Why is there low or no water flow through my EcoWater Water Filtration System filter?
Low or no water flow through your EcoWater Water Filtration System filter is likely because the filter is plugged. You should manually clean the filter screen. It also may be necessary to reduce the number of days between automatic sediment flushes.
What to do if there is continuous leak to drain in my EcoWater Water Filtration System?
A continuous leak to the drain in your EcoWater Water Filtration System can stem from a dirty solenoid seat or a plugged valve. Try initiating several clean cycles. If the leak persists, remove the valve solenoid and clean the seat area. Alternatively, manually clean the filter screen and initiate another clean cycle after turning the water back on. Repeat if needed. If the issue is due to excessive sediment, consider reducing the time between automatic sediment flushes.
What to do if sediment does not leave sump during sediment flush cycle in EcoWater Water Filtration Systems?
If sediment isn't leaving the sump during the flush cycle in your EcoWater Water Filtration System, it might be due to a plugged valve or drain hose, insufficient water pressure, or misapplication of the product. First, manually clean the filter screen and initiate another clean cycle. Repeat if necessary. If caused by too much sediment, reduce the frequency of automatic sediment flushes. Next, check the drain hose for obstructions. Also, ensure that the water pressure meets the minimum requirement of 30 psi and shorten the drain line. Finally, review the application information to ensure correct usage.
General| Brand | EcoWater |
|---|---|
| Model | EASF1 |
| Category | Water Filtration Systems |
| Language | English |
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