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- Page 1 Series 954SM Single Metered Water Softening System Operation and Maintenance Manual...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents System Specifications and Warnings ................4 Introduction ........................5 Assembly and Installation Instructions ................9 Series 954 Control Valve Programming ................. 15 Parts Breakdown ......................19 Front Cover and Drive Assembly ................21 Injector Housing Assembly ..................22 Main Body Internal Parts .................. -
Page 4: System Specifications And Warnings
System Specifications and Warnings System Specifications Water pressure: 40 psi minimum 100 psi Maximum Water Temperature: 40°F to 110°F Electrical Requirements: Supply Voltage: 120V Supply Frequency: 60Hz Output Voltage: 12V AC Output Current: Maximum 3.0 Amps Water Meter: Pipe Size: 1.5” Accuracy: ±... -
Page 5: Introduction
Introduction INTRODUCTION Long term, successful operation of any water softening system depends upon the care and attention it receives. Ordinarily, water treatment systems will provide uniform performance after the initial start-up period and operation is stable. Gallonage delivery between regenerations and treated water purity usually do not vary appreciably over the life of the resins--as long as the mineral content of the incoming water does not change. - Page 6 Introduction The Softening Process - When most of the reaction points have been occupied by Ca++ or Mg++ ions, hardness will begin to slip through the bed in increasing amounts. This rise in hardness in the effluent is an indication that the effective capacity of the CATION EXCHANGER has been reached.
- Page 7 Introduction NORMAL OPERATOR RESPONSIBILITIES Long term, reliable system performance depends upon how conscientiously the equipment is operated and maintained. Operator responsibilities to assure operation should include the following recommended practices: MAINTAIN OPERATING LOGS Operators should maintain close control of the process by monitoring system performance daily.
- Page 8 Introduction solution of salt water then passes downflow through the resin bed, through the lower hub and lateral distribution system, up the distributor pipe and exits through the drain port of the control valve and out to drain. The level of water in the brine tank should be drawn down from the preset level.
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Page 9: Assembly And Installation Instructions
Assembly and Installation Instructions Assembly Installation Instructions... - Page 11 Placement of Water Treatment Equipment Locating the proper place for your water softener is important. Here are some important considerations before the placement of the system. 1. The unit should be located as close to the point of use of the treated water as is possible.
- Page 12 Loading the Mineral Tank with Media Below is a list of instructions for loading the mineral tank with media: 1. Remove the disposable retainer plug in the top of the mineral tank. This retainer plug is used to secure the distributor assembly inside the tank and protect it from damage during shipping and handling.
- Page 13 Loading the Media and Mounting the Control Valve 5. Plug the top opening of the distributor pipe to keep any media from entering the pipe while loading the mineral tank. Fill the tank approximately 1/3 full of water. The water will aid as a cushion to protect the lower distributor assembly from gravel impact.
- Page 14 General Installation Plumbing Connections Note: All plumbing should be done in accordance with local plumbing codes. Inlet and Outlet Connections: Connect piping to unit using the Plumbing Diagram as a guide. Unions need to be installed in the inlet, outlet and drain piping to facilitate removal of the control valve for servicing. Connect the incoming untreated water line to the inlet connection on the left side of the control valve and the outgoing treated water line to the outlet connection on the right side of the control valve.
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Page 15: Series 954 Control Valve Programming
Control Valve Programming Series 954 Control Valve Programming... - Page 17 Control Valve Programming Programming Each control valve has been pre-programmed from the factory with the correct regeneration cycle program and cycle times. The gallon capacity between regeneration can be changed by adjusting the water hardness. Step 1 - Press the NEXT and the UP Arrow buttons at the same time and hold for 2 seconds. Step 2 - Raw Water Hardnes: Adjust to the correct hardness by pressing the UP or DOWN arrow button.
- Page 18 Control Valve Programming Set the Time of Day The time of day should only need to be set after initial installation or after an extended power outage. If an extended power outage has occurred, the time of day will flash indicating that it needs to be set. Step 1 - Press SET CLOCK Step 2 - Current Time of Day - Hours: Adjust to the correct hour by pressing the UP or DOWN arrow button.
