Aqua-Pure CSX200 User Manual

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MODELS: CSX100 CSX200

INSTALLATION AND OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

CSX SERIES SULFUR REDUCTION SYSTEMS

Installer, please leave with homeowner. Homeowner, retain for future reference.

INSTR2190 1111

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SAFETY INFORMATION

WARNING

CAUTION

Read, understand, and follow all safety information contained in these instructions prior to installation and use of the AquaPure® CSX Series Sulfur Reduction System. Retain these instructions for future reference.

Intended use:

The CSX Series Sulfur Reduction Systems are intended for use in reducing sulfur levels in water in homes and have not been evaluated for other uses. These systems are intended for indoor installations near the entry point of a home water line, and must be installed by qualiﬁ ed professional installers in accordance with these installation instructions and local plumbing codes.

EXPLANATION OF SIGNAL WORD CONSEQUENCES

WARNING

CAUTION

Indicates a potentially hazardous situation, which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury and/or property damage.

Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury and/or property damage.

CAUTION

Indicates a potentially hazardous situation, which, if not avoided, may result in property damage.

WARNING

To reduce the risk associated with choking:

• Do not allow children under 3 years of age to have access to small parts during the installation of this product.

To reduce the risk associated with ingestion of contaminants:

• Do not use with water that is microbiologically unsafe or of unknown quality without adequate disinfection before or after the system.

To reduce the risk of physical injury:

• Shut off inlet water supply and depressurize system as shown in manual prior to service.

To reduce the risk associated with a hazardous voltage:

• If the home electrical system requires use of the cold water system as an electrical safety ground, a jumper must be used to ensure a sufﬁ cient ground connection across the ﬁ lter installation piping — refer installation to qualiﬁ ed personnel.

• Do not use the system if the power cord is damaged — contact qualiﬁ ed service personnel for repair.

To reduce the risk associated with back strain due to the heavy weight of the various system components:

• Follow safe lifting procedures.

CAUTION

To reduce the risk associated with skin, eye, and respiratory tract irritation from gravel and ﬁ lter media during installation:

• Gravel and several types of ﬁ lter media may be used in this product, depending upon the application. During installation, dust may cause irritation to skin, eyes, and respiratory tract.

• Utilize a NIOSH-approved dust ﬁ lter mask, protective gloves, and appropriate eye protection when handling and pouring gravel and ﬁ lter media.

• To request an MSDS relating to the media included with this product, call 203-238-8965 or go to www.3M.com, select country, and use the search engine to search MSDS. For emergencies, call 800-364-3577 or 651-737-6501 (24 hours).

To reduce the risk associated with skin, eye, and respiratory tract irritation from water treatment chemicals:

• Several types of water treatment chemicals may be used in this product, depending upon the application. During installation and use, exposure may cause irritation to skin, eyes, and respiratory tract.

• Utilize a NIOSH-approved dust ﬁ lter mask, protective gloves, and appropriate eye protection when handling and pouring water treatment chemicals.

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CAUTION

IMPORTANT NOTES

To reduce the risk associated with property damage due to water leakage:

• Read and follow Use instructions before installation and use of this water treatment system.

• Installation and use MUST comply with existing state or local plumbing codes. Use ﬂ exible tubing connections to connect the valve to household plumb-

ing (as shown in schematic).

• Protect from freezing, relieve pressure and drain system when temperatures are expected to drop below 33°F (0.6°C).

• Do not install system where water lines could be subjected to vacuum conditions without appropriate measures for vacuum prevention.

• Do not install on hot water supply lines. The maximum operating water temperature of this ﬁ lter system is 110°F (43.3°C).

• Do not install systems in areas where ambient temperatures may go above 110°F (43.3°C).

• Do not install if water pressure exceeds 125 psi (862 kPa). If your water pressure exceeds 80 psi (552 kPa), you must install a pressure limiting valve.

Contact a plumbing professional if you are uncertain how to check your water pressure.

• Do not install where water hammer conditions may occur. If water hammer conditions exist you must install a water hammer arrester. Contact a plumb-

ing professional if you are uncertain how to check for this condition.

• Where a backﬂ ow prevention device is installed on a water system, a device for controlling pressure due to thermal expansion must be installed.

• Do not use a torch or other high temperature sources near plastic ﬁ ttings or plastic plumbing.

• On plastic ﬁ ttings, never use pipe sealant or pipe dope. Use PTFE thread tape only, pipe dope properties may deteriorate plastic.

• Take care when using pliers or pipe wrenches to tighten plastic ﬁ ttings, as damage may occur if over tightening occurs.

• Do not install in direct sunlight or outdoors.

• Mount system in such a position as to prevent it from being struck by other items used in the area of installation.

• Ensure all tubing and ﬁ ttings are secure and free of leaks.

• SHUT OFF FUEL OR ELECTRIC POWER SUPPLY TO WATER HEATER after water is shut off.

• Do not apply heat to any ﬁ tting connected to Bypass or Control Valve as damage may result to internal parts or connecting adapters.

• Install on a ﬂ at/level surface. It is also advisable to sweep the ﬂ oor to eliminate objects that could pierce the media tank.

To reduce the risk associated with property damage due to plugged water lines:

• Pay particular attention to correct orientation of control valve. Water ﬂ ow should match arrow on control valve. The Inlet and Outlet of other water treatment

equipment products will vary depending on the control valve brand used.

IMPORTANT NOTES

• Failure to follow instructions may result in water leakage and will void warranty.

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IMPORTANT NOTE

TABLE OF CONTENTS

SECTION DESCRIPTION

1 GENERAL INFORMATION

2 BEFORE INSTALLATION

3 INSTALLATION

4 FINE TUNING THE CSX SULFUR REDUCTION SYSTEM

5 TROUBLESHOOTING

6 SPECIFICATIONS AND OPERATING DATA

7 COMPONENT LISTS

8 LIMITED WARRANTY

• Professional Installation Required: Installation requires shutting water off to home, cutting home water supply pipe and

connecting piping and fittings. Specialized tools and skills are required.

SECTION 1: GENERAL INFORMATION

Congratulations on your purchase of an Aqua-Pure® CSX Series Sulfur Reduction System! The sulfur reduction system reduces the levels of hydrogen sulﬁ de gas (sulfur) from your water supply. Contrary to conventional methods, your sulfur reduction system requires NO retention tank, or chemical regenerant.

When properly installed, operated and maintained, the sulfur reduction system will provide many years of dependable service. Read this manual carefully and follow the installation steps in the proper order. Failure to follow instructions will void warranty.

DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION OF THE SYSTEM:

The sulfur reduction system consists of two major components:

1) An automatic backwashing type media tank containing a special media that traps the precipitated sulfur from the water and functions on the principal of depth ﬁ ltration rather than surface ﬁ ltration. The media DOES NOT require a chemical regenerant (such as potassium permanganate) for oxygen enrichment, as is necessary for a greensand ﬁ lter system. Periodically the media tank backwashes automatically for a few minutes (generally 14 minutes) which ﬂ ushes the precipitated sulfur to the drain.

2) The second component consists of an electronic feed pump and solution tank for feeding a sulfur reduction media into the water supply line. When the sulfur reduction media comes into contact with the hydrogen sulﬁ de gas, it causes the hydrogen sulﬁ de gas to form a precipitate. The precipitate is then collected in the media tank as described above. The sulfur reduction media contains no chlorine, and therefore requires no holding tank or activated carbon post-treatment ﬁ ltration.

IMPORTANT NOTE

If this installation has a hydrogen sulﬁ de gas concentration of 10 ppm or higher and/or high daily water consumption (such as in a large family), it may be more economical to install an aerator ahead of the sulfur reduction system. The aerator pretreatment will reduce the hydrogen sulﬁ de gas concentration by as much as 50 to 75%, thus reducing the consumption of sulfur reduction media by a like amount. If the result of multiplying the number of people in the family by the sulfur concentration (in ppm) exceeds 50 (Example: 6 people x 12 ppm = 72), an atmospheric aerator may be recommended. Contact your dealer for more information.

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SECTION 2: BEFORE INSTALLATION

IMPORTANT NOTE

Inspecting And Handling Your Filter System:

Inspect shipping carton and the equipment for shipping damage. If damaged, notify

the transportation company and request a damage inspection. Because your ﬁ lter

system may be shipped in more than one carton, refer to the chart to determine the total number of cartons you should have for your particular model. NOTE: Sulfur reduction media (generally a case of four (4) one gallon bottles; PN SS0104) is not included as an integral part of the system, but is sold as a separate item by the manufacturer.

Handle the media tank with care. Damage can occur if dropped or set on sharp, uneven projections on the ﬂ oor. Do not turn the media tank upside down. Installation must comply with state and local laws and regulations.

COMPONENT CSX100 CSX200

Media tank - 1

Media - 2

Feed Pump - 1

Solution Tank & Parts - 1

Total Cartons 1 5

MAKE SURE YOUR WATER HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY TESTED:

An analysis of your water should be made prior to the selection of your water conditioning equipment. Your dealer will generally perform this service for you, and may send a sample to the factory for analysis and recommendations. Enter your analysis below for a permanent record.

IMPORTANT NOTE

Hydrogen sulﬁ de gas (H2S) must be tested for at the well site. For accuracy, the sample must be drawn with the pump RUNNING, and the test be completed within ONE minute after the sample is drawn.

Analysis of your Water

It is extremely important to have your water tested for the following items prior to installation of this ﬁ lter system into your home. Record your results below for future reference:

CONTAMINANT YOUR WATER

Hardness ___________gpg

Iron (Fe) ___________ppm

Manganese (Mn) ___________ppm

pH ___________

Tannins (Humic Acid) ___________ppm

Hydrogen Sulﬁ de (H2S) ___________ppm

Other____________________ ___________ppm

IMPORTANT NOTE

The test for hydrogen sulﬁ de gas (H2S) must be completed at the well site. For accuracy, the sample must be drawn with the pump RUNNING, and the test be completed within ONE (1) minute after the sample is drawn.

Check Your Water Pressure And Pumping Rate

Two water system conditions must be checked carefully to avoid unsatisfactory operation or equipment damage. Failure to check water system conditions may result in unit failure and will void warranty:

1) Minimum water pressure required at the media tank inlet is 20 psi (138 kPa).

CAUTION

To reduce the risk associated with property damage due to water leakage:

• Do not install if water pressure exceeds 125 psi (862 kPa). If your water pressure exceeds 80 psi (552 kPa), you must install a pressure limiting valve. Contact a plumbing professional if you are uncertain how to check your water pressure.

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IMPORTANT NOTE

CAUTION

If you have a municipal or a community water supply and daytime water pressure is 80 psi (552 kPa) or more, nighttime pressure may exceed 125 psi (862 kPa). Call your local water department or plant operator to obtain pressure readings. If you have a private well, the gauge on the pressure tank will indicate high and low system pressure. Record your water pressure data below:

WATER PRESSURE

Low__________psi High__________psi

CAUTION

To reduce the risk associated with property damage due to water leakage:

• Do not install system where water lines could be subjected to vacuum conditions without appropriate measures for vacuum prevention.

2) The pumping rate of your well pump must be sufﬁ cient for satisfactory backwash. Refer to Section 6, Page 6-1 for the backwashing requirements. To measure the pumping rate of your pump, follow these instructions:

a) Make certain no water is being drawn. Open spigot nearest pressure tank. When pump starts, close spigot and measure time (in seconds) to reﬁ ll

pressure tank (when pump shuts off). This ﬁ gure represents CYCLE TIME

b) With the pressure tank full, draw water into a container of known volume, measure the number of gallons drawn until the pump starts again. This is

DRAW-DOWN. Divide this ﬁ gure by CYCLE TIME and multiply by 60 to arrive at the PUMPING RATE in gallons per minute (gpm). To aid in your calculation, insert the data in the following formula:

DRAW-DOWN ______ ÷ CYCLE TIME ______ x 60 = PUMPING RATE ______ (gals.) (secs.) (gpm)

EXAMPLE: CYCLE TIME is 63 secs.; DRAWDOWN is 8 gals.; then PUMPING RATE equals:

8 gals. ÷ 63 secs. x 60 = 7.6 gpm

Installation Site Selection:

Select the location of your ﬁ lter system with care. Various conditions which contribute to proper location are as follows:

1) Locate as close as possible to water supply source.

2) Locate as close as possible to a drain.

3) Locate in correct relationship to other water conditioning equipment (Figure 1, page 3-1).

4) Locate the ﬁ lter system in the supply line BEFORE the water heater. Temperatures above 110°F (43.3°C) will damage the system and void the

factory warranty.

5) DO NOT install the media tank in a location where freezing temperatures occur. Freezing may cause permanent damage and will also void the

factory warranty.

6) Allow sufﬁ cient space around the installation for easy servicing.

7) Provide a non-switched 110V, 60Hz (220V, 50Hz for speciﬁ ed systems) power source for the control valve.

WARNING

To reduce the risk associated with ingestion of contaminants:

• Do not use with water that is microbiologically unsafe or of unknown quality without adequate disinfection before or after the system.

CAUTION

To reduce the risk associated with property damage due to water leakage:

• Protect from freezing, relieve pressure and drain system when temperatures are expected to drop below 33°F (0.6°C).

• Do not install on hot water supply lines. The maximum operating water temperature of this ﬁ lter system is 110°F (43.3°C).

• Do not install in direct sunlight or outdoors.

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The Importance Of Your Pressure Tank:

CAUTION

A PROPERLY SIZED PRESSURE TANK WILL REQUIRE A MINIMUM PUMP CYCLE OF 60 SECONDS TO REFILL FROM PUMP ON-TO-OFF PRESSURE SETTINGS.

Note: If your pressure tank (or any part of your water system) is not functioning properly, corrective action MUST be taken before installation of your ﬁ lter system.

CAUTION

To reduce the risk associated with property damage due to water leakage:

• Do not install system where water lines could be subjected to vacuum conditions without appropriate measures for vacuum prevention.

Facts To Remember While Planning Your Installation:

1) All installation procedures MUST conform to local and state plumbing codes.

2) If lawn sprinklers, a swimming pool, or geothermal heating/cooling or water for other devices/activities are to be treated by the water softener, a larger model MUST be selected to accommodate the higher ﬂ ow rate plus the backwashing requirements of the water softener. Consult your Dealer/Installer or our Customer Service Department at 1-800-222-7880 for alternative instructions if the pumping rate is insufﬁ cient.

3) Remember that the water softener INLET is attached to the pipe that supplies water (i.e. delivers water from the well pump or after the water meter) and the OUTLET is the line that runs toward the water heater.

CAUTION

To reduce the risk associated with property damage due to plugged water lines:

• Pay particular attention to correct orientation of control valve. Water ﬂ ow should match arrow on control valve. The Inlet and Outlet of other water treatment equipment products will vary depending on the control valve brand used.

4) Before beginning the installation review the existing piping system and to determine the size, number and type of ﬁ ttings required.

5) The injection point for feeding sulfur reduction media MUST be located between the well pump and the pressure tank. The injection ﬁ tting MUST enter the bottom of the supply line, rather than side or top entry. (Figure 4 on page 3-3)

6) The solution tank should be located in as close proximity to the injection point as possible.

WARNING

To reduce the risk associated with a hazardous voltage:

• If the home electrical system requires use of the cold water system as an electrical safety ground, a jumper must be used to ensure a sufﬁ cient ground connection across the water softener installation piping — refer installation to qualiﬁ ed personnel.

7) Sweep the ﬂ oor to eliminate foreign objects that could pierce the solution tank or the media tank, causing them to leak.

8) Hydrogen sulﬁ de gas can be very corrosive to copper and galvanized pipe, therefore installation should be performed using PVC or other approved plastic. The pressure tank should be a captive-air type rather than a galvanized air-water type for this reason.

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SECTION 3: INSTALLATION

Proper installation sequence of water conditioning equipment is very important. Refer to the following diagram for your particular water supply.

110/115V

SOFT WATER

RECEPTACLE

FLOW SWITCH

BRINE

TANK

TREATED WATER

WASTE DRAIN

SOFTENER SX SERIES

WASTE DRAIN

FILTER

TEST VALVE

TO WELL PUMP

CONTROLLER

FEED PUMP

PRESSURE

TANK

WASTE DRAIN

SOLUTION

PRESSURE TRANSDUCER

TANK

VARIABLE SPEED / CONSTANT PRESSURE PUMP INSTALL

TO MAGNETIC START

FOR WELL PUMP

FROM FLOAT SWITCH

PRESSURE

CHECK VALVE

INJECTOR

ASSEMBLY

RE-PUMP

SWITCH

WELL WATER

OPTIONAL

AERATOR

SYSTEM

CHECK VALVE

UNTREATED WATER

FOR SPRINKLERS

OR OTHER HIGH DEMAND

INCOMING WELL WATER

UNTREATED WATER

FOR SPRINKLERS

OR OTHER HIGH DEMAND

CHECK VALVE

PRESSURE

TANK

CHECK VALVE

PRIMARY PRESSURE SWITCH

SOFT WATER

110/115V RECEPTACLE

FLOW SWITCH

BRINE

TANK

TREATED WATER

WASTE DRAIN

SOFTENER SX SERIES

WASTE DRAIN

FILTER

TEST VALVE

WASTE DRAIN

AERATION

TANK

TO WELL PUMP

CONTROLLER

PRESSURE TRANSDUCER

SOLUTION

TANK

FEED PUMP

INJECTOR

ASSEMBLY

SPLIT-STREAM INSTALLATION

Figure 1

CAUTION

To reduce the risk associated with property damage due to plugged water lines:

INCOMING WELL WATER

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Step 1

CAUTION

To reduce the risk associated with skin, eye, and respiratory tract irritation from gravel and ﬁ lter media during installation:

• Gravel and several types of ﬁ lter media may be used in this product, depending upon the

application. During installation, dust may cause irritation to skin, eyes, and respiratory tract.

• Utilize a NIOSH-approved dust ﬁ lter mask, protective gloves, and appropriate eye protection

when handling and pouring gravel and ﬁ lter media.

• To request an MSDS relating to the media included with this product, call 203-238-8965 or go

to www.3M.com, select country, and use the search engine to search MSDS. For emergencies, call 800-364-3577 or 651-737-6501 (24 hours).

a) Remove the control valve by rotating the valve head assembly to the left or counter-clock-

wise and set aside to reassemble after media is loaded into the tank. Before loading the MEDIA into the tank, the distributor tube must be all the way to the bottom of the tank. IThe distributor should be removed and the gravel dumped out and saved. The distributor should then be replaced in the empty tank making sure it rests on the bottom. Use the centeringtool provided to hold the riser tube (not shown) in the center and prevent media from entering the distributor tube. Material lodged in the distributor tube can enter the control valve, thus damaging it. First pour the gravel removed earlier back into the media tank, followed by the media. Using a water hose or clean pail ﬁ ll the media tank with water to just short of the threads on media tank.

b) Lubricate the o-ring on the adapter base with silicone grease. Reinstall the control valve making sure the riser tube ﬁ ts into the valve body tube adaptor

protruding from the bottom of valve body, being careful not to pinch the o-ring.

c) Locate the bypass valve assembly and connection ﬁ ttings shipped with the sulfur reduction unit. Assemble the connection ﬁ ttings and attach to the bypass

valve as shown in Figure 3.

Figure 2. FILLING MEDIA TANK

Step 2

Shut off all water at main supply valve. On a private well system, turn off power to the pump and drain the pressure tank. Make certain pressure is relieved from the complete system by opening the faucet closest to the system.

CAUTION

To reduce the risk associated with property damage due to water leakage:

• SHUT OFF FUEL OR ELECTRIC POWER SUPPLY TO WATER HEATER after water is shut off.

Step 3

The feed pump and solution tank require assembly prior to use (Figure 4).

a) Unpackage feed pump.

b) Install injection assembly in water supply line prior to pressure tank and pressure switch. Note: The position of the installation position and direction of

the injection assembly as shown in Figure 4.

INOUT

OFF

BYPASS VALVE

Treated

Water Exits

Supply Water

OFF

Enters

OFF

NORMAL OPERATION

DRAIN LINE FLOW

CONTROL ASSEMBLY

CONTROL VALVE BODY

Supply (Untreated)

Water Exits

Figure 3. FILTER ASSEMBLY TOP VIEW

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Supply Water

OFF

Enters

OFF

BYPASS OPERATION

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c) Attach bleed valve to top of feed pump head. The white nut on discharge (top) of feed pump must be removed. The bleed valve can now be attached,

make sure to use o-ring provided.

d) Lower the precut suction line tubing assembly (clear tube with foot valve assembly and ceramic weight) into the opening of the solution tank. Feed the

tubing into the proper hole in the top of the solution tank. The foot valve assembly when properly placed should be about 1” to 1.5” off the bottom of the solution tank.

e) Mount the feeder pump to the top of the solution tank. Before securing the feeder pump to the solution tank, remove the compression nut from the check

valve assembly and slide over suction tubing to determine the approximate length of the tubing. Trim as necessary. Secure tubing to check valve assembly by tightening the ﬁ tting using your hands only.

f) Attach bleed return line (short white tubing) to connection on side of bleed valve and feed down into solution tank through pre-drilled hole.

g) Attach discharge line (remaining long white tubing) to connection on top of bleed valve. Cut and attach this line to the Injection Assembly installed in Step 3b.

h) The installation of the feed pump requires a means to disconnect the feed pump from the power supply should service or maintenance to the feed pump

be required. While not required, it is suggested that the voltage of the feed pump match the voltage of the water pump. The feed pump that is shipped with the standard unit is rated for 120 volt while most well pumps are rated for 240 volts.

Figure 4. FEEDER SYSTEM SCHEMATIC

IMPORTANT NOTE

Electric feed pump must be connected to the same voltage as the well pump or power supply. (Do not cut feed pump power cord.)

Step 4

Cut main supply line as required to ﬁ t plumbing to inlet and outlet of bypass valve.

Step 5

Attach plumbing. DO NOT apply heat to any ﬁ ttings connected to bypass or control valve, as damage may result to internal parts or connecting adapters. Make certain water ﬂ ow enters through inlet and discharges through outlet.

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CAUTION

To reduce the risk associated with property damage due to water leakage:

• Do not use a torch or other high temperature sources near ﬁ lter system, cartridges, plastic ﬁ ttings or plastic plumbing.

• On plastic ﬁ ttings, never use pipe sealant or pipe dope. Use PTFE thread tape only, pipe dope properties may deteriorate plastic.

• Take care when using pliers or pipe wrenches to tighten plastic ﬁ ttings, as damage may occur if over tightening occurs.

IMPORTANT NOTE

If installation is to be a split stream prior to media tank (Figure 1) refer to Special Service Instructions following STEP 14.

Step 6

Attach drain line to drain line ﬁ tting. To prevent back pressure from reducing ﬂ ow rate below minimum required for backwash, the drain line MUST BE sized according to run length and relative height. Be careful not to bend ﬂ exible drain tubing sharply enough to cause “kinking” (if kinking occurs drain line MUST BE replaced). Typical examples of proper drain line diameters are:

1) 1/2” ID up to 15 ft. when discharge is lower than inlet.

2) 5/8” ID up to 15 ft. when discharge is slightly higher than the inlet.

3) 3/4” ID when drain is 25 ft. away and/or drain is installed overhead.

Some areas prohibit the use of ﬂ exible drain lines. Check your local pluming code prior to installation.

Step 7

Position drain line over drain and secure ﬁ rmly. To prevent back-siphoning of sewer water, provide an air-gap of at least 2 in. or 2 pipe diameters between end of drain hose and drain (Figure 5). Do not raise drain line more than 10 ft. above ﬂ oor.

Figure 5. DRAIN

Step 8

CAUTION

To reduce the risk associated with skin, eye, and respiratory tract irritation from water treatment chemicals:

• Utilize a NIOSH-approved dust ﬁ lter mask, protective gloves, and appropriate eye protection when handling and pouring water treatment chemicals.

Pour two (2) gallons of sulfur reduction media into the solution tank. Under most operating conditions sulfur reduction media should be diluted with an equal amount of sulfur-free (preferably soft) water. In some situations, however, where a high sulfur concentration and/or a high pumping rate exists, the sulfur reduction media must be used in undiluted form in order to provide a high enough feed rate to precipitate all the sulfur. To determine if the sulfur reduction media should be diluted or undiluted, multiply the pumping rate of your well pump by the Hydrogen sulﬁ de gas (H

Pumping Rate ______ x Hydrogen Sulﬁ de (H2S) ______ = __________

(gpm) (ppm) (Number)

* Refer to CHECK YOUR WATER PRESSURE PUMP RATE, Section 2 for proper method of determining pumping rate.

If the resulting number is less than 90, dilute the sulfur reduction media with an equal amount of water. If the number is 90 or above, do not dilute the sulfur reduction media. (EXAMPLE: 8 gpm pumping rate x 8 ppm sulfur = 64. 64 is less than 90 - therefore, dilute the sulfur reduction media with an equal amount of water free of hydrogen sulﬁ de gas. This is the starting point for setting the correct feed rate).

S) concentration as determined by your water analysis (Page 2-1):

Step 9

Normally the feed pump operates only when the well pump runs; however, to facilitate calibrating the feed pump, remove the feed pump power cord from the special receptacle controlled by the pressure switch and plug it into any 110/115V power sourc. To prime pump, turn knob on bleed valve to “BLEED” position and allow pump to run until solution appears in bleed return line. Turn knob on bleed valve to “PUMP” position and continue running feed pump until discharge tube ﬁ lls to injection assembly, then plug feed pump power cord into special receptacle controlled by the pressure switch.

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IMPORTANT NOTE

If an air bubble appears in the discharge line of the feed pump, remove the discharge line at the injection point, hold the tube vertical to allow air bubble to be discharged and replaced with sulfur reduction media. Unplug the feed pump, place ﬁ nger over the end of the feed line, replace tubing to the injection point quickly. taking care to minimize any ﬂ uid loss during reconnection. Plug feed pump back into receptacle.

