Why is my Kinetico Water Filtration System losing water pressure?
Loss of water pressure in your Kinetico Water Filtration System can occur due to: * Scaling or fouling of the inlet pipe: Clean or replace the pipeline and consider pretreatment to prevent future issues. * Fouled media: Clean the media and pretreat to prevent recurrence. * Improper backwash setting: Increase the frequency of backwashing.
What to do if my Kinetico Water Filtration System regenerates at the wrong time?
If your Kinetico Water Filtration System regenerates at the wrong time, it could be due to: * Time of day improperly set, often caused by a power failure: Reset the time of day programming and consider installing a 9-volt battery. * Regeneration time set improperly: Reset the regeneration time programming.
What to do if my Kinetico Water Filtration System has poor water quality?
If you're experiencing poor water quality with your Kinetico Water Filtration System, consider the following: * Iron or Sulfur Bacteria presence: Add further treatment to address these issues. * By-pass valve open: Ensure the by-pass valve is closed. * Channeling: Check for service flow that is too slow or too high, and inspect for media fouling. * Lack of aeration in water: Program the valve to draw air more frequently and increase the duration of the air draw cycle. Clean the injection assembly and screen.
Why my Kinetico Water Filtration System fails to regenerate automatically?
Your Kinetico Water Filtration System might fail to regenerate automatically due to: * The power supply being plugged into an intermittent or dead power source: Connect to a constant power source. * Improper control valve programming: Reset the program settings. * A defective power supply: Replace the power supply.
General| Brand | Kinetico |
|---|---|
| Model | Powerline PRO Series |
| Category | Water Filtration Systems |
| Language | English |
Describes the process of untreated water flowing through the filter media for service.
Explains how water flows upward through media to release contaminants to the drain.
A brief pause included to allow the filtration media to settle before the next cycle.
A short downflow rinse to rebed the media before returning to service.
Specifies the required inlet water pressure range for effective backwash valve operation.
Details the need for uninterrupted AC supply and a backup battery.
Advises on checking plumbing for buildup and the need for replacement.
Discusses the importance of bypass valves and actions for leaks.
Mentions that filter media requires periodic replacement or replenishment.
Guides on adjusting system settings via the device's front LED display.
Explains how to set up and use the Bluetooth interface with smart devices.
Describes how the display alternates between time and days until the next backwash.
Details features of the 9-Volt battery backup during power failures.
Provides instructions for initiating delayed or immediate extra backwash cycles.
Specifies the common time for the backwash step (10 minutes).
Specifies the common time for the rest phase (5 minutes).
Specifies the common time for the rapid rinse step (10 minutes).
Lists causes and corrections for automatic backwash failures.
Addresses issues with the backwash cycle occurring at incorrect times.
Covers potential causes and solutions for diminished water quality.
Explains how to diagnose and fix a reduction in water pressure.
Details problems related to water continuously flowing to the drain.
Discusses issues with media entering the service line.
Addresses situations where media is flowing into the drain.
Indicates the valve is searching for its home position. Normal operation continues.
Signifies that the encoder signal is not being received, requiring service.
Means the valve cannot locate its home position, indicating a service need.
Reports motor overload due to stalling or a short circuit, requiring service.
Indicates a lack of motor current, signaling a need for service.
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