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Installation Wrap Up
Fill the Salt Storage Container
Before filling the brine tank with salt, refer to Appendix A, "Table 15. CSM Refill Minutes/Salt Dosage/Capacity" on page
93 to find the salt dosage/capacity rating per regeneration
Dry storage
If the salt dosage/capacity rating falls within the non-shaded area, fill the storage container to within a few inches of the
top. This is called “dry salt storage”, (Figure 102). When the proper amount of water is returned to the salt storage tank
during brine refill, the salt level is higher than the water level.
Wet storage
If the salt dosage/capacity rating falls within the shaded area, the amount of salt that can be put in the salt container is
limited. Since the salt level will be below the water level, this is called “wet salt storage”, Figure 103. When the correct
amount of water has been returned to the salt storage tank, all the salt is under water.
Refer to refer to Appendix A, Table 16 on page 94 - to determine how much salt can be added.
BRINE DRAW
Figure 102.
BRINE DRAW
Figure 103.
Creating Brine
Once salt has been added to the brine tank the control valve must be manually cycled to the fast rinse/brine refill cycle to
create the required amount of brine for the unit’s first regeneration. Allow the valve to refill for the programmed time.
IF THIS IS NOT DONE THERE WILL BE NO BRINE FOR REGENERATION.
NOTE The salt level must be checked frequently, in some cases after each regeneration. After the brine refill
step is finished, add salt. To ensure complete brine saturation in wet storage, maintain a salt depth of
at least 18 inches.
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