Step 10

Set feed pump stroke length to 50%. Make certain that ﬁ lter bypass valve is in bypass position (Figure 3). Turn on power to well pump. Allow water system to repressurize. After system has pressurized check for leaks in plumbing.

Step 11

Open a cold water faucet, so that well pump continues to run at 1/2 pressure; i.e., 30 psi if system operates at 20/40 psi. Draw sample of water from test cock. Adjust feed pump rate just enough to eliminate sulfur odor in water coming from test cock. (Dark brown color of sample water is normal and is caused by precipitated sulfur and will be reduced by the sulfur reduction system). Refer to Section 4 on dilution procedures to ﬁ ne tune sulfur reduction media feed rate and concentration (dilution) for most efﬁ cient and economical setting. Close cold water faucet.

IMPORTANT NOTE

Should a sulfur odor persist even when the dial setting is at its maximum, reread STEP 8. Also, check to determine if the odor is in the hot water only, and, if it is, the hot water heater may need to be drained and cleaned.

Step 12

a) Make certain the bypass valve inlet and outlet knobs are in “bypass” position. After all plumbing connections have been completed, open main water

shut-off valve and restore power to well pump. Check for leaks and correct as necessary.

b) Plug the control valve power cord into 110v/60Hz, non-switched power source. Program the control valve (refer to page 3-1).

NOTE: Backwashing settings for the control valve are factory preset. The control valve design permits adjustment of the salt setting. This adjustment

may be necessary when unusual operating conditions exist, such as high concentrations of iron, manganese or hardness and/or high ﬂ ow rates or daily water consumption.

c) Manually set the control to backwash position. Press and hold the REGEN button for 3 seconds. The valve will advance to the backwash position. Unplug

power cord to prevent the unit from advancing automatically.

d) Partially open the inlet knob on bypass valve (Figure 3). This will allow the unit to ﬁ ll slowly from the bottom up, reducing air entrapment. Allow the unit

to ﬁ ll slowly, failure to do so could result in loss of resin to the drain. Once a steady stream of water, with no air sputtering, is ﬂ owing to the drain, the inlet and outlet bypass knobs can be fully opened (refer to Figure 3).

e) Plug the power cord back into the power source. Press the REGEN button and wait for the valve to advance to the next backwashing position. Repeat the

process until the valve is in the Service Position (Time of Day will be on the display).

f) Test for residual copper, the ﬁ nal amount of copper that should be present in the ﬁ lter water supply is < 0.5 ppm.

Step 13

Set the TIME-OF-DAY (see HOW TO SET TIME OF DAY). The backwashing frequency is factory preset for every other day. This frequency need not be adjusted unless the sulfur reduction is great enough to require daily backwashing. Refer to HOW TO CHANGE THE BACKWASHING PROGRAM SETTINGS if change is required.

NOTE: Should you experience a water system pressure loss or bleed-through of the precipitant prior to a scheduled backwash, put the system into a manual backwash and increase the frequency of backwashing.

IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS: If water is supplied by a public or community source, or water line is split-streamed anywhere ahead of the media tank (See Figure 1):

SPECIAL SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS:

Under normal circumstances removal of the valve should not be required. However, if it must be removed, disconnect the plumbing attached to the bypass valve ﬁ rst. Then, rotate the valve head assembly to the left or counter-clockwise. Before attempting any disassembly, pressure should be relieved by shutting off water to the system and opening a faucet. Upon reassembly, all o-rings should be lubricated with silicone grease. Reattach valve head assembly by rotating to the right or

clockwise until valve head assembly is seated to the tank hand tight. Reconnect the plumbing to the bypass valve.

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SECTION 4: FINE TUNING THE CSX SULFUR REDUCTION SYSTEM

IMPORTANT NOTES

CAUTION

In order to make the installation and operation of your sulfur reduction system the most economical, a brief discussion of the concept of dilution must be undertaken. Dilution is deﬁ ned as the reduction of concentration of a particular constituent by the addition of another. In the case of sulfur reduction media, the dilution is performed with the addition of treated water. The idea of dilution rate and ratio may be best demonstrated by several examples.

EXAMPLE 1

CAUTION

Initial concentration: 1 Gallon of sulfur reduction media

If we add: 1 Gallon of water

Total solution: 2 Gallons of mixture

In the ﬁ nal 2 gallons of mixture, 1/2 (1 gallon out of 2 gallons) is sulfur reduction media. This can be stated two different ways. First, the dilution ratio is 1:1 (1 gallon sulfur reduction media/1 gallon water) or secondly, by saying a 50% dilution was performed (1/2, i.e. 50%, of the ﬁ nal mixture is sulfur reduction media).

EXAMPLE 2

Initial concentration: 1 Gallon of sulfur reduction media

If we add: 3 Gallons of water

Total Solution: 4 Gallons of mixture

In this example, we end up with 1 gallon of sulfur reduction media in 4 gallons of mixture, therefore 1/4 or 25% of the ﬁ nal mixture is sulfur reduction media. Again this can be stated two different ways, ﬁ rst, the dilution ratio is 1:3 (1 gallon /3 gallons water) and secondly by saying a 25% dilution was performed (1/4, i.e. 25%, of the ﬁ nal mixture is sulfur reduction media).

To reduce the risk associated with skin, eye, and respiratory tract irrita-

tion from water treatment chemicals:

• Utilize a NIOSH-approved dust ﬁ lter mask, protective gloves, and appropriate eye protection when handling and pouring water treatment chemicals.

EXAMPLE 3

Suppose we have performed a 1:1 (50%) dilution by mixing 1 gallon of sulfur reduction media with 1 gallon of water. We now have a total of 2 gallons of mixture. After performing the dilution, we decide the mixture is not concentrated enough, so we add 1 gallon of sulfur reduction media to the 2 gallon mixture. The ratio of sulfur reduction media to water is now 2:1 (2 gallons of sulfur reduction media/1 gallon of water) and the total amount of mixture is now 3 gallons. The sulfur reduction media is now diluted 2/3, 66.7% (2 gallons sulfur reduction media/3 gallons mixture).

IMPORTANT NOTES

A ratio relates the different components of a mixture, when they all have the same units of measure, i.e. gallons of sulfur reduction media to gallons of water, ounces of sulfur reduction media to ounces of water, pounds of sulfur reduction media to pounds of water, etc. In the examples above the ratios were expressed as 1:1, 1:3 and 2:1.

A dilution rate relates one component to the total mixture.

The ﬁ nal amounts of sulfur reduction media and water mixed together in your installation should be recorded below.

Mixture Ratio

____ gallons sulfur reduction media _____1.0____

____ gallons water ____________

These two numbers can be used to determine the mixture ratio. By dividing the gallons of water by the gallons of sulfur reduction mediaan easy to remember ratio can be found (see following example).

EXAMPLE 4

Suppose a ﬁ nal mixture contains 2 gallons of sulfur reduction media and 4 gallons of water:

Ratio = 2:4 then Mixture Ratio = 2/2:4/2 = 1.0:2.0

Suppose we now wish to make up 12 gallons of solution, we would mix 4 gallons of sulfur reduction media with 8 gallons of water. This mixture contains 1 gallon of sulfur reduction media for every 2 gallons of water, therefore our ratio of 1:2 is maintained.

Any amount of solution can be mixed using the following formulas.

Desired Gallons of Solution

Mixture Ratio of sulfur reduction media+ Mixture Ratio of Water = Gallons of sulfur reduction media Required

Desired gallons of solution - gallons of sulfur reduction media= gallons of water

Using the above example:

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Desired gallons of solution = 12

Mixture ratio of sulfur reduction media = 1.0

Mixture ratio of water = 2.0

12 12

1.0 + 2.0 = 3.0 = 4 gallons of sulfur reduction media required

12 - 4 = 8 gallons of water required

EXAMPLE 5

Desired gallons of solution = 10

Mixture ratio of sulfur reduction media= 1.0

MIXTURE RATIO OF WATER = 2.0

10 10

1.0 + 2.0 = 3.0 = 3.33 gallons of sulfur reduction media required

10 - 3.33 = 6.67 gallons of water required

EXAMPLE 6

A ratio of 1:1 exists and we have 1 gallon of sulfur reduction media and 1 gallon of water for a total of 2 gallons of mixture, the dilution rate of sulfur reduction media is 1/2 or 50%, since there is 1 gallon of sulfur reduction media in 2 gallons of mixture.

A ratio of 1:3 gives 4 gallons of mixture, so the dilution rate of sulfur reduction media is 1/4 or 25%.

A ratio of 2:1 gives 3 gallons of mixture, so the dilution rate of sulfur reduction media is 2/3 or 66.7%.

It should be noted that the dilution is stated as: 1 gallon of sulfur reduction media is diluted with 1 gallon of water (1:1 ratio), 1 gallon of sulfur reduction media is diluted with 3 gallons of water (1:3 ratio) or 2 gallons of sulfur reduction media is diluted with 1 gallon of water (2:1 ratio). It would be just as correct to state: 3 gallons of water is diluted with 1 gallon of , but the ratio should now be changed from 1:3 to 3:1. The dilution rate can be stated for any component in a mixture, but care should be taken when it is referred to in the ratio form.

Now that we have discussed the ideas of dilution rate and ratio, we can discuss the ﬁ ne-tuning of the system to the most economical operating condition. The basic, underlying idea of the ﬁ ne-tuning process is to have the highest feed pump stroke frequency at the highest dilution rate of the solution. The decision whether or not to dilute can be based roughly on the stroke frequency percentage at the point where the sulfur odor disappears. If the percentage is 50% or less, the solution can be diluted 50%. After the dilution, the feed pump should once again be adjusted to the point where the smell disappears. This adjustment process should be repeated until the feed rate exceeds 75%. There is no need to adjust the feed pump to a precise setting each time. Since the hydrogen sulﬁ de gas concentration will vary from day-to-day, the best, most precise setting today may not be tomorrow. The feed pump should be adjusted until it is set above 75%.

If upon initial installation you ﬁ nd the feed rate is above 75% and you are feeding undiluted sulfur reduction media, it may be more economical to include an aerator in the treatment system. An aerator will reduce the sulfur concentration 50 - 75%, depending on its efﬁ ciency and could reduce the cost of operation for the system substantially.

Although we have discussed the concepts of dilution in speciﬁ c relation to the system, the same ideas hold true in other instances where dilutions may be necessary. These situations could include chlorination, soda ash addition for pH adjustment or even when conducting tests on water samples.

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USER DISPLAYS

HOW TO CHANGE THE BACKWASHING PROGRAM SETTINGS

Step 1) Begin in normal mode and press SET + ▲ for three seconds simultaneously.

Step 2) Set the hours for backwashing using ▲ or ▼. Press SET and proceed to step 3.

Step 3) Set the minutes for backwashing using ▲ or ▼. Press SET and proceed to step 4.

Step 4) Set the days for backwashing between 1 and 99. Press SET to exit Installer Displays and Settings.

GENERAL OPERATION

When operating, the system will either display the current time of day or the days remaining until the next backwashing. Use ▲ or ▼ to toggle between the two displays. If the remaining days is at 1, the system will regenerate at the preset time.

An arrow will appear pointing to REGEN when the system calls for backwashing.

BACKWASHING MODE

When the system is regenerating, untreated water will be used. Therefore, systems are typically set to regenerate during times of low water usage—such as when the household is asleep.

During backwashing, the arrow will point to REGEN and the display will change to Backwashing Cycle Display, indicating the time remaining. The system automatically runs through the steps of backwashing; upon completion, treated water is ready for use.

HOW TO MANUALLY INITIATE BACKWASHING

If a system needs to be regenerated before the next scheduled time, manual backwashing can be initiated. This may be necessary during times of heavy water usage, including house guests or heavy laundry days.

To initiate a manual backwashing at the preset delay time, press ▲ and ▼ simultaneously. Release. An arrow will point to REGEN if backwashing is expected “tonight.” To cancel, press ▲ and ▼ simultaneously. Release.

To initiate an immediate manual backwashing, press ▲ and ▼ simultaneously for three seconds. This request cannot be cancelled. (If a softener brine tank does not contain salt, add salt and wait at lease two hours before initiating backwashing.

HOW TO SET TIME OF DAY

STEP 1

Step 1) Press SET

Step 2) Use ▲ and ▼ to adjust the current time hour. Time display will be 12 hour with PM indicator with

60 Hz line frequency detection on power-up. Time display will be 24 hour without the PM indicator with 50 Hz line frequency on power-up. Press SET and proceed to step 3.

SET

STEP 2

Regen Min. Fill Regen Time

Time PM Days To Regen

SET

Step 3) Use ▲ and ▼ to adjust the current time minutes. Press SET to exit Set Time of Day.

STEP 3

Power Loss

If power is lost for more than 8 hours, the current time of day will need to be reset. If the system is in the middle of backwashing upon power loss, the control will continue backwashing at the point of interruption when power is restored.

Regen Min. Fill Regen Time

SET

Time PM Days To Regen

Error Message

Contact the OEM for assistance if the display shows “E1,” “E2,” “E3” or “E4.” These messages are indications the valve did not function properly.

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Regen Min. Fill Regen Time

SET

Time PM Days To Regen

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Problem Cause Solution

1. Correct time of day not shown.

2. Error followed by a code number.

Error Code E1 — Unable to recognize start of

backwashing. Error Code E2 — Unexpected stall Error Code E3 — Motor ran too long. Timed

out trying to reach next cycle position If other codes appear, contact factory.

3. Excessive pressure drop through ﬁ lter

system.

4. Inadequate hydrogen sulﬁ de gas reduction

5. Regenerates at wrong time of day.

6. Water runs to drain in the service position.

7. Discoloration in treated water.

8. Taste in treated water.

9. Media in aerators at the faucets.

10. Water leaking from media tank.

SECTION 5: TROUBLESHOOTING

A. Transformer is unplugged. 1. Reconnect transformer.

B. No power at outlet. 1. Repair or use working outlet.

C. Damaged transformer. 1. Replace transformer.

D. Damaged PC board. 1. Replace PC board.

E. Outlet on a switched circuit. 1. Use a non-switched circuit.

R. Power outage. 1. Reset time of day.

G. Damaged PC board. 1. Replace PC board.

H. Time of day set wrong. 1. Reset to the correct time.

A. Valve just serviced.

B. Foreign material stuck in valve. 1. Check piston and spacer stack for obstruction.

C. Excessive piston resistance. 1. Replace piston and spacer assembly.

D. Position not in the home position.

A. Filter system not backwashing. 1. Drive motor not operative.

B. Inadequate pumping rate. 1. Verify pumping rate meets or exceeds minimum pumping for model

C. Drain line inadequate. 1. Drain line too long or too high or too small of diameter, refers to

A. Hydrogen sulﬁ de gas greater than 15 ppm. 1. Install a H2S Aerator ahead of existing CSX unit.

B. Low solution feed. 1. Increase solution feed rate.

C. Feed Pump not operating. 1. Feed pump not plugged into power supply.

A. Wrong time of day displayed. 1. Reset the time of day.

B. Past power outage. 1. Reset the time of day.

C. Time of backwashing set wrong. 2. Reset the time of backwashing.

A. Wrong time of the day displayed. 1. Correct time of day.

B. Past power outage. 1. Correct time of day.

C. Time of backwashing set wrong. 1. Correct time of backwashing.

A. Insufﬁ cient reduction of hydrogen sulﬁ de gas prior to

ﬁ lter unit.

B. Too high of solution feed . 1. Retest hydrogen Sulﬁ de gas in incoming water and reduce concen-

C. Inadequate pump rate 1. Recheck pumping rate to verify minimum gpm.

D. Drain line issue 1. Verify the drain line meets the minimum requirements listed on page

A. Sulfur in feed water. 1. Treat with the appropriate treatment product. Contact technical

B. Organics in treated water. 1. Treat with the appropriate treatment product. Contact technical

A. Unit installed backwards. 1. Ensure that the piping enters to inlet side of bypass and exits on

B Distributor is damaged. 1. Remove distributor tube from media tank and inspect. Replace as

C. Media was loaded in distributor tube while loading

ﬁ lter unit.

A. Media tank was subjected to a vacuum condition. 1. Replace media tank and check to see that either a check valve or

B. Media tank has been damaged. 1. Contact installing contractor to have evaluated and replaced.

C. Pin hole in media tank. 1. Contact installing contractor to have evaluated and replaced.

2. Check circuit breaker in main power box.

1. Press SET HOUR and source from PC board.

1. Press SET HOUR and PC board.

2. Drain line is kinked, blocked or frozen.

3. Drain line ﬂ ow control in blocked with debris, scale or gravel.

being used.

manual for minimum requirements.

2. Increase solution concentration.

2. Fuse on circuit board of feed pump needs to be replaceg.

3. Circuit board on feed pump damaged.

1. Increase the rate of solution feed

2. Increase the concentration of solution

tration of solution or reduce feed rate.

3-4 of this manual.

services for equipment recommendations.

the outlet side. (Refer to red handles on bypass to check for ﬂ ow direction.)

needed.

1. Remove distributor tube from media tank, clean and reinstall correctly. Cover distributor tube with plug included.

back ﬂ ow prevention device is installed and operating.

for 3 seconds or momentarily unplug power

or momentarily unplug power source from

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11. Time of day ﬂ ashes on and off.

12. Valve stalled in backwashing.

13. Valve does not regenerate automatically when the

and buttons are pushed.

14. Valve does not regenerate automatically, but does when

and are depressed.

A. Power has been off for more than eight (8) hours. 1. Reset the time of day.

B. SET HOUR was pressed. 1. Reset the time of day.

A. Motor not operating. 1. Replace motor.

B. No power at the outlet 1. Repair outlet or use a working one.

2. Check circuit breaker at the main power box.

C. Damaged transformer. 1. Replace transformer.

D. Damaged PC board. 1. Replace PC board.

E. Broken drive gear or drive cap assembly. 1. Replace gear or drive cap assembly.

F. Broken piston retainer. 1. Replace main piston assembly.

G. Broken main piston. 1. Replace main piston assembly.

A. Transformer unplugged. 1. Connect transformer and the PC board power

B. No power at outlet. 1. Restore or repair power source.

C. Broken drive gear or drive cap assembly. 1. Replace gear or drive cap assembly.

D. Damaged PC board. 1. Replace PC board.

A. Programming error. 1. Review programming of control valve.

B. Damaged PC board. 1. Replace PC board.

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SECTION 6: SPECIFICATIONS AND OPERATING DATA

ITEM CSX100 CSX200

Nominal Media Volume, cu. ft. (cu. mtr.) 1.0 (0.03) 2.0 (0.06)

Gravel Underbed, lbs (kg) 13 (5.9) 18 (8.2)

Operating Flow Rate, gpm (lpm) (Note 1) Service (intermittent) Peak (10 minutes max. duration)

Pressure Loss @ Flow Rates, psi (kPa) Service Peak

Backwash Rate, (Note 2), gpm (lpm) 5.3 (20.1) 7.5 (28.4)

Service Pipe Size, inches (cm) 1 (2.5) 1 (2.5)

Tank Diameter x Height, inches (cm)

Minimum Space Required Width, inches (cm) Depth, inches (cm) Height, inches (cm)

Approximate Shipping Weight, lbs (kg) 163 (73.9) 271 (122.9)

Maximum operating temperatures 110°F (43.3°C); Electrical requirements 110 Volt (60 Hz); Operating pressure 20-125 psi (138-862 kPa).

6.0 (22.7)

10.0 (45.5)

5 (0.034) 13 (0.89)

10 x 44

(25.4 x 112)

10 (25.4) 16 (40.6)

53 (134.6)

9.0 (34.1)

13.0 (59.1)

8 (0.055)

14 (0.097)

12 x 54

(30.5 x 138)

12 (30.4) 16 (40.6)

63 (160)

Notes:

(1) For satisfactory performance, indicated durations should not be exceeded; Flow rates speciﬁ ed are adequate for normal residential applications. This

ﬁ lter system is not intended to treat commercial applications.

