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General| Type | Table Top |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 220V |
| Color | White |
| Capacity | 5 liters |
| Cooling Capacity | 2 liters/hour |
| Heating Capacity | 5 liters/hour |
| Hot Water Temperature | ≥90°C |
| Cold Water Temperature | ≤10°C |
| Frequency | 50Hz |
| Material | Plastic |
Controls all system parameters.
Delayed or immediate/programming options.
Regulates residual hardness of water.
Isolates the system from installation.
External power supply unit for the softener.
Designed for simple salt tank refilling.
Timer display supports multiple languages.
Introduces the Rider water softener and its advantages.
Important safety warnings and symbols for proper use.
Guidance on pre-installation checks and preparation.
Explains water hardness and its effects.
Details the ion exchange process for water softening.
Describes the synthetic compounds used for softening.
Explains the system's regeneration cycle.
Details backwashing, brine aspiration, and slow rinse.
Covers fast rinse phase and automatic brine tank refilling.
Factors affecting exchange capacity and contact periods.
Reasons for reduced softening efficiency and hardness leakage.
How to adjust residual hardness and implications of sodium increase.
Table showing treated water volume based on inlet hardness.
Critical warnings about system function and water sources.
Conditions for proper system operation, like temperature and pressure.
Instructions for choosing location and connecting pipes.
Overview of periodic sanitizing and technician maintenance.
List of tools and materials required for installation.
Step-by-step guide for installing the water softener.
Instructions for connecting drain and overflow lines.
Highlights key features like digital display and regeneration types.
Explanation of the timer display and buttons.
Guide to configuring system parameters during initial setup.
Steps for the initial water flow and system priming.
How to adjust the residual hardness of treated water.
Monitoring the brine suction stage during start-up.
Table outlining periodic checks and their frequency.
Guidance on salt levels and resolving salt bridges.
Annual process to disinfect the system using a specific product.
Annual cleaning process for removing scale and contaminants.
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