What to do if water is not softened after regeneration in REPA Water Dispenser?
If the water isn't softened after regeneration in your REPA Water Dispenser, it could be due to a few reasons. First, the softener might not have regenerated properly, so try restarting the regeneration cycle. Second, check if there is enough salt in the vat and top it up if necessary. Lastly, the resins could be exhausted, requiring replacement.
Why is there a lack of softened water between regenerations in my REPA MILLENNIUM V8 BASIC PLUS?
If you're experiencing a lack of softened water between regenerations with your REPA Water Dispenser, several factors could be at play. Ensure that the regeneration process is performed correctly, using the right amount of salt. Consider washing or replacing the resins if they are polluted. Verify and reprogram the quantity of salt to ensure it is correct. Finally, check and adjust the by-pass if it's poorly adjusted.
Why does my REPA Water Dispenser continuously regenerate or discharge water?
If your REPA Water Dispenser softener is continuously regenerating or discharging water, check the voltage to ensure it is correct. Alternatively, the motor may be blocked or burned, requiring replacement.
What to do if there is a lack of brine suction in REPA Water Dispenser?
If your REPA Water Dispenser lacks brine suction, check the following: 1. Ensure the supply pressure is at least 1.4 bar. 2. Make sure the exhaust pipe isn't obstructed, ensuring free discharge. 3. Clean the injector if it's blocked. 4. Replace the injector if it's faulty.
Why is hard water leaking during operation of my REPA MILLENNIUM V8 BASIC PLUS?
If you notice hard water leaking during the operation of your REPA Water Dispenser, it could be due to a few reasons. A poor regeneration might be the cause, so try restarting the regeneration process. Another possibility is a damaged O-ring rod seal, which would need replacement. Lastly, check if the by-pass is poorly adjusted and regulate it accordingly.
What to do if programmer stops in the regeneration cycle in REPA MILLENNIUM V8 BASIC PLUS?
If the programmer in your REPA Water Dispenser stops during the regeneration cycle, several issues could be the cause. The motor might be burned, requiring replacement. A power failure could be the issue, so check the power socket. Incorrect voltage or frequency could also be the problem; ensure these are corrected. Finally, excessive pressure might be the cause; consider installing a pressure regulator.
Why does REPA Water Dispenser programmer not regenerate automatically?
If the programmer of your REPA Water Dispenser doesn't regenerate automatically or when you press the start button, check if the power supply is disconnected and connect it. If that's not the issue, the motor or the card may be defective, requiring replacement.
Why does the brine vat get too full in my REPA MILLENNIUM V8 BASIC PLUS?
If the brine vat in your REPA Water Dispenser gets too full, it's likely due to programming an excessive salt quantity. Reprogram the salt quantity according to the instructions in the provided table.
Why is there intermittent brine suction in my REPA MILLENNIUM V8 BASIC PLUS?
If you're experiencing intermittent or irregular brine suction in your REPA Water Dispenser, it could be due to insufficient supply pressure. Ensure that the pressure is at least 1.4 bar. Alternatively, the injector may be faulty and need replacement.
What causes excessive or insufficient backwashing rate in REPA MILLENNIUM V8 BASIC PLUS Water Dispenser?
If your REPA Water Dispenser has an excessive or insufficient backwashing rate, the regulator might be the wrong type and need correct replacement, or the regulator could be blocked, requiring disassembly and cleaning.
General| Category | Water Dispenser |
|---|---|
| Model | MILLENNIUM V8 BASIC PLUS |
| Brand | REPA |
| Heating Capacity | 5 L/h |
| Voltage | 220-240V |
| Power Consumption (Heating) | 500W |
| Color | White |
| Water Tank Capacity | 5 L |
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