GE GXSS20B Owner’s Manual & Installation Instructions

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Safety Instructions

Proper installation . . . . . . . . . . . . .3

Installation Instructions

Drain connections . . . . . . . . . . .7–8 Important recommendations . . . .4 Installation instructions . . . . . . .4–6 Planning and location . . . . . . . . . .5 Programming the timer . . . . . . . . .9 Sanitizing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 Specifications and dimensions . .11 Step-by-step instructions . . . . .7–11 Tools and materials required . . . .5 Unpacking and inspection . . . . . .4

Operating Instructions, Tips

Breaking a salt bridge . . . . . . . . . .13 Cleaning nozzle and

venturi assembly . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13 Face plate timer features . . . . . . .14 Regenerating the system . . . .15, 16 Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 Water softener system . . . . . .12–13

Care and Cleaning

Cleaning out iron . . . . . . . . . . . . .17 Salt storage level and refilling . . .17

Troubleshooting Tips . . . . .18–20

Consumer Services

Important phone

numbers . . . . . . . . . . . . .Back Cover Parts list/catalog . . . . . . . . . . .21–24 Warranty (U.S.) . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25 Warranty (Canada) . . . . . . . . . . .26

Owner’s Manual &

Installation Instructions

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IMPORTANT!

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Proof of the original purchase date is needed to obtain service under the warranty.

READ THIS MANUAL

Inside you will find many helpful hints on how to use and maintain your water system properly. Just a little preventive care on your part can save you a great deal of time and money over the life of

your system. A video has been included with the product containing important use and care instructions.

IF YOU NEED SERVICE

You’ll find many answers to common problems in the Before You Call For Service section. If you review our chart of Troubleshooting Tips first, you may not need to call for service at all.

If you do need service, you can relax knowing help is only a phone call away. A list of toll-free customer service numbers is included in the back section of this manual.

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Visit our Website at: www.geappliances.com

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION.

READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING.

WARNING! For your safety, the information in this manual must be followed to minimize the risk of electric shock, property damage or personal injury.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

■Check and comply with your state and local codes. You must follow these guidelines.

■Use care when handling the water softening system. Do not turn upside down, drop, drag, or set on sharp protrusions.

■Water softening systems using sodium chloride (salt) for regeneration add sodium to the water.

Persons on sodium restricted diets should consider

■Transformer must be plugged into an indoor 120 volt, grounded outlet only.

■Use clean water softening salts only, at least 99.5% pure. NUGGET, PELLET or coarse SOLAR salts are recommended. Do not use rock, block, granulated or ice cream making salts. They contain dirt and sediments, or mush and cake, and will create maintenance problems.

the added sodium as part of their overall intake.

Potassium chloride can be used as an alternative to sodium chloride in your softener.

■The water softening system works on 24 volt-60 Hz electrical power only. Be sure to use only the included transformer.

■Keep the salt hole cover in place on the softener unless servicing the unit or refilling with salt.

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

PROPER INSTALLATION

This water softening system must be properly installed and located in accordance with the Installation Instructions before it is used.

■Install or store where it will not be exposed to temperatures below freezing or exposed to any type of weather. Water freezing in the system will break it. Do not attempt to treat water over 100°F.

■Do not install in direct sunlight. Excessive sun heat may cause distortion or other damage to non-metallic parts.

■Properly ground to conform with all governing codes and ordinances.

■Use only lead-free solder and flux for all sweat-solder connections, as required by state and federal codes.

■The water softening system requires a minimum water flow of three gallons per minute at the inlet. Maximum allowable inlet water pressure is 125 psi. If daytime pressure is over 80 psi, nighttime pressure may exceed the maximum. Use a pressure reducing valve to reduce the flow if necessary.

■Softener resins may degrade in the presence of chlorine above 1 ppm. If you have chlorine in excess of this amount, you may experience reduced resin life. In these conditions, you may wish to consider purchasing a GE point-of-entry household filtration system with a chlorine reducing filter.

WARNING:Discard all unused parts and packaging material after installation. Small parts remaining after the installation could

be a choke hazard.

READ AND FOLLOW THIS SAFETY INFORMATION CAREFULLY.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

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Installation instructions.

CAUTION: Certain plumbing skills are needed for installation. If you are unsure about any part of the installation of this product, consult a professional plumber.

Unpacking and Inspection

The softener is shipped in one master carton. The softener is completely assembled at the factory, except as required at installation.

Be sure to check the entire softener for any shipping damage or parts loss. Also note damage to the shipping cartons. Contact the transportation company for all damage and loss claims. The manufacturer is not responsible for damages in transit.

Small parts, needed to install the softener, are on a skin-packed cardboard piece. To avoid loss of the small parts, keep them on the skin-pack until you are ready to use them.

Important Installation Recommendations

Read entire manual. Failure to follow all guidelines and rules could cause personal injury or property damage.

•Before you begin installation, read these Installation Instructions completely. Then, obtain all the materials and tools you will need to make the installation. Failure to properly install the softener voids the warranty.

•Check local codes. The installation must conform to them.

•In the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Plumbing Code 248 CMR shall be adhered to. Consult with your licensed plumber.

•Use only lead-free solder and flux for all sweat-solder connections, as required by state and federal codes.

•Connect the softener to the main water supply pipe before or ahead of the water heater. DO NOT RUN HOT WATER THROUGH THE SOFTENER. Temperature of water passing through the softener must be less than 120° F.

•Use care when handling the softener. Do not turn upside down, drop, drag, or set on sharp protrusions.

•Maximum allowable inlet water pressure is 125 psi. If daytime pressure is over 80 psi, nighttime pressure may exceed the maximum. Use a pressure reducing valve if necessary. (Adding a pressure reducing valve may reduce the flow.)

•The softener works on 24 volt-60 Hz electrical power only. Be sure to use the included transformer. Be sure the electric outlet and transformer are in an inside location to protect from wet weather.

•See Where to Install the Softener section for more details.

WARNING: Do not use with water that is microbiologically unsafe or of unknown quality without adequate disinfection before or after the system. The water should be tested periodically to verify that the system is performing satisfactorily.

Small parts remaining after the installation could be a choke hazard. Discard safely.

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Plan How You Will Install the Softener

You must first decide how to run in and out pipes to the softener. Look at the house main water pipe at the point where you will connect the softener. Is the pipe soldered copper, glued plastic, or threaded galvanized? What is the pipe size?

WARNING: Use only lead-free solder and flux to prevent lead poisoning.

See Typical Installation Illustration, Fig. 1. Use this as a guide when planning your particular installation.

Be sure to direct the incoming hard water supply to the softener valve inlet fitting. The valve is marked

IN and OUT. See illustration on page 6 to help you prepare.

Where to Install the Softener

•Place the softener as close as possible to a sewer drain, or other acceptable drain point or standpipe.

•It is recommended to keep outside faucets on hard water to save soft water and salt.

•Do not install the softener in a place where it could freeze. Freeze damage is not covered by the warranty.

•Do not install the softener where it would block access to the water heater or access to the main water shutoff.

•Put the softener in a place where water damage is least likely to occur if a leak develops. The manufacturer will not repair or pay for water damage.

•A 120 volt electric outlet is needed to plug in the included transformer. The softener has a 10 foot power cable. If the outlet is remote (up to 100 feet), use 18 gauge wire to connect. Be sure the electric outlet and transformer are in an inside location, to protect from wet weather. Be sure the outlet is unswitched to prevent accidental shutoff.

•If installing in an outside location, you must take the steps necessary to assure the softener, installation plumbing, wiring, etc., are as well protected from the elements (sunlight, rain, wind, heat, cold), contamination, vandalism, etc., as when installed indoors.

•Keep the softener out of direct sunlight. The sun’s heat may distort non-metallic parts and may damage the electronics.

Tools and Materials Required for Installation

•In and out fittings included with the softener are 3/4″ nominal copper sweat tubes. To maintain full valve flow, 1″ pipes to and from the softener fittings are recommended. You should maintain the same, or larger, pipe size as the water supply pipe, up to the water softener inlet and outlet.

•Use the included bypass valve to install the softener. The bypass valve allows you to turn off water to the softener for servicing, but still have water in the house pipes. The in and out fittings referred to above connect to the bypass valve with the included nuts and washers.

•Use copper, brass or galvanized pipe and fittings. Some codes may also allow CPVC plastic pipes.

•If additional drain hose is needed for valve and salt tank drains, it can be ordered from GE Parts at 800.626.2002.

•If a rigid valve drain is needed to comply with plumbing codes, you can buy the parts needed (Fig. 4A) to connect a 1/2″ copper tubing or plastic pipe drain.

•Clean nugget or pellet water softener salt is needed to fill the brine tank, see Step 8 in the Step-by-Step Installation Instructions.

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Installation instructions.

Typical Installation Illustration

Fig. 1

Soft water	MAIN
	WATER
	PIPE

Hard water

120-volt outlet

24V transformer

Salt hole cover removed

SALT

GOES HERE

Hard water to outside faucets

Union (2) (not supplied)

Installation nut (2)

Copper tube, 3/4″ (2)

water service

the bypass valve If 1″ pipes are

the copper tubes INLET . Buy 1″ pipe thread

plumb directly to

	NOTE: See
	Connections
Brinewell

CROSS-OVER

Use if water supply flows from the left. Include single or 3-valve bypass.

Hard water

Soft water

To softener inlet

From softener outlet

Optional 3-Valve Bypass Installation

Adapters for this installation are not supplied	.
To order these adapters, call GE Parts 800.626
Ask for part number WS60X10006.

Fig. 2

Soft water

120-volt outlet

24V transformer

6

Bypass valve

Hard water to outside faucets

MAIN
WATER PIPE	Hard water
Inlet valve

Outlet valve

INLET

3-valve bypass system

For soft water service:

•Open the inlet and outlet valves

•Close the bypass valve

For bypass hard water:

• Close the inlet and outlet valves

• Open the bypass valve

Nut (2) Copper tube, 3/4″ (2)

Washer (2)

Installation adapter (2) (see above)

NOTE: Threads on the installation adapters are 1″ male pipe. If 1″ pipes are needed, do not use the copper tubes and nuts included. Buy 1″ pipe thread female adapter, and plumb directly to 1″ threads on installation adapters.

Hard water

Soft water

To softener inlet From softener outlet

CROSS-OVER

Use if water supply flows from the left.

Include single or 3-valve bypass.

Step-by-step installation instructions.

•Turn off the gas or electric supply to the water heater, in the possibility that the water heater may be drained while draining pipes.

•Turn off the water supply to pipes to be cut and drain the house water pipes.

•Open both hot and cold faucets.

1. INSTALL BYPASS VALVE

• Remove plastic shipping plug and wire from valve outlet.

NOTE: Be sure the turbine					Turbine
and support are firmly in
place in the valve outlet.					Valve outlet
Blow into the valve port
					Turbine shaft
and observe the turbine
for free rotation.					and support

•Push the bypass valve (lubricate o-ring seals with silicone grease) into both ports of the valve as shown in Fig. 3A.

•Snap the 2 large plastic clips in place, from the top, down as shown in Figures 3A and 3B. Be sure they snap into place. Pull on the bypass valve to make sure it is held securely in place.

2. MOVE THE SOFTENER ASSEMBLY INTO INSTALLATION POSITION:

•Be sure the installation surface is level and smooth. Sharp objects under the tank may puncture it. If needed, place the tank on a section of 3/4″ thick (minimum) plywood. Then, place shims under the plywood as needed to level the softener.

3. PLUMB IN AND OUT PIPES TO AND FROM SOFTENER:

CAUTION: Observe all of the following cautions as you connect inlet and outlet plumbing. See Fig. 1 or 2.

•BE SURE INCOMING HARD WATER SUPPLY IS DIRECTED TO THE SOFTENER VALVE INLET PORT. If house water flow is from the left, use a plumbing cross-over as shown in Fig. 1.

•If making a soldered copper installation, do all sweat soldering before connecting pipes to the bypass valve. Torch heat will damage plastic parts.

•When turning threaded pipe fittings onto plastic fittings, use care not to crossthread.

•Use pipe joint compound on all external pipe threads.

•Support inlet and outlet plumbing in some manner (use pipe hangers) to keep the weight off of the valve fittings.

4. CONNECT AND RUN THE VALVE DRAIN HOSE:

•Use the provided drain hose (20′ length included) to attach to the valve drain fitting. To keep water pressure from blowing the hose off, use a hose clamp to secure in place.

