To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my EcoWater Water Filtration Systems displays an error code?
To clear an error code, unplug the power supply, correct the defect, and plug the power supply back in. Wait 12 minutes. If the defect was not corrected, the error code will return.
How to reset the EcoWater ETF2100 PF Water Filtration Systems electronic controller to factory default?
To reset the electronic controller to its factory default, press and hold the SELECT keypad until the display changes twice to show “CODE” and the flashing model code. Then, press the UP keypad (a few times, if necessary) to display a flashing 'SoS'. Press the SELECT keypad again to restart the electronic controller. Finally, set the present time and days to recharge.
Why is my EcoWater ETF2100 PF bypassing unfiltered water?
Unfiltered water bypass can be caused by missing or defective o-rings at the resin tank to valve connection, or a defective rotor disc, seal, or wave washer. Consult Figure 1 on page 4 for o-rings, and pages and for rotor disc, seal or wave washer.
What to do if the EcoWater Water Filtration Systems motor does not run during the backwash cycle?
If the motor does not run during the backwash cycle, check the motor and all wiring connections. Also, look for a fast flow of water from the drain hose. An obstructed flow indicates a plugged top distributor, backwash flow plug, or drain hose.
Why is water leaking from the drain hose of my EcoWater ETF2100 PF Water Filtration Systems during service?
Water leaks from the drain hose during service can be caused by a defective rotor disc, seal, or wave washer, or a defective o-ring on the disc shaft.
Why is the time flashing on my EcoWater ETF2100 PF Water Filtration Systems?
The time flashes because the power was off for over two days. The filter resumes normal operation but backwashes occur at the wrong time.
How to fix a blank display on EcoWater ETF2100 PF Water Filtration Systems?
To fix a blank display, check the power source to the filter.
Procedure for removing and checking filter components from the master carton.
Important safety precautions and warnings for installation and operation of the water filter.
Steps for adding gravel, sand, and mineral to the filter tank.
Procedure for sanitizing the filter to ensure water safety after installation.
Details on connecting inlet and outlet pipes, including bypass valve and fitting types.
Requirements for drain connection, electrical outlet, and overall installation.
Connecting the filter's inlet and outlet ports using appropriate fittings and securing them.
Procedure to shut off the main water supply and drain existing water from pipes.
Guide for plumbing a 3-valve bypass system for maintenance and service.
Positioning the filter on a level surface and ensuring stability, with caution about shimming.
Ensuring ground continuity for electrical safety, especially with plastic bypass valves.
Detailed instructions for connecting plumbing using soldered copper, threaded pipe, or CPVC plastic.
Connecting and routing the drain hose for regeneration discharge water, ensuring proper air gap.
Procedure to test the installed system for leaks and ensure proper water flow after installation.
Connecting the wire harness and motor leadwires to the timer and control board.
Plugging the power supply into a grounded household outlet to power the unit.
Instructions for setting the current time on the timer display using UP/DOWN and SELECT buttons.
Configuring the number of days between automatic filter regeneration cycles.
Setting the specific time of day for the filter to perform its regeneration cycle.
Details on using RECHARGE NOW and VACATION modes for immediate recharge or temporary shutdown.
Adjusting fill, brine draw, backwash, and fast rinse times for regeneration cycles.
Changing the display format between 12-hour (AM/PM) and 24-hour time.
Information on how the timer retains settings during power interruptions and how to reset.
Configuring the auxiliary output for external equipment like chemical feeders during recharge cycles.
Setting the water volume trigger for the chemical feeder auxiliary output.
Setting the duration in seconds for the chemical feeder auxiliary output.
How sediment filters remove particles and the function of 'Filter Aggregate' mineral.
How acid neutralizers correct water pH and the lifespan of the mineral bed.
How activated carbon filters remove tastes, odors, and organic colors, and their lifespan.
Explanation of the service, backwash, and fast rinse cycles for filter cleaning and maintenance.
How water flows during the service cycle, filtering through the mineral bed.
How water flow during backwash cleans the mineral bed by flushing out sediments.
How water flow during fast rinse packs the mineral bed for return to service.
Procedure to check and add mineral to the neutralizing filter tank to maintain its effectiveness.
Steps to replace the activated carbon bed when it no longer removes tastes or odors.
Basic checks to perform before advanced diagnostics, such as verifying time, plumbing, and power.
Procedure to enter diagnostic mode and check switch operation and model code.
Advancing the filter valve through regeneration cycles to check operation and diagnose issues.
Understanding error codes displayed by the faceplate for system malfunctions.
Steps to clear error codes after diagnosing and correcting the underlying defect.
Procedure to reset the electronic controller to its original factory default settings.
Details on the warranty period for different components like the mineral tank, valve body, and electronics.
Conditions and limitations on the warranty, including operating requirements and exclusions.
General| Brand | EcoWater |
|---|---|
| Model | ETF2100 PF series |
| Category | Water Filtration Systems |
| Language | English |
