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fleck 5600 se service manualPlease make sure your volt- age supply is compatible with your unit before installation. Set Time Of Day Push either the Up or Down Set Button once to adjust Time Of Day Display by one digit. Next, manually step the valve through a regeneration cycle checking valve operation in each step: B. The control will operate normally until the number of days since the last regeneration reaches the Regeneration Day Override setting. Once this occurs, a regeneration cycle will then be initiated at the preset Regeneration Time. Quantity Part No. Description 1..1.. 19723.By-Pass Valve Body, Plastic 2. Quantity Part No. Description 1. 1. 60027-00... 2300 Safety Brine Valve Body 2. Plug electrical cord into outlet. AND SCREEN 13. Set time of day and cycle the control valve manually to assure proper function. Make sure 1. Turn off water supply to conditioner: control valve is returned to the service position. Water pressure should now be applied 1. Follow Steps A.1 through A.3. to the conditioner, and any by-pass line shut off. Increase frequency of regeneration. Check out our everyday low prices. Save up to 50 on everything. We are here to help! We will return on the 26th. E-mails are still being answered. We have many to choose from. We can save you thousands on Complete Systems and replacement filters for most brands. Pyrogen Free Water Other Comparable Systems Pyrogen Free Water Other Comparable Systems Comparable to Barnstead D0809, D0809 and D5027 Ultra Pure Mixed Bed Filter.Same as Res-Up Chemical Feeders Pro-Res-Care is the pro version Res-Up. This item can not be shipped by air freight. Comparable to Barnstead D0803 and Harvey AY1273X4 High Capacity Filters. Images may or may not be of the actual product. If it is important e-mail us for an actual image if available. Larger Items may not be able to ship via UPS, in that case freight charges will be quoted seperately. International shipping will be quoted after the order is placed.http://designmyfence.com.au/ptexchange/resources/version050713101724/upload_files/uploads/editor/image/fbii-xl4c-manual.xml
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You will have the opportunity to cancel before we finalize your order. Terms and conditions Policy. Remember we beat all competitors prices BY UP TO 10. This is important for you in this economy. In addition, if you need more technical help you can contact us with the information below. Enquiries can be emailed via the link on the left or you can call and leave a message. Read our Privacy Policy for more details.http://fresh-j.info/images/uploadedimages/fbp-hd1-manual.xml Any mixing of tank contents will correct itself after being placed in service. One end has a basket (basket design varies) and it usually ships inside the tank.Digital SXT has LCD panel. The mechanical has control knobs. This is an internal designation only and does NOT mean you received the SE. The SE controller has been discontinued for long enough it would be impossible to send one out anymore. This image will show the differences for easy reference. This is what connects to your control head and provides standard fitting connections to hook up to your plumbing.Typically connected to the control head when received.Included fitting(s) may vary, and some systems may not have additional fittings at all.Some larger systems and systems with heavier media may ship partially loaded (with some media in the tank and some separate) or completely unloaded for easier placement. Amount and type of gravel will vary depending on system type and size. The system should ship with the required amount so you should use all media included, however, excess media can occasionally be sent. Overfilling the tank may lead to improper system operation. If your system does not include one, a blender pitcher with the blade assembly removed will screw onto the tank and work well. This cuts down on the time the plumber has to spend and doing so is simple enough that most people can accomplish it in less than an hour. Once your system is near the installation location, remove the cap at the top of the tank by unscrewing it counterclockwise.There is a slight depression that the lower basket will slip into when properly positioned. Continue to the next step.A piece of tape or small bag will work, you just need to prevent media from falling down the riser when you are loading it.If gravel was include make sure to use it, and verify you have received all packages before assuming you do not have gravel.https://www.interactivelearnings.com/forum/selenium-using-c/topic/19613/durst-m601-instruction-manual When filling the tank, do so slowly and ensure the riser tube stays correctly positioned and centered in the tank. If you have more than one bag of media the order does not matter and all of it should be used. A piece of tape or small bag will work, you just need to prevent media from falling down the riser when you are loading it.It is recommended to allow media to soak for 12-24 hours. This can help reduce air bubbles, reduce initial flush time, and ease initial startup.Verify they are present and free from nicks or kinks. Use a silicone lubricant or vegetable oil to both O-rings. It is also recommended to verify that the riser tube fits snugly into the pilot hole and that the O-ring seals around it.If your system includes one it is recommended that you use it. If you do not have one then it is not needed. If you do have one the larger end will fit inside the bottom of your control valve, with the smaller end sliding over the riser tube pointing down into the tank ( ). Please note that locking tabs hold it in place so a fair amount of force is needed to install or remove it. Hand tighten only. Once properly tightened down check to ensure the tank and control head meet evenly all the way around. Once plugged in, verify the system is receiving power and ensure the outlet is not on a switch that might get turned off. If the time is flashing that indicates power was lost and the time needs to be set. During normal operation alternates between current time and days until the next backwash. When flashing a backwash will run at the programmed time.See end of programming section for error code explainationsUse the guide below to program the correct settings. The USER programming has the most commonly changed settings, and you can go through the settings below to get up and running quickly. If you have multiple systems, ensure they are set at different times. Typical backwash process takes roughly 30-40 minutes It can be adjusted by simply pressing the UP or DOWN button repeatedly, holding down a button will cause time to change quickly. You can press the Extra Cycle button to confirm the setting, or just leave it alone for a few seconds and it will save.These settings typically use the default values and should not need adjusted. Other videos and instructions are not designed for AFWFilters systems and may lead to improper operation. If you change a setting in the MASTER programming that is not shown below use the system reset section to reset the system to defaults and adjust ONLY the settings shown below and in the USER programming section. Then press BOTH the UP and DOWN buttons at the same time and hold for 5-10 seconds until the Parameter Display shows DF.If you do not get the DF parameter, it is possible the time changed or was not set correctly. Press the extra cycle button to get back to the time of day and try again. If a setting is not listed in this chart, DO NOT CHANGE IT. If your controller is showing odd behavior such as erratic display, no display, or showing an error code, a reset can often correct the problem. Start with the soft reset, and if that does not solve the problem move on to the master reset. If the problem persists contact one of our technicians. This should only be used if a soft reset does not work. Once plugged in, verify the system is receiving power and ensure the outlet is not on a switch that might get turned off. You can usually hear the faint hum of the motor, or feel it through the control head, you may have to wait to see if the time dial keeps track of time.Each tab can be either inward towards the middle of the ring (inactive) or outward away from the middle of the ring (active). To set up you system, simply slide the tabs out on the days you want it to backwash. Depending upon your water usage and contaminate level, you may need to backwash more frequently. For Filox systems: Filox media requires backwashing at minimum every 2 days, with every night recommended for best media life.Push the red time set button in and rotate the 24 hour time gear until the current time arrow lines up with the current time of day. The red arrow inside the day tab ring indicates the current day, if the arrow is pointing toward an active tab the system will run a backwash cycle that night at midnight or 2 AM (depending on the system, the time is usually indicated on a label located on the back of the valve). During backwash there should be no water being used, and the default time is usually fine for most homes. To have it run at a different time (for example if you work late and are up and using water at the default time) you will need to adjust the current time of day to trick the system into doing so at the desired time. For example: if the system is set to run at 2 AM and you want it to run at 8 AM, set the current time of day 6 hours behind, that way the system will think it is 2 AM when it is actually 8 AM.Make sure to check local plumbing codes and follow any codes that apply. These instructions offer basic plumbing tips and can not cover every situation. They are intended as a supplement and should not replace local plumbing codes or actual plumbing experience. Use Teflon tape, pipe dope, or joint compound as necessary to ensure a proper seal.The system uses O-rings to provide a water tight seal, and after checking each O-ring for any obvious damage a small amount of silicone lubricant or vegetable oil can be used to help ensure a good seal. The valve handle(s) should be facing up when connecting it to the system.Damage from overtightening is not covered under warranty. In the SERVICE position ( ) water will flow through the systems and come out treated. In the BYPASS position ( ) water skips the system and remains untreated. When in the BYPASS position, the system can be disconnected from the bypass valve for service or maintenance without cutting into your plumbing and without shutting the water off in the home. If not 100 positive, you can slightly open the water supply after cutting into the pipe to determine where the water is coming from so the system can be connected correctly. Improper flow direction will prevent proper operation and can damage your system and your plumbing. When looking directly at the connections, the inlet (untreated) water will be on the left and the outlet (treated) water will be on the right ( ). There are arrows molded or printed on both the control valve and the bypass valve that can be used to verify flow direction. If you have any plumbing related questions, please