What to do if the GEL Water Dispenser softener indicates salt is missing but salt is present?
If your GEL Water Dispenser softener shows a 'salt missing' alarm even though the salt tank is full, try pressing the key to reset the alarm after refilling the salt. If the issue persists, it may indicate a problem with the self-disinfection and salt alarm system, in that case contact Technical Support carrying out start up.
Why my GEL Water Dispenser softener does not regenerate?
Your GEL Water Dispenser softener might not be regenerating because of the following reasons: there is no power supply, so make sure the softener is plugged in; or the cam does not rotate, in that case contact Technical Support.
What to do if GEL Water Dispenser softener does not salt supply softened water?
If your GEL Water Dispenser softener isn't providing softened water, consider these potential causes: the brine tank may be missing salt, refill salt; the injector or suction filter could be clogged, in that case contact Technical Support; or there's a main pipe leaking, in that case contact Technical Support.
Why GEL Water Dispenser softener uses too much salt?
Your GEL Water Dispenser softener might be using too much salt because of a wrong regeneration level, in that case contact Technical Support.
What to do if GEL Water Dispenser valve is leaking at the drain?
If the valve of your GEL Water Dispenser is leaking at the drain, it could be due to foreign bodies in the valve or damage to one of the internal O-rings of the valve, or the mains pressure is not enough and the piston does not complete the stroke, in that case contact Technical Support.
What to do if GEL Water Dispenser softener does not suck brine?
If your GEL Water Dispenser softener isn't sucking brine, it could be due to the following reasons: drain blocked, injector group clogged, too low water pressure, or leaking from the brine valve during regeneration, in that case contact Technical Support.
What causes problems on the brine container of GEL Water Dispenser?
Problems on the brine container of your GEL Water Dispenser can be caused by a drain blocked, injector group clogged, or brine valve remains open, in that case contact Technical Support.
Check packaging and softener components for different models upon receipt.
Statement confirming water softeners comply with European Directives and Regulations.
Information on compliance with the Low Voltage Directive.
Information on compliance with the Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive.
Information on compliance with RoHS and WEEE directives.
Explanation of water hardness measurement in French degrees (°f) and soft/hard water classification.
Definition of a water softener as an appliance for removing mineral salts.
Definition of regeneration as the process of washing softener resins with water and salt.
Definition of installation as connecting the softener to the water system.
Definition of start-up as the initial operation of the water softener.
Important safety warnings regarding electrical hazards, maintenance operations, and handling.
Technical data tables for DECALUX water softeners: capacity, flow rates, salt, regeneration, weight, dimensions.
Technical data tables for DECAL water softeners: capacity, flow rates, salt, regeneration, weight, dimensions.
Detailed directions for ensuring correct and compliant installation of the water softener.
Essential conditions to be met for installation: pressure, temperature, flow rate, and voltage.
Procedure for checking the automatic mixing valve operation with Timer VT 2000.
Procedure for checking the manual mixing valve operation with VT 2000, VT 1000, ET 500 timers.
Procedure for checking and adjusting the height of the brine valve for proper softener function.
Key directions for using the water softener, including salt level checks and alarm functions.
Procedure for measuring water hardness at the outlet using the provided test kit.
Table detailing maintenance operations, frequencies, and responsible operators for the softener.
Explanation of the functions of each key on the VT 2000 timer for programming and operation.
Default programmed values for the VT 2000 timer, including regeneration frequency and water hardness.
Description of the four different regeneration modes available for the VT 2000 timer.
Procedure for setting regeneration frequency and time for Volume/Time mode.
Procedure for disabling the sound alarm function on the VT 2000 timer.
Explanation of the functions of each key on the VT 2000 Duplex timer.
Default programmed values for the VT 2000 Duplex timer.
Explanation of the Master/Slave timer setup for duplex softener operation.
Description of programming modes for VT 1000 timer: Time, Pure Volume, Volume/Time, Volume with Time.
Default programmed values for VT 1000 timer: regeneration frequency and time, entry hardness.
Explanation that ET 500 timer controls regeneration by time only.
Features of AD version timers: disinfection system and salt alarm.
Troubleshooting steps for when the softener fails to regenerate.
Troubleshooting steps for when the softener fails to supply softened water.
Troubleshooting steps for when the softener fails to suck brine.
Troubleshooting steps for excessive salt consumption by the softener.
Troubleshooting steps for issues related to the brine container.
Troubleshooting steps for valve leaks at the drain point.
Troubleshooting steps for false salt missing indications on the softener.
General| Brand | GEL |
|---|---|
| Model | DECAL |
| Category | Water Dispenser |
| Language | English |
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