error. First, refill the salt tank. If the message persists after refilling, it's recommended to contact technical support for further assistance.
Why is my BWT INTEGRAL Water Dispenser not softening water anymore?
If the water from your BWT Water Dispenser is no longer softened, indicated by limescale returning, several factors could be at play. Measure the residual hardness, and then check the following: Ensure the bypass is correctly positioned to direct water to the softener. Verify and refill the salt tank if it's low. Inspect the filter for clogs and replace it if necessary. Redo the blending procedure as described in the commissioning chapter. If the issue persists after these steps, contact technical support.
Why is water flowing through the evacuation tube of my BWT INTEGRAL Water Dispenser?
If you notice water flowing through the evacuation tube of your BWT Water Dispenser, it could be due to a normal regeneration process. Check if the display shows 'REGE 1', 'REGE 2', or 'REGE 3'. If the device is not regenerating, contact technical support, as it may indicate an internal component failure.
What to do if there is water overflowing from the salt tank of my BWT INTEGRAL?
If there's water overflowing from the salt tank of your BWT Water Dispenser, it suggests the brining chain isn't closing properly or is leaking. Examine the connection between the brine tube and the brine valve. If the overflow continues, contact technical support for assistance.
Covers device use, unpacking, proper location, and required interventions by authorized personnel.
Guidelines for water connections, pressure reduction, and electrical safety compliance.
Steps for tightening the hydraulic block and verifying network water pressure.
Ensuring correct power outlet connection and installing the upstream pre-filter.
Positioning the softener and correctly assembling and connecting the brine valve.
Connecting inlet/outlet hoses, drain tubes, and optional chlorination cell.
Connecting drain outlets, siphon, and purging air from the system before operation.
General| Number of Filtration Stages | 5 |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 220-240V |
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Water Types | Hot, Cold, Ambient |
| Hot Water Temperature | 85-95°C |
| Power Consumption | 500 W |
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