direct them to a local plumber. It is a good idea to dry fit all your connections before cutting into your plubing and finalizing them to ensure everything lines up like it should and that you have everything you need. It will also minimize having to leave your water off and your plumbing cut open because you forgot a fitting. Using a simple P-trap as shown ( ) is ideal as well, but a stand pipe with a diameter of at least 1.5 inches (38 mm) is adequate. Failure to do so can lead to flooding and water damage. Slowly open up the bypass valve just to the point of allowing water to enter the system at a trickle, and leave it like that until the tank is full of water. If you prefilled the system it should only take a minute or two. Once the tank is full, slowly open the bypass valve the rest of the way. Allow water to run out of the faucet until no more air comes out, then close the faucet.Open a nearby COLD faucet and check to ensure there are no leaks that show up when water is running.The water may be discolored at first, this is normal. Let water run out of the faucet at least 20 minutes (this cleans out the sysetm and ensures everything is flowing correctly), or until any discoloration clears up. Depending on the system there may not be any discoloration, it may clear up almost immediately, or it may take a couple of hours. Once the water is cleared up a manual backwash should be run.On digital systems, hold the extra cycle button for 5-10 second until the backwash starts. Since the system cleans itself most particulate in the water will be trapped and rinsed off by the backwash cycle, eliminating the need for a sediment prefilter.Is my system damaged? The tank itself has a cap designed to keep the media in the tank, so once it is place in the correct position the contents will return to the bottom. Any mixing of tank contents will correct itself after being placed in service.This is an internal designation only and does NOT mean you received the SE. The SE controller has been discontinued for long enough it would be impossible to send one out anymore. This image will show the differences for easy reference. If your system is unloaded, gravel will typically be in a small bag either in it's own box or packaged with other components. Gravel will appear like small rocks, the exact kind and amount will depend on your system.If you have more than one system you can use the simple guide below to help identify the most common medias. If you are unsure what you have feel free to contact us to ensure you place the media in the correct tank.This is fine, and when screwing on the control head just ensure the riser feeds into the pilot hole and it will correct itself.There are a few ways to do this. It is seated very securely up inside the pilot hole, inside a groove, so it can be hard to see. You should be able to feel it as a slight bump up inside the pilot, if it was missing there would be a significant gap where it was supposed to be. While systems that are installed correctly and fuctioning properly will not have issues, the top basket is included as a saftey measure to prevent problems and it is recommended to use it if present. Those who recommend leaving it off usually do so to prevent buildup on that basket that can lead to flow restrictions (more common in high iron waters), but it is usually easier to clean or replace a top basket periodically than cleaning out clogged fixtures if something does go wrong.Is this an error code? It is NOT an error code, if there is an error the error icon will be displayed and the error code will be the only thing displayed. Is this an error code? It is NOT an error code, if there is an error the error icon will be displayed and the error code will be the only thing displayed. When flashing it indicates that a backwash is schudule for the next set time. Only used on metered water softners, it indicates water is flowing through the system. Match the number on your display with the number on the error chart below for troubleshooting tips. After reconnecting the piston, inspect the control head for any broken, worn, or disconnected parts, and replace or reconnect any that are found. Perform a hard reset. After verifying programming run the system through a backwash and watch the motor to ensure that it is moving the piston, if it is not the motor needs to be replaced. If error still occurs contact us for support. Plug the unit back in and check the master programming and ensure valve type and system type are correct for your system. Initiate a manual regeneration and verify it progresses through the steps correctly. If error reoccurs, contact us for support. Check your settings to ensure the system is setup to backwash automatically. Check the meter to ensure it is not stuck and that the gallons remaining is counting down. If error occurs again contact us for support System will automatically recover from this state. Please note that depending on your system you may not see all the options shown. Changes should only be made as directed in the programming section or by one of our support technicians. As long as the screws are snug enough to keep the bypass from coming apart further tightening will just cause damage. Read more here.This page will take you through the setup and programming of your water softener. Please follow along carefully! The tank is capped for shipping so that nothing falls out. Step one is to remove the plastic cap from the top of the tank. Next, install the upper media screen on the control valve, and then screw the control valve onto the tank: First, we need to connect the brine line. The brine line connects the control valve to the brine tank, which is sometimes referred to as the salt tank. At different stages of the regeneration process fresh water is pumped into the brine tank, and salt water brine is sucked out of the brine tank. Here's how the brine line is attached: We need to connect a drain line to the Fleck 5600SXT control valve for this purpose. The open end of the drain line can be discharged to a few different places (depending on climate and local plumbing code): The inlet and outlet of the bypass valve are each controlled with their own knob on the bypass. Each knob is labelled. The softener is in 'bypass' mode when both knobs are turned to 'bypass'. The softener is in service mode when both knobs are turned parallel to the incoming and outgoing water. Since every installation is different it's difficult to provide step by step instruction on how to plumb your softener to your existing lines. But here are some important points to keep in mind: Crack open the bypass valve on the water inlet side and let the softener slowly fill with water. Once it's full of water, fully open both sides of the bypass so the softener is in 'service' mode. The resin in the softener comes ready-to-soften, so your cold water should be instantly soft. Since the water in your hot water tank is not softened, it may take a couple of days for the hot water to completely cycle through. Plug the power adapter into a wall outlet and let's get started: You should force a regeneration while you're there to watch it, just to make sure everything is working properly and nothing is leaking. Before doing this, add two or three gallons of water to the brine tank. To force a regeneration, press and hold the regeneration button (four small arrows in the shape of a square). When you hear the motor begin to move, release the button. There are several stages to the regeneration process. During the second stage, the Brine Draw (BD) stage, it's important to make sure that the water in the brine tank is drawn up. Please watch this stage for several minutes to ensure the water level in the brine tank is going down. Check in on the first regeneration periodically to make sure nothing is leaking. You can now add salt to the brine tank. We get asked all the time what kind of salt we recommend. As far as we can tell, the performance of a softener has little to do with the type of salt used. Pretty much any salt you can get from the local hardware store, big box, grocery store, or gas station will work nicely. Just don't use salt licks or salt that's meant for spreading on sidewalks. All aQuatell water softeners are compatible with potassium salt also. Now go enjoy your beautiful, soft water. Made with top quality components, they come fully assembled mad ready for installation. Models are available for capacities up to 60,000 grains. The series also features brine tanks with grid plate for maximum saturation of brine, stainless steel bypass valve, and safety brine valve with air check. For general information regarding any approval certification partners identified in the specification sheet, please visit our certification partners’ websites. Remember we beat all competitors prices BY UP TO 10. This is important for you in this economy. In addition, if you need more technical help you can contact us with the information below. This event occurs regardless of the Volume Remaining display having reached zero gallons. This event occurs regardless of the Volume Remaining display having reached zero gallons. In this display the control shows the current regeneration step number the valve is advancing to, or has reached, and the time remaining in that step. The step number that displays flashes until the valve completes driving to this regeneration step position. Once all regeneration steps are complete the valve returns to In Service and resumes normal operation. While in the Program Mode the control continues to operate normally monitoring water usage and keeps all displays up to date. Control programming is stored in memory permanently. There is no need for battery backup power. The control retains these values for years, if necessary, without loss. The control is fully inoperative and any calls for regeneration are delayed. The control, upon power re-application, resume normal operation from the point that it was interrupted. An indication that a power outage has occurred is an inaccurate Time Of Day display. Please check your inbox, and if you can’t find it, check your spam folder to make sure it didn't end up there. Please also check your spam folder. Days Between Regen.) Please make sure voltage supply is compatible with unit before installation. If piping is clogged with iron, install a separate iron filter unit ahead of the water softener. NOTE: Be sure the tank is level and on a firm base. NOTE: Only use silicone lubricant. Place the main control valve on tank. Failure to do this could cause interior damage to DLFC. If a grid is not utilized, fill to the top of the air check in the salt tank. Do not add salt to the brine tank at this time. Close the water tap when water runs clean. When water flow stops, slowly open a cold water tap nearby and let water run until air is purged from the unit. Then close tap. When the valve has power it drives to the In Service position. As treated water is used, the Volume Remaining display counts down (in gallons) from a maximum value to zero or (----). Once this occurs a regeneration cycle initiates immediately or delayed to the set Regeneration Time. Water flow through the valve is indicated by the flashing Flow Dot Indicator. Push and hold to adjust by several digits. Push and hold the Extra Regeneration button for 5 seconds to start an Extra Regeneration immediately. Using the Set Up or Set Down buttons, set the amount of treated water to flow through the unit before a regeneration is required. Use the Set Up or Set Down buttons to set the desired time of day for regeneration to occur. Use the Set Up or Set Down buttons to set the maximum number of days before a regeneration cycle must occur. Manually step the valve to the Brine Draw position and allow the valve to draw water from the brine tank until it stops. This event occurs regardless of the Volume Remaining display having reached zero gallons. This event occurs regardless of the Volume Remaining display having reached zero gallons. In this display the control shows the current regeneration step number the valve is advancing to, or has reached, and the time remaining in that step. The step number that displays flashes until the valve completes driving to this regeneration step position. Once all regeneration steps are complete the valve returns to In Service and resumes normal operation. While in the Program Mode the control continues to operate normally monitoring water usage and keeps all displays up to date. Control programming is stored in memory permanently. There is no need for battery backup power. The control retains these values for years, if necessary, without loss. The control is fully inoperative and any calls for regeneration are delayed. The control, upon power re-application, resume normal operation from the point that it was interrupted. An indication that a power outage has occurred is an inaccurate Time Of Day display. Includes 12 day softener, Econominder softener, and Filter valve applications. Complete Installation, parts diagrams, and trouble shooting. 26 Pages in length ( not the 8 page manual shipping with some new systems ). Original manual published by Fleck Controls. A division of Pentair Water. Be the first to write a review. Read more here.We look forward to helping make this experience an excellent one for you. Here's what you'll learn below: Below is a list of what you'll need to purchase, and the tools you'll need to complete the task. Please note - this section does not address the supplies or tools you'll need for plumbing the softener to your existing pipes. Every plumbing situation is different, and we just can't cover all of the possible scenarios. We ship our softeners pretty much fully assembled, but there are a few things you'll need to put together. Most installers use clear vinyl tubing available at every hardware store It also helps to create some context for the more detailed sections that follow. Here's a picture that shows the major components: Your softener will have a drain line used to discharge waste water when the softener regenerates. If your water pressure is good, a drain line can be run horizontally for 45 feet without issue. If your pressure is poor, limit this to 25 feet. During the regeneration, the softener will expel between 30 and 75 gallons of water and brine solution (depending on the size and model). So make sure your drain receptacle can receive this volume. Also make sure the drain line is secured so it can't move around or become dislodged. The softener also needs to be placed where it will not be exposed to freezing temperatures, rain, or snow. These include the connection of the drain line, the connection of the brine line to both the control valve and the brine tank, and the connection of the bypass valve. Unfortunately almost every plumbing job is different - the location, proximity to drain, materials, diameters, and plumbing codes are all specific to the job. It makes it virtually impossible for us to provide detailed plumbing instructions. However, in a section below, we provide you with many general guidelines that will coach you through this important step. The programming also has major implications to the salt efficiency. We show you how to program your machine for max efficiency! The startup involves filling the softening tank with water, adding some salt and water to the brine tank, and initiating the first regeneration so you can make sure everything is doing what it's supposed to do! At different stages of the regeneration process, fresh water is pumped into the brine tank, and salt water brine is sucked out of the brine tank. Here's how the brine line is attached: We need to connect a drain line to the Fleck 5600SXT control valve for this purpose. The open end of the drain line can be discharged to a few different places (depending on climate and local plumbing code): Water softener drain water is safe to discharge to your septic system. Keep the following in mind for your drain line: If water pressure is poor, try and limit this to 25' Here's how the drain line is connected to the Fleck 5600SXT: These are held in place with small metal clips. Important - the metal clips only hold the plastic parts together. Over-tightening the metal clips does not bring the plastic parts closer together, and this over-tightening may damage the plastic softener parts. Each handle is labelled. The softener is in 'bypass' mode when both handles are turned to 'bypass' which puts the handles at a 90 degree angle to the flow of water. The softener is in service mode when both handles are turned parallel to the incoming and outgoing water. Once the bypass and plumbing connectors have been connected to the control valve, put the bypass in bypass mode.