•Locate the other end of the hose at a suitable drain point (floor drain, sump, laundry tub, etc.) that terminates at the sewer. Check and comply with local codes.

IMPORTANT: If more drain hose is needed, it should be ordered from GE Parts at 800.626.2002. The water softener will not work if water cannot exit this hose

during regenerations.

•Tie or wire the hose in place at the drain point. High water pressure will cause it

to whip during the back-wash and fast rinse cycles of regeneration. Also provide an air gap of at least 1–1/2″ between the end of the hose and the drain point. An air gap prevents possible siphoning of sewer water into the softener, if the sewer should “back-up.”

•If raising the drain hose overhead is required to get to the drain point, do not raise higher than 8′ above the floor. Elevating the hose may cause a back-pressure that could reduce brine draw during regenerations.

Fig. 3A

Inlet

O-ring seal goes into the outer groove only.

The clip snaps into the inner groove (see below).

Fig. 3B

SIDE

VIEW

Valve body inlet or outlet

Clip

Outlet

Bypass valve

NOTE: Threads on the bypass valve are 1″ male pipe. If 1″ pipes are needed, do not use the copper tubes and nuts included. Buy 1″ pipe thread female adapter, and plumb directly to 1″ threads.

Clip

END

VIEW

Bypass valve

(push all the way in)

	Fig. 3C
		Turn bypass valve
		upside down to
		connect to floor
		level plumbing
	OUT
	IN
	Fig. 4
	Valve
	drain
	hose
	Clamp
		STANDPIPE
	Drain
	fitting
	on
	valve
		LAUNDRY TUB
	Tie or wire hose	SUMP
	in place
	FLOOR DRAIN	7
	11⁄2″ air gap

Step-by-step installation instructions.

4A. CONNECTING A RIGID VALVE DRAIN TUBE

•To adapt a copper drain tube to the softener, use a hacksaw to cut the barbed end from the

drain fitting as shown in Fig. 4A. Rotate the drain fitting so the cutting blade clears the valve housing to prevent damage to valve. Buy a compression fitting (1/4″ female pipe thread x 1/2″ O.D. tube) and needed tubing from your local hardware store.

5. INSTALL THE BRINE TANK OVERFLOW FITTINGS AND HOSE

•Insert the rubber grommet into the 3/4″ diameter hole in the brine tank sidewall as shown in Fig. 5.

•Push the end of the hose adapter elbow into the grommet as shown in Fig. 5.

•Attach a length of hose (use remaining hose from Step 4) to the hose adapter elbow. Use a hose clamp to hold it in place.

•Locate the other end of the hose at the drain point. DO NOT ELEVATE this hose higher than the elbow on the brine tank.

IMPORTANT: DO NOT TEE OVERFLOW HOSE TO VALVE DRAIN HOSE.

NOTE: This drain is for safety only. If the cabinet (brine tank) should over-fill with water, the excess is carried to the drain.

6. INSTALL GROUNDING CLAMPS AND WIRE

DANGER: Failure to properly attach ground wire could result in electrical shock.

•If plumbing is metal, to maintain electrical ground continuity in the house cold water piping, install the included ground clamps as shown in Fig. 6. Be sure the pipes are clean under the clamps to assure good contact.

7.FLUSH PIPES, EXPEL AIR FROM SOFTENER, AND TEST YOUR INSTALLATION FOR WATER LEAKS:

CAUTION: To avoid water or air pressure damage to softener inner parts, be sure to do the following steps in exact order.

A.Fully open 2 cold soft water faucets nearby the softener.

B.Place bypass valve in “bypass” position by pushing the stem inward.

C.Fully open the house main water pipe shutoff valve. Observe a steady flow from both faucets opened in step A, above.

D.Place bypass valve in the “service” position EXACTLY as follows. KEEP SOFT WATER FAUCETS OPEN.

SLOWLY pull or slide the valve stem (out) toward the service position pausing several times to allow the softener to pressurize slowly.

E.After about 3 minutes, open a HOT water faucet for 1 minute, or until all air is expelled, then close. NOTE: If water appears cloudy or has salty taste,allow to run for several more minutes, or until clear.

F.Close all water faucets.

G.Check your plumbing work for leaks and fix right away if any are found. Be sure to observe previous caution notes.

H.Turn on the gas or electric supply to the water heater. Light the pilot, if applicable.

Fig. 4A

Clip

Cut barbs from drain fitting

1/4″ NPT threads

1/2″ O.D.

Barbs copper tube (not furnished)

Compression fitting, 1/4″ NPT X 1/2″ O.D. tube (not furnished)

Fig. 5

Grommet

Overflow drain hose

Fig. 6

Clamp (2)

Hose adapter

Hose clamp

Do not connect to valve drain hose.

To sewer drain

To valve inlet

Ground wire

From valve outlet

8. ADD WATER AND SALT TO THE BRINE TANK:

•Lift the cabinet (brine tank) cover. Add about 3 gallons of water into the tank. Do not add into the brinewell.

•Fill tank with NUGGET, PELLET or coarse SOLAR water softener salt with a purity of 99.5% or higher. Do not use rock, block, granulated, and ice cream-making salts, or salt with iron-removing additives (except for Diamond Crystal® Red•Out® brand salt). Salt storage capacity is approximately 200 lbs. Keep the salt hole cover in place on the softener unless servicing the unit or refilling with salt.

NOTE: If the softener is installed in a humid basement or other damp area, it is better to fill the tank with less salt, more frequently. Eighty to 100 lbs. of salt will last for several months, depending on water hardness, family size and water softening system model.

9. CONNECT TO ELECTRICAL POWER:

•If transformer wiring is not visible at the back of the control head, remove control cover. DO NOT PULL ON OR DISCONNECT WIRING. Locate the long wire with“U” shaped connectors on one end. Route this wire through the rear of the control housing. Replace the control cover.

•Fasten the 2 power cable lugs (“U” shaped connectors) to the 2 screws on the transformer, and tighten the screws. Then, plug the transformer into the electrical outlet.

•The softener works on 24 volt-60Hz electric power. The included transformer changes standard 120 volt AC house power to 24 volts. Plug the transformer into a 120 volt outlet only. Be sure the outlet is always live so it can not be switched off by mistake.

10. PROGRAM THE TIMER:

• See Programming the Timer section.

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Display

Programming the Timer

Set the timer:

When the transformer is plugged into electrical outlet, 12:00AM, SUnday will begin to flash in the time display.

Set the time of day and present day of week as follows:

A. Set the time of day:

1

2

Press the TIME/DAY button once and the hour display will begin to flash.

Press the SET/CLEAR button until the present hour of the day shows in the display. Be sure AM shows for morning hours, or PM for afternoon and evening hours.

NOTE: Press SET/CLEAR button and quickly release to move the hour display ahead 1 at a time to the correct hour. Or, hold the SET/CLEAR button to move the display ahead 2 hours each second, to the correct hour.

3

4

Press the TIME/DAY button once to steady the hour display, and minutes begin to flash.

Repeat Step A. 2 to set the correct minutes.

Press the TIME/DAY button again to steady the minute display (day will begin flashing). Fig. 7 shows the timer set at 3:30 PM.

B. Set the present day of the week:

1 Press the SET/CLEAR button to set the present day of the week in the display.

NOTE: Press SET/CLEAR button and quickly release to move the day display 1 at a time. Or hold the SET/CLEAR button to move the day display ahead 2 days each second.

2 Press the TIME/DAY button again to steady the entire display. Fig. 7 shows the timer set at TUesday.

No other settings are needed after installing your water softener. The softener is factory set to regenerate every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday (beginning at 2:00 AM). For most families, this gives enough soft water for their needs. However, if you want the softener to regenerate at a different time, or on different days, or to set for the most efficiency, see About the Water Softener System section.

Fig. 7 EXAMPLE: This drawing shows the present time of day at 3:30 PM, and the present day on TUesday.

See the Operating section for other

timer controls and features.

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Step-by-step installation instructions.

Sanitizing Procedures

Care is taken at the factory to keep your softener clean and sanitary. Materials used to make the softener will not infect or contaminate your water supply and will not cause bacteria to form or grow. However, during shipping, storage, installing and operating, bacteria could get into the softener. For this reason, sanitizing as follows is suggested when installing.

NOTE: Sanitizing is recommended by the Water Quality Association for disinfecting.

		Be sure to complete all installation steps, including
	1
		timer programming.
		Remove the brinewell cover (see Fig. 8) and pour
	2
		about 3/4 ounce (11⁄2 tablespoons) of common 5.25%
		household bleach (Clorox, Linco, BoPeep, White Sail,
		Eagle, etc.) in the softener brinewell.
		Press the TOUCH/HOLD button and hold for 3 seconds
	3
		to start a recharge. This first recharge does several
		things: fills the salt tank to the water level needed, gets
		all the air out of the resin tank, makes the resin bed
		ready for service. See the Recharging section.
		If after sanitation, water from house faucet tastes salty
	4
		or has a slight color, this is a preservative from the

resin tank. Turn on the cold soft water faucets and drain for a few minutes or until clear.

NOTE: This recharge takes about 2 hours.

NOTE: When the above sanitizing regeneration is over, your house COLD water supply is fully soft immediately. However, your water heater is filled with hard water and as hot water is used, it will refill with soft water. When all the hard water is replaced in the water heater, hot only and mixed hot and cold water will be fully soft. If you want totally soft water immediately, after the above regeneration, drain the water heater until the water runs cold.

WARNING: If you do drain the water heater, use extreme care as the hot water could cause burns. Turn the water heater off prior to draining.

Fig. 8

Salt hole cover removed

Hose

Water, about 3 gallons

Brinewell cover (remove and add about 3/4 oz. bleach)

Brinewell

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Specifications/Dimensions

	Rated Capacity*		(See rating decal, located
			on the Softener)
	Amount of high capacity resin (lbs/cu. ft)		31.2/.6
	Resin tank nominal size (in., dia. x height)		8 x 40
	Service flow rate (gpm)		7.5
	Water supply maximum hardness (gpg)		50
	Water supply maximum clear water iron (ppm)**		3
	Water pressure limits (min.-max. psi)		20-125
	Pressure drop at rated service flow (psig)		15
	Water temperature maximum (°F)		120
	Water supply minimum flow rate (gpm)		3
	Regeneration cycle flow rates (gpm)
	Fill (flow to brine tank)		.3
		}(flow to drain)
	Brining		.19
	Brine Rinse		.12
	Backwash		1.8
	Fast Rinse		1.8

This system conforms to WQA S-100 for the specific capacity claims as verified and substantiated by test data. * Testing was performed using pellet grade sodium chloride as the regenerant salt.

**Extent of iron removal may vary with conditions. Use of Diamond Crystal® Red•Out® or Super Iron Out® will improve iron removal. Refer to Cleaning Iron Out of the Water Softening System section.

	111⁄2″
	33⁄8″
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INLET-OUTLET
	181⁄4″
483/4″
411⁄4″	401⁄2″

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About the water softener system.

Soft water Hard water OUT IN

Salt storage tank (salt not shown)

Resin

tank

Brine
valve	Resin
	bed

Service

When the water softening system is providing soft water, it is called “Service.” During service, hard water flows from the house main water pipe into the water softening system. Inside the water softening system resin tank is a bed made up of thousands of tiny, plastic resin beads.

As hard water passes through the bed, each bead attracts and holds the hard minerals. This is called ion-exchanging. It is much like a magnet attracting and holding metals. Water without hard minerals (soft water) flows from the water softening system and to the house pipes.

After a period of time, the resin beads become coated with hard minerals and they have to be cleaned. This cleaning is called regeneration, or recharge. Regeneration is started at 2:00 AM (factory setting) by the water softening system control, and consists of five stages or cycles.

These are FILL, BRINING, BRINE RINSE, BACKWASH and FAST RINSE.

Automatic Hard Water Bypass During Regeneration

For emergency needs, hard water is available to the home during the regeneration cycles.

However, you should avoid using HOT water because the water heater will fill with the hard water.

Soft water	Hard water
OUT	IN
Salt
storage
tank
Brine
valve
Fill
water
Hard water	Hard water
bypass OUT	IN
Nozzle &	Drain
venturi
Brine
valve

Brine

Fill

Salt dissolved in water is called brine. Brine is needed to clean the hard minerals from resin beads. To make the brine, water flows into the salt storage area during the fill stage as shown.

Backwash

During backwash, water travels up through the resin tank at a fast flow rate, flushing accumulated iron, dirt, and sediments from the resin bed and to drain.

Hard water	Hard water
bypass OUT	IN
	Drain

Brining

During brining, brine travels from the salt storage area into the resin tank. Brine is the cleaning agent needed to remove hard minerals from the resin beads. The hard minerals and brine are discharged to

the drain.

The nozzle and venturi create a suction to move the brine, maintaining a very slow rate to get the best resin cleaning with the least salt.

Brine Rinse

After a pre-measured amount of brine is used, the brine valve closes. Water continues to flow in the same path as during brining, except for the discontinued brine flow. Hard minerals and brine flush from the resin tank to the drain.

Fast Rinse

Backwash is followed by a fast flow of water down through the resin tank. The fast flow flushes brine from the bottom of tank, and packs the resin bed.

After fast rinse, the water softening system returns to soft water service.

Soft water Hard water

OUT IN

Drain

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Breaking a Salt Bridge

Sometimes, a hard crust or salt bridge forms in the salt storage area. It is usually caused by high humidity or the wrong kind of salt. When the salt bridges, an empty space forms between the water and salt.

Then salt will not dissolve in the water to make brine.

If the brine tank is full of salt, it is hard to tell if you have a salt bridge. Salt is loose on top, but the bridge is under it. The following is the best way to check for a salt bridge.

Salt should be loose all the way to the bottom of the tank. Take a broom handle or like tool, and carefully push it down into the salt, working it up and down. If the tool strikes a hard object (be sure it’s not the bottom or sides of the tank), it’s most likely a salt bridge. Carefully break the bridge with the tool. Do not pound on the walls of the tank.

If the wrong kind of salt made the bridge, take it out. Then fill the tank with nugget or pellet salt only. In humid areas, it is best to fill with less salt, more often.

Push tool into salt bridge to break

1″ – 2″

Pencil mark

	Broom	Salt
	handle

Salt

bridge

Water level

Cleaning the Nozzle and Venturi Assembly

A clean nozzle and venturi is needed for the water softening system to work properly. This small unit makes the suction to move brine from the salt storage area to the resin tank during regeneration. If it becomes plugged with sand, dirt, etc., the water softening system will not work and you will get hard water.

To get to the nozzle and venturi, remove the water softening system top cover. Be sure the water softening system is in service cycle (no water pressure at nozzle and venturi). Then, while holding the nozzle and venturi housing with one hand, remove the cap. Lift out the screen support and screen, then the nozzle and venturi. Wash and rinse the parts in warm water until clean. If needed, use a small brush to remove iron or dirt. Also check and clean the gasket.

NOTE: Some models have a small flow plug located in the nozzle and venturi, and/or a small cone shaped screen in the housing. Be sure to check and clean these parts, if your model is so equipped.

Carefully replace all parts in the correct order. Lightly lubricate the o-ring seal with clean silicone grease or petroleum jelly and place in position. Install and tighten the cap, by hand only. Do not over-tighten the cap or housing.

Cap

O-ring seal

Screen support

Screen

Nozzle & Venturi				Screen

Gasket

*Fill Flow plug

Nozzle & Venturi housing

IMPORTANT: Be sure small holes in the gasket are centered directly over the small holes in the nozzle and venturi housing.

*Install with numbered side up, concave side down.

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About the face plate timer features.

PM RCHG

Recharging

If you have guests visiting, or other times when you use more water than usual, you could begin to run out of soft water. If the softener is not scheduled to regenerate for another day or two, you would get hard water until then. If this happens, or you think it might happen, press and hold in the TOUCH HOLD button for three seconds until RCHG shows. RCHG will flash in the display during the regeneration, which lasts under two hours.

NOTE: Avoid using HOT water while the softener regenerates, because bypass hard water will refill the water heater, see the Automatic Bypass section.

PM RCHG

Going on Vacation?

The day you leave on vacation, or for a long absence, press (do not hold) the TOUCH HOLD button. VAC begins to flash in the display. The timer will keep time, but the softener will not regenerate.

NOTE: While on vacation, the softener will go through a regeneration if the RECHARGE NOW feature is used.

To shut off the water supply to the softener, use the plumbing bypass valve.

When you return, press the VACATION button again to return the softener to service and also return the softener to the correct time of day in the display.

WARNING: Remember to do this or the softener will not regenerate and you will soon have hard water.

			Error Code
E		E	An error code could appear in the face plate display if a problem occurs in the softener electronics.
			If you see an error code instead of the present time of day, see the Trouble Shooting Tips section or
			call the GE Answer Center 800.626.2000 for service.
			What to Do When a Power Outage Occurs

If electrical power to the timer goes off, the memory built into the timer circuitry keeps all settings for six hours (minimum) or more. The display is blank and softener will not regenerate.

When electrical power comes on…one of two things will happen.

1	The present time of day will show, meaning
	the timer memory has kept all settings.

NOTE: If the softener was in a regeneration when the power was lost, it will now finish the cycle.

OR

2 The display will show a flashing time. The timer memory did not keep the time settings and they must be reset. See the

Program the Timer section.

NOTE: When the power comes on, the flashing display returns to a time of 12:00 AM Sunday, then begins to keep time again. If you do not reset all time settings, the softener will regenerate three days each week. However, regeneration will most likely be on the wrong days and at the wrong time.

If the softener was in a regeneration when the power went off, the valve will return to service position without finishing the regeneration cycle.

If your water tastes salty:

—use RECHARGE NOW to start another regeneration. See the Recharging section.

—open one or more soft water faucets and allow to run until the salt taste is gone.

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About regenerating the system.

It is not hard to fine-tune your softener, but it does take a few minutes of your time to do it right.

Read the following carefully.

To have soft water all the time, the softener must regenerate, or recharge a certain number of times in each seven day period. How many times to regenerate (set the timer) depends on three things:

1	The number of people in your home tells you how much
	water is used.
2	The grains per gallon (GPG) hardness of your water
	supply.

You can get the grains per gallon (gpg) hardness of your water supply from a water analysis laboratory, or call and ask your local water department, if you are on a municipal supply, or call GE Answer Center® to request a water hardness test kit. If your report shows hardness in parts per million (ppm) simply

divide by 17.1 to get the equivalent number of grains per gallon.

	15 gpg hardness
2 ppm iron x 5 = 10	+10
(times)	25 HARDNESS NUMBER

3 How much salt used in each regeneration is determined by the length of the fill cycle. See the Regeneration Chart section.

NOTE: If your water supply contains iron, compensate for it by adding to the water hardness number. For example, assume your water is 15 gpg hard and contains 2 ppm iron. Add 5 to the hardness number for each 1 ppm of iron, thus making the example water hardness number 25.

AM

MO WE SA

Write in your results here.

1. M T W TH F S SU

—circle suggested days—

Suggested days to regenerate

2.Fill Cycle minutes needed

Setting the Timer for Days and Fill Minutes of Regeneration

NOTE: The timer is factory set for Monday, Wednesday and Saturday with regenerations starting at 2:00 AM. Fill time is factory set for 16 minutes.

1 Set days and time of regeneration or recharge.

Step 1—Press the REGENERATION TIME button once to display the factory set regeneration days and starting time (flashing). To change the regeneration start time, do Step 2 following this. Otherwise go to Step 3.

NOTE: See Automatic Bypass section, when choosing a regeneration starting time other than 2:00 AM.

Step 2—Press the SET/CLEAR button until the desired regeneration starting time shows in the display.

NOTE: Press SET/CLEAR and quickly release to move the display ahead 1 hour at a time. Or, hold the SET/CLEAR button to move display ahead 2 hours each second.

Step 3—Press the REGENERATION DAY button and SUnday begins to flash.

—If you do want regenerations on Sunday, see the Regeneration Chart, press the SET/CLEAR button to display ON.

—If you do NOT want regenerations on Sunday, press SET/CLEAR button to display OFF.

Step 4—Press REGENERATION DAY button again to display a flashing MOnday and ON (factory set recharge). Use the SET/CLEAR button to change display from ON to OFF or from OFF to ON.

Step 5—Press RECHARGE DAY button to display a flashing TUesday, WEdnesday, etc., each time using the SET/CLEAR button to display either ON or OFF as needed.

2 Set the Fill Cycle Minutes

Step 1—Press and hold the REGENERATION TIME button until FILL shows in the display, then release button. After a few seconds, the fill cycle minutes (factory setting…8) will flash.

Step 2—Press the SET/CLEAR button to set the minutes of fill cycle needed, as shown in the

Regeneration Chart section.

NOTE: You may get hard water between regenerations if you set the timer for fewer fill minutes than the Regeneration Chart shows you to set. A higher setting than needed will waste salt.

NOTE: Press SET/CLEAR and quickly release to move the display ahead 1 minute at a time. Or, hold the SET/CLEAR button to move the display ahead 2 minutes each second.

The display begins over at 0 after passing 59.

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About regenerating the system.

Step 3—Press TIME/DAY button to return the present time and day display.

To set the present time of day and day of week see Program the Timer section.

If you need help to program the timer, call the GE Answer Center 800.626.2000.

Regeneration Chart

This makes it easy for you to pick the best regeneration and fill time setting to use.

Step 1—Go down the side of the chart to the number of persons in your family, or the number of people in the house using water.

Step 2—Across the top of the chart, find the column listing the grains per gallon hardness of your water, or hardness number for iron water.

Step 3—Read across and down the chart to find the point where Steps 1 and 2 meet. At this point, suggested days to regenerate, and fill cycle minutes needed are shown.

# in household

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

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Water Hardness—Grains Per Gallon

Up to 5	6 to 10	11 to 15	16 to 20	21 to 25	26 to 30	31 to 35	36 to 40	41 to 45	46 to 50
M	M	M	M	M	M	M	M	M TH	M TH
2 min.	2 min.	2 min.	2 min.	3 min.	3 min.	4 min.	5 min.	2 min.	6 min.
M	M	M	M	M TH	M TH	M W S	M W S	M W S	M T TH
									F S
2 min.	2 min.	3 min.	5 min.	6 min.	3 min.	2 min.	3 min.	3 min.	2 min.
M	M	M TH	M TH	M W S	M W S	M W S	M T TH	M T TH	M T TH
							S	F S SU	F S
2 min.	3 min.	2 min.	3 min.	3 min.	3 min.	3 min.	3 min.	2 min.	3 min.
M	M	M TH	M W S	M T TH	M T TH	M T TH	Every	M T TH	Every
				F S	S	F S SU	Day	F S SU	Day
2 min.	5 min.	3 min.	3 min.	2 min.	3 min.	2 min.	2 min.	3 min.	3 min.
M	M TH	M W S	M T TH	M T TH	M T TH	M T TH	Every	Every	Every
			F S	F S SU	F S	F S SU	Day	Day	Day
3 min.	3 min.	3 min.	2 min.	2 min.	3 min.	3 min.	3 min.	4 min.	4 min.
M	M TH	M W S	M W S	M T TH	M T TH	Every	Every	Every	Every
				S	F S SU	Day	Day	Day	Day
3 min.	3 min.	3 min.	2 min.	3 min.	3 min.	3 min.	4 min.	5 min.	7 min.
M	M W S	M W S	M T TH	M T TH	Every	Every	Every	Every
			F S SU	F S SU	Day	Day	Day	Day
4 min.	2 min.	3 min.	2 min.	3 min.	3 min.	4 min.	5 min.	8 min.
M	M W S	M T TH	Every	Every	Every	Every	Every
		S	Day	Day	Day	Day	Day
5 min.	3 min.	3 min.	2 min.	3 min.	4 min.	5 min.	8 min.
M TH	M W S	M T TH	M T TH	Every	Every	Every
		F S SU	F S SU	Day	Day	Day
2 min.	3 min.	2 min.	3 min.	4 min.	5 min.	8 min.
M TH	M T TH	M T TH	Every	Every	Every
	F S	F S	Day	Day	Day
3 min.	2 min.	3 min.	3 min.	4 min.	7 min.

Days to Regenerate:

M=Monday, T=Tuesday, W=Wednesday, TH=Thursday, F=Friday, S=Saturday, SU=Sunday (factory set for Monday, Wednesday and Saturday)

Min.= length of fill cycle needed (factory set for 8 minutes)

Pounds of Salt Used Each Regeneration

	Salt	1.8 pounds	2.7 pounds	3.6 pounds	4.5 pounds	5.4 pounds	6.3 pounds	7.2 pounds	8.1 pounds	9.0 pounds
	usage
	Time	2 minutes	3 minutes	4 minutes	5 minutes	6 minutes	7 minutes	8 minutes	9 minutes	10 minutes

Minutes of Fill is at 0.3 GPM

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Care and cleaning of the water softening system.

Checking the Salt Storage Level and Refilling

Brine (salt dissolved in water) is needed for each and every regeneration. The water for making brine is metered into the salt storage area by the water softening system valve and control. However, you must keep the tank supplied with salt.

When to refill with salt: Check the salt level a few weeks after you install the water softening system and every week after that. Refill when the brine tank is from 1/3 to 1/2 full. In humid areas it is best to fill with less salt more often. Never allow the water softening system to use all the salt before you refill it. Without salt, you will soon have hard water.

Use clean water softening salts only, at least 99.5% pure. NUGGET, PELLET or coarse SOLAR salts are recommended. Do not use rock, block, granulated or ice cream making salts. They contain dirt and sediments, or mush and cake, and will create maintenance problems.

CAUTION: Water softening salt with iron removing additives: Some salts may have an additive to help the water softening system handle iron in the water supply. Although this additive may help to keep the water softening system resin clean, it may also release corrosive fumes that weaken and shorten the life of some water softening system parts. GE recommends using only Diamond Crystal® Red•Out® brand salt.

Cleaning Iron Out of the Water Softening System

Your water softening system takes hardness minerals (calcium and magnesium) out of the water. Also, it can control some (see Specification Guidelines section) “clear water” iron. With clear water iron, water from a faucet is clear when first put into a glass. After 15 to 30 minutes, the water begins to cloud or turn rust colored.

A water softening system will not remove any iron that makes the water cloudy or rusty as it comes from the faucet (called red water iron). To take red water iron out of water, or over the maximum of clear water iron, an iron filter or other equipment is needed.

GE recommends using only Diamond Crystal® Red•Out® brand salts with Iron Fighter® additive to help keep the resin bed clean of clear iron. If your water supply has clear water iron, periodic resin bed cleaning is needed. GE recommends using Super Iron Out® brand resin bed cleaner to thoroughly clean your resin bed if your iron content is high. Clean the bed at least every six months, or more often if iron appears in the soft water between cleanings.

IMPORTANT: It is important to mix the resin bed cleaner with water (following the manufacturer’s instructions), pour it into the brine well tube(see page 6) and regenerate the softener immediately. Do not pour the resin bed cleaner in with the salt, as it will not be as effective in cleaning the resin, and can cause damage to the softener if it is left in the brine tank for an extended period due to the corrosive gases that are formed.

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Before you call for service…

Troubleshooting Tips

Save time and money! Review the chart on this page first and you may not need to call for service.

NO SOFT WATER – Most Common Problems:

Check the following before calling for service

•Salt in softener...at least 1/3 full.

•By pass valve in “Service” position. Knob should be in the OUT position.

•Check hardness setting in control. Verify hardness of supply water. Water hardness can vary throughout the year.

•Salt Bridge, water not in contact with salt (see Breaking a Salt Bridge section).

Problem	Possible Causes	What To Do
No soft water	Faucet or fixture where sample was	• To conserve salt, the installer may have isolated some fixtures
	taken not plumbed to soft water.	(outside faucets, toilets, etc.) from soft water. From the outlet
	NOTE: Be sure sample is from a faucet	of the water softening system, trace the water flow path in
	that does not mix soft and hard water.	house plumbing. If soft water is not directed to a faucet or
	For example, a single lever kitchen faucet,	fixture where wanted, consult a plumber.
	if the cold side is plumbed to hard water.

No salt in the storage tank.

•Refill with salt. See the Step-by-Step Installation Instructions.

Use the TOUCH HOLD button to start a regeneration. See the About the Face Plate Timer section.

Salt in storage tank bridged.

• See the Breaking a Salt Bridge section.

Transformer unplugged at wall outlet or power cable to softener not connected. Fuse blown or circuit breaker popped on circuit to electrical outlet. Electrical outlet on a circuit that can be switched off.

•Check for a loss of electrical power to the water softening system, due to any of these conditions and correct as needed. With the power supply restored, observe the faceplate time display and read Program Memory section.

NOTE: The electrical outlet for the softener should be continuously live so it cannot be accidentally switched off.

Manual bypass valve in bypass position.

•Be sure the bypass valve stem is positioned properly, with the knob in the OUT position. Observe instructions on the decal at the end of the stem.

Valve drain hose pinched, plugged, elevated too high or otherwise restricted.

•Any restriction in this drain hose may prevent proper operation of the nozzle and venturi and reduce or prevent brine draw during regenerations.

Nozzle and venturi dirty, incorrectly assembled or damaged.

•Refer to Cleaning the Nozzle and Venturi Assembly instructions. With water pressure to the water softening system off, take the nozzle assembly apart. Inspect, clean and replace as needed. Any foreign particle(s), scratches, nicks, etc., in the passages can prevent operation. Be sure holes in the gasket are centered over holes in the housing.

	Timer in the vacation (VAC)
18	position.

•See VACATION feature to return the softener to service. See the About the Face Plate Timer section.

Problem

Possible Causes

What To Do

Water hard sometimes Using hot water while the water softening system is regenerating

•Avoid using hot water during water softening system regenerations because the water heater will refill with hard water. See Automatic Hard Water Bypass During Regeneration section.

Too few regenerations or more water being used

• See Regeneration Chart for correct setting.

Grains of hardness in your water supply have increased

•Water hardness can change over time, especially in well water. To check, have the water tested by a water analysis laboratory or call your local water department. Adjust the timer settings as needed. See Regeneration Chart.

Water feels slippery	Absence of hardness minerals	• This is normal.
after installation of
water softening system

Water softening system	Water softening system is a
not using any salt	“demand” unit

•Does not use much salt to regenerate—very efficient.

	Possible salt bridge	•See the Operating Instructions, Tips section.
	Possible plugged nozzle and venturi	•See the Operating Instructions, Tips section.
Water is blue color	Acidic water in copper plumbing	•Have the water tested at once.
after water softening
system was installed		WARNING: Do not drink the water until problem has
		been corrected.
Water softening system	Meter turbine stuck	•Call for service.
not regenerating
	Sensor wire corroded	•Call for service.
	No power to unit	•Check the circuit breaker or fuses.
	Mechanical defect	•Call for service.

Cloudiness on glassware	Combination of soft water and
(automatic dishwashers)	too much detergent

•This is called etching and is permanent. To prevent this from happening, use less detergent if you have soft water. Wash glassware in the shortest cycle that will get them clean.

Salty tasting water	Insufficient backwash and	•Press and hold TOUCH or HOLD button until RECHARGE
after installation	rinse time	starts to flash to start a regeneration.
		•At completion of regeneration cycle (approx. 2 hrs) run water
		from faucets to purge the salty water.
	Low water pressure	•Check pressure; should be minimum 20 psi.
	Restricted drain hose	•Clean and reconnect hose.

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Before you call for service…

Troubleshooting Tips

Problem	Possible Causes	What To Do
Resin beads showing	Cracked distributor	•Call for service.
up in drinking water
and sink
Sounds you might hear	Running water from the unit	•This is normal.
	into a drain
Water has air bubbles	Air in system after installation	•Will go away after it runs for a while.
and is cloudy
Error Code on control	Wiring may have worked loose	•Unplug transformer.
	in control	•Remove control cover, release clips on side.
		•Check for loose/incorrect wiring connections to electronic
		board or switch. Reconnect as required.
		•Reassemble control cover.
		•Plug in Transformer.
		•Wait six minutes for Error Code to reappear.
		•If Error Code reappears call for service.

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Parts list.

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Parts list.

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Parts catalog.

REF. NO. PART NO.		PART DESCRIPTION
0003	WS35X10001	O-RING SEAL KIT	1
0004		DECAL	1
0005	WS07X10004	HOSE DRAIN, 20 FT.	1
0007	WS14X10002	DISTRIBUTOR TOP	1
0008	WS14X10001	DISTRIBUTOR BOTTOM	1
0009	WS01X10002	RESIN - 1 CU. FT.	1
0010	WS32X10001	TANK RESIN	1
0011	WS31X10001	COVER BOTTOM	1
0012	WS31X10002	COVER CONTROL
0013	WS21X10007	TIMER	1
0014	WS19X10003	HARNESS WIRE	1
0015	WS06X10003	POWER CORD	1
0016	WS26X10001	TRANSFORMER	1
0017	WS31X10010	COVER SALT HOLE	1
0018	WS33X10001	SEAL VAPOR BARRIER	1
0019	WS33X10002	RIM	1
	WS31X10003	COVER BRINEWELL	1
0021	WS02X10009	WING NUT, 1/4 ″ - 20	1
0022	WS32X10002	TANK BRINEWELL, ROUND	1
0023	WS02X10011	SCREW, 1/4 ″ - 20 NYLON	1
0024	WS32X10003	TANK BRINE, ROUND	1
0025	WS18X10003	CLAMP HOSE	1
0026	WS22X10016	ADAPTER HOSE	1
0027	WS22X10017	GROMMET	1
0028	WS35X10002	GROUND CLAMP KIT	1
0029	WS15X10005	BRINE VALVE ASM.	1
0030	WS35X10003	FLOAT, STEM & GUIDE ASM.	1
0031	WS03X10006	CLIP	1
0032	WS15X10006	VALVE BODY, BRINE	1
0033	WS03X10007	CLIP	1
0034	WS03X10008	SCREEN	1
0035	WS07X10002	TUBING ASM.	1
0036	WS07X10003	TUBE BRINE	1
0055	WS28X10003	RETAINER CLAMP	2
0056	WS28X10004	CLAMP	2
0999	49-50062	PM MANUAL USE & CARE/	1
		INSTALLATION

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Parts catalog.

REF. NO.	PART NO.	PART DESCRIPTION
0025	WS18X10003	CLAMP HOSE	1
0101	WS02X10012	SCREW, #4 - 24 X 1-1/8″	1
0102	WS02X10013	SPACER	1
0103	WS21X10003	SWITCH	1
0104	WS03X10009	PIN EXPANSION	1
0105	WS02X10014	SCREW, #10 - 14 X 2″	5
0106	WS31X10006	COVER VALVE	1
0107	WS03X10010	WASHER WAVE	1
0108	WS26X10002	ROTOR & DISC	1
0109	WS19X10004	CAP	1
0110	WS03X10011	SEAL O-RING 1.1″ X 1.4″	1
0111	WS19X10005	SUPPORT SCREEN	1
0112	WS03X10013	SCREEN	1
0113	WS22X10020	FLOW PLUG, .1 GPM	1
0114	WS08X10005	GASKET, NOZZLE/VENT	1
0115	WS03X10015	CONE SCREEN	1
0116	WS22X10021	PLUG, FILL FLOW, .3 GPM	1
0117	WS03X10017	NUT FERRULE	1
0118	WS15X10009	NOZZLE/VENTURI ASM.	1
0119	WS03X10018	RETAINER	1
0120	WS03X10019	SEAL O-RING 1/4″ X 3/8″	2
0121	WS15X10010	BODY VALVE	1
0122	WS03X10020	SPRING	1
0123	WS22X10022	PLUG, DRAIN SALT	1
0130	WS35X10005	SEAL KIT	1
0132	WS22X10023	ADAPTER DRAIN HOSE	1
0133	WS03X10021	O-RING 5/8″ X 13/16″	1
0134	WS03X10022	PLUG FLOW, RINSE CONTROL 1
0135	WS03X10023	CLIP	1
0136	WS26X10003	CAM & GEAR	1
0137	WS26X10004	BEARING	1
0138	WS26X10005	PLATE MOTOR	1
0139	WS02X10015	SCREW, #6 - 20 X 3/8″	2
0140	WS26X10006	MOTOR ASM.	1
0141	WS02X10016	SCREW, #6 - 20 X 7/8″	2
0142	WS60X10001	NUT INSTALLATION	2
0143	WS60X10002	TUBE INSTALLATION	2
0144	WS60X10003	WASHER	2
0145	WS60X10004	CLIP	2
0146	WS28X10005	HOUSING SENSOR	1
0147	WS19X10006	TURBINE & SUPPORT ASM.	1
0150	WS03X10024	SEAL, O-RING	1
0151	WS15X10012	VALVE BYPASS ASM.	1
0152	WS03X10025	SEAL, O-RING	2
0153	WS60X10006	ADAPTER	2

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