(2) Indicated pressure loss is for new systems, these losses will increase as the ﬁ lter is used and the longer the duration since last backwashing.

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SECTION 7: COMPONENT LISTS

REF

DESCRIPTION CSX100 CSX200

NO.

1 Control Valve, Complete, Less Bypass Valve W217530-003-00Z W217750-003-00Z

1a O-ring Included with Item #3 V3180 V3180

2 Bypass Valve V3006 V3006

3 Media Tank w/Base 6236001-1044 6236001-1054

4 Distributor Tube C37S-16-44 C37S-16-54

5 Media SX-050P (2) SX-050P (4)

6 Gravel Underbed 1/4” x 1/8” QC-12P QC-15P

Note: When ordering replacement or repair components be sure to always specify by the unit or model number to ensure the correct parts are ordered.

OFF

Items Not Shown

Description of Item Part Number

Wrench V3193- 01

Funnel U1006

1” Plumbing Connection Fitting Straight Male NPT Fitting Straight Brass Sweat Fitting

Adapter Kit - 1” NPT

- 1” Sweat Fittings

V3007-04 V3007-02

V3007-02* V3007-04*

Cover V3175-WCA

Feed Pump LA30P

15 gal. Solution Tank ST15Z

Injection Assembly TBF1Z

Feed Pump with Injection Assembly

LA30P-S15T-TBF

and 15 gal. Solution Tank

*See assemblies drawing for individual components

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FILTER DRIVE CAP ASSEMBLY, DOWNFLOW PISTON,

AND SPACE STACK ASSEMBLY

Reference No. Part No. Description Quantity

1 V3005 Spacer Stack Assembly 1

2 V3004 Drive Cap Assembly 1

3 V3178 Drive Back Plate 1

4 V3001 Piston Downﬂ ow Assembly 1

6 V3135 O-ring 228 1

7 V3180 O-ring 337 1

8 V3105 O-ring 215 Pilot Tube 1

NOT SHOWN V3001 Downﬂ ow body Assembly 1

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Front Cover and Drive Assembly

Reference No. Part No. Description Quantity

1 V3175TC-01 Time Clock Front Cover Assembly 1

2 V3107-01 Motor 1

3 V3106-01 Drive Bracket & Spring Clip 1

4 V3818TC Time Clock PC Board 1

5 V3110 Drive Gear 12 x 36 1

6 V3109 Time Clock Cover 1

NOT SHOWN V3002TC Time Clock Drive Assembly 1

NOT SHOWN V3186 AC Adapter 110V - 12V 1

NOT SHOWN V3175-WCA Cover 1

Drawing number parts 2 through 6 may be purchased as a complete assembly, part V3202.

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Quick Connect Bypass Valve

Reference No. Part No. Description Quantity

1 V3151 Nut 1” Quick Connect 2

2 V3150 Split Ring 2

3 V3105 O-ring 2

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Installation Fitting Assemblies

Quick Connect Assemblies

Part # V3007-02

Reference No. Part No. Description Quantity

1 V3151 1” Quick Connect Nut 2

2 V3150 1” Quick Connect Split Ring 2

3 V3105 1” Quick Connect O-Ring 215 2

4 V3188 1” Brass Sweat Assembly 2

Part # V3007-04

Description: 1” Plastic Male NPT Assembly

Reference No. Part No. Description Quantity

1 V3151 1” Quick Connect Nut 2

2 V3150 1” Quick Connect Split Ring 2

3 V3105 1” Quick Connect O-Ring 215 2

4 V3164 1” NPT Quick Connect Plastic Male Assembly 2

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Quick Connect 3/4” Drain Line Housing

Reference No. Part No. Description Quantity

1 H4615 Elbow Locking Clip 1

2 PKP10T58-BLK 5/8” Insert Sleeve

3 V3192 Quick Connect 3/4” Drain Elbow Nut 1

4 V3158-01 Quick Connect 3/4” Drain Elbow 1

5 V3163 O-ring 019 1

6 V3159-01 Drain Line Flow Control Retainer Assembly 1

7 V3162-027 2.7 gpm Drain Line Flow Control Button 1

7 V3162-032 3.2 gpm Drain Line Flow Control Button 1

7 V3162-53 5.3 gpm Drain Line Flow Control Button 1

Water

Flow

Proper DLFC orientation directs water flow towards the washer face with rounded edge.

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Limited Warranty: 3M Puriﬁ cation Inc. warrants this Product to be free from defects in material and workmanship during normal use for the warranty period set forth below. The

SECTION 8: LIMITED WARRANTY

warranty period commences from the date of purchase. This warranty does not cover failures resulting from abuse, misuse, alteration or damage not caused by 3M Puriﬁ cation Inc. or failure to follow installation and use instructions. No warranty is given as to the service life of any ﬁ lter cartridge, membrane, or media as it will vary with local water conditions and water consumption.

3M PURIFICATION INC. MAKES NO OTHER WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OR CONDITION OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OR CONDITION ARISING OUT OF A COURSE OF DEALING, CUSTOMER OR USAGE OF TRADE.

If the Product is found defective within the warranty period, your exclusive remedy and 3M Puriﬁ cation Inc.’s sole obligation shall be, at 3M Puriﬁ cation Inc.’s option, to replace or repair the Product or refund the purchase price of the Product. This warranty does not cover labor. The remedy stated in this paragraph is Customer’s sole remedy and 3M Puriﬁ ca-

tion Inc.’s exclusive obligation.

Warranty Period:

• One (1) year on the entire product unit

• Five (5) years on the media tank only (does not include internal component parts)

• Five (5) years on the control valve

• Five (5) years on salt storage container and components*

Limitation of Liability: 3M Puriﬁ cation Inc. will not be liable for any loss or damage arising from this 3M Puriﬁ cation Inc. product, whether direct, indirect, special, incidental, or consequential, regardless of the legal theory asserted, including warranty, contract, negligence or strict liability. Some states and countries do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you.

Warranty Claims:

To obtain warranty service, call 1-800-222-7880 or mail your request to: 3M Puriﬁ cation Inc., 400 Research Parkway, Meriden, CT 06450. Proof of purchase (original sales receipt) must accompany the warranty claim, along with a complete description of the Product, model number and alleged defect. This warranty gives you speciﬁ c legal rights, and you may

have other rights which may vary from state to state, or country to country.

* Water Softeners only

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3M Puriﬁ cation Inc.

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