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Page 19: Parts Breakdown
Parts Breakdown Parts Breakdown... -
Page 21: Front Cover And Drive Assembly
Parts Breakdown Front Cover and Drive Assembly Drawing Part No. Description Quantity V3175CC-01 Front Cover Assembly V3107-01 Drive Motor V3106-01 Drive Bracket and Spring Clip V3108CC Circuit Board V3110 Drive Reducing Gear V3109 Drive Gear Cover Not Shown V3186 Transformer 110VAC-12VAC When replacing the battery, align positives and push down to fully seat. -
Page 22: Injector Housing Assembly
Parts Breakdown Injector Housing Assembly... -
Page 23: Main Body Internal Parts
Parts Breakdown Main Body Internal Parts... -
Page 24: Water Meter
Parts Breakdown Water Meter Drawing Part No. Description Quantity V3003-02 Meter Assembly 28” Cable V3221 Meter Assembly 15’ Cable V3118-03 Meter Turbine Assembly V3105 O-Ring Connection Kit V3501 Turbine Clip V3632 Meter Retaining Clip V3401-04 Meter Housing 1.5” NPT Not Shown V3488 Flow Straightener Bend clip... -
Page 25: Brine Elbow Assembly
Parts Breakdown Brine Elbow Refill Flow Assembly and Refill Port Plug Drawing Part No. Description Quantity V3498 Brine Elbow with Flow Control Retainer Assembly (0.5) V3428 Refill Retainer Assembly (0.5 gpm) V3136 Brine Elbow O-ring H4612 Brine Elbow JCPG-8PBLK Nut Compression !” Black JCP-P8 Polytube Insert V3182... -
Page 26: Drain Line Assembly
Parts Breakdown Drain Line Assembly Drawing Part No. Description Quantity H4615 Drain Elbow Locking Clip PKP10TS8- Polytube Insert 5/8” BULK V3192 Drain Elbow Nut V3158-01 Drain Elbow !” Male NPT V3163 Drain Elbow O-Ring V3159-01 Drain Flow Control Retainer Assembly Drain Line Flow Control Button* V3162-XX *The size of your system will determine which... -
Page 27: Brine Tank Assembly
Parts Breakdown Brine Tank Assembly Drawing Part No. Description Quantity See System Deck Assembly (Specify Height) Specifications See System Brine Tank (Specify Size) Specifications HBVA474-8 474 Brine Valve Assembly HBWS-XX 4” Brine Well (Specify Length) HC-4 4” Brine Well Cap Overflow Assembly HBWC-XX 6”... -
Page 28: System Specifications
System Specifications Mineral Tank Specifications Grain Mineral Gravel Resin Distributor Capacity Tank lbs. Cu/Ft Assembly 60,000 13 x 54 D950A 90,000 14 x 65 D950A 120,000 16 x 65 D950A 150,000 18 x 65 DHLBA-18 180,000 21 x 62 DHLBA-24-15 210,000 21 x 62 DHLBA-24-15... - Page 29 System Specifications Control Valve Specifications Drain Line Brine Line Brine Refill Grain Injector Flow Control Flow Control Time Capacity Size Min. 60,000 90,000 10.0 120,000 13.3 150,000 16.7 180,000 20.0 210,000 13.7 300,000 19.6 450,000 15.6...
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Page 31: Service Instructions
Service Instructions Service Instructions... - Page 32 Service Instructions Service Instructions Drive Assembly - Disassembly and Inspection: Remove the valve cover to access the drive assembly. The drive bracket must be removed to access the drive cap assembly and pistons or the drive gear cover. It is not necessary to remove the circuit board from the drive bracket to remove the drive bracket.
- Page 33 Service Instructions Drive Assembly - Reassembly: If the drive gear cover was removed, reinstall it with the large clip orientated towards the bottom. If all three clips are outside of the gear shroud on the drive bracket the drive gear cover slips easily into place.
- Page 34 Service Instructions Main Piston and Brine Piston - Reassembly Reattach the main piston to the drive cap assembly. Reattach the brine piston to the main piston. Reinsert the drive cap assembly and piston into the seal and spacer stack assembly insert the four screws and tighten the drive cap assembly.
- Page 35 Service Instructions Injector Cap, Screen, Injector Plug and Injector - Reassembly Press injector into its borehole and press until seated all the way down. Replace the injector cap. Refill Flow Control Assembly - Disassembly and Inspection To clean or replace the refill flow control, remove the nut and then pull the fitting straight out. Remove the flow control retainer from the injector housing.
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Page 37: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting the Control Valve Troubleshooting Control Valve... - Page 39 Control Valve Troubleshooting Problem Possible Cause Solution No power at electrical outlet Repair outlet or use working outlet Control Valve Power Cord not plugged Make sure Control Valve Power Cord is onto Control Valve Circuit Board connected securely at both ends No display on Control Valve Circuit Board Verify proper voltage is being delivered to...
- