How to fix a CSI Water Filtration System that fails to regenerate automatically?
If your CSI Water Filtration System fails to regenerate automatically, check the following: Ensure the power supply is connected to a constant power source. Reset the program settings in case of improper control valve programming. If the power supply is defective, replace it. Also, a defective drive motor can prevent regeneration, so replace the motor if necessary.
Why is my CSI Water Filtration System regenerating at the wrong time?
Regeneration at the wrong time in your CSI Water Filtration System can be due to a few reasons. If the time of day is improperly set, perhaps due to a power failure, reset the time of day programming and install a 9-volt battery. Another cause could be that the regeneration time is set improperly; in this case, reset the regeneration time programming.
Why is my CSI Water Filtration System losing water pressure?
Loss of water pressure in your CSI Water Filtration System can occur due to several reasons. Scaling or fouling of the inlet pipe can restrict water flow; clean or replace the pipeline and consider pretreatment to prevent recurrence. Fouled media can also cause pressure loss; clean the media and pretreat to prevent future fouling. Finally, an improper backwash setting may be the culprit; try backwashing more frequently.
What to do if my CSI Water Filtration System has poor water quality?
If your CSI Water Filtration System is producing poor water quality, several factors could be responsible. Ensure the bypass valve is closed. Check for channeling, which may be caused by service flow that is too slow or too high, or by media fouling. If there is a lack of aeration in the water, program the valve to draw air more frequently. Also, increase the number of minutes in the air draw cycle and clean the injection assembly and screen.
Guide to entering the main menu, setting time of day, AM/PM, days between backwash, and air draw cycles.
Instructions for setting regeneration time of day and adjusting backwash cycle step durations.
Essential steps to perform before any servicing, including shutting off water and unplugging power.
Step-by-step guide for removing and installing the control valve powerhead assembly.
Instructions for removing and installing the piston assembly, including inspecting valve body contents.
Procedures for replacing injector components and the brine valve assembly.
Guide to diagnosing and correcting common problems like regeneration failures, poor water quality, and pressure loss.
Explains specific error codes (e.g., Error 2, 3, 4, 5, 6) and their corresponding troubleshooting steps.
General| Operating Temperature | 40-100°F |
|---|---|
| Flow Rate | 1.5 gallons per minute |
| Operating Pressure | 30-100 PSI |
| Contaminant Reduction | Chlorine |
| Certification | NSF/ANSI 42 |
| Installation | Under sink |
| Housing Material | Plastic |
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