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Alarm History:
An alarm condition is logged when any
number of important events occur. The date and time of the most
recent alarms is shown in this menu item.
• When salt level reaches 0, the low salt alert is replaced by a
NO SALT alarm. This alarm condition will persist until you
add salt and adjust the salt level.
• When you lose power, a POWER LOSS event is noted. The
system will record the time power is lost & the time power is
restored. You do not need to do anything in response to a
power loss. The system can keep time for several days
without power and will not lose any settings in a power loss.
The computer has automatic recovery procedures for power loss
during a regeneration.
• If the motor is unable to drive the valve to its proper position
during regeneration, a MOTOR/SWITCH alarm is activated.
This alarm indicates a serious issue with the drive assembly or
valve and requires service by a trained technician.
• Other RainSoft products in your home, such as a drinking
water system and a whole house filter, have filter elements or
other components which eventually become exhausted and
need replacement. Your EC5 control can be set to monitor
these system and provide a warning when service is needed.
These alarms are identified as DRINKING WATER, FILTER,
AIRMASTER, and OTHER. These alarms indicate the need
for service by a trained technician.
System Settings: This item provides a useful list of basic informa-
tion about your system: Model, Serial Number, Installation Date,
Water Hardness Setting, and Water Iron Level. These items are for
viewing only and cannot be changed in this menu.
System Stats (Statistics): This item provides a list of statistics about
your water use and system operation:
• Current Water Flow: This is the actual current flow rate of
water through your system.
• Avg Water Use: This is the average volume of treated water
used per day.
• Total Water 28 Days: This is the total volume of water t
reated by your system in the last 28 days.
• Total Water Used: This is the total volume of water treated
by your system since installation.
• Last Regen Date: This is the date that the system last
regenerated.
• Gal Since Last Regen: This is the volume of water treated by
your system since the last regeneration.
• Avg Weekly Salt: This is the average amount of salt per week
used for regeneration.
• Regens Last 28 Days: This is the number of regenerations in
the last 28 days.
Note that it will take 3 to 4 weeks of typical water use after installa-
tion for the average values to be meaningful.
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