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Service Information
CHECKING
THE MODEL CODE ENTRY (See page
12)
Unplug the transformer at the electrical outlet, then
plug it in again. A “beep” will sound, then the model
code displays for a few seconds. The test number
will then display for a few seconds, followed by the
present time display.
CHANGING
THE MODEL CODE
IMPORTANT: READ page 12 BEFORE CHANGING
THIS CODE.
1. Enter the secondary mode...press SELECT and
hold for 3 seconds.
2. Again, press SELECT and hold for 3 seconds.
The current model code setting will display.
3. Use the (
↑
) or (
↓
) keypad to display the desired
model code.
4. Press SELECT to set.
5. Reset the timer (page 12) and reselect other de-
sired options.
MANUAL INITIATED ELECTRONIC DIAGNOSTICS
1.
To enter diagnostics, press the SELECT keypad
and
hold
for 3 seconds.
A.
The first 3 digits indicate water meter operation as
follows.
000 (steady) = conditioned water not in use...no flow
through the meter.
--open a nearby CONDITIONED WATER faucet--
000 to 199 (continual) = repeats display for each gal
lon of water passing through
the meter.
If you don’t get a reading in the display, with a faucet
open, pull the sensor housing from the valve outlet
port. Pass a small magnet back and forth in front of
the sensor. You should get a reading. If you
do get
a reading
, disconnect the outlet plumbing and
check the turbine for binding. If you
don’t get a
reading
, the sensor is probably defective. CAU-
TION: BE SURE TO TURN OFF WATER BEFORE
YOU DISCONNECT PLUMBING.
Use the RECHARGE keypad to manually advance
the valve into each cycle and check correct switch
operation (step
B
), and observe the valve position
indicator bars (step
C).
B.
The letter (P) and dash or dashes indicate posi-
tion switch operation. The letter shows if the switch
is closed. A dash shows when the switch is open.
NOTE:
The position switch is closed when the plung-
er is depressed, open when extended.
CORRECT
SWITCH
DISPLAYS
VALVE CYCLE STATUS
-- --
valve in service, fill, brining, back-
wash or fast rinse position
-- P
valve rotating from one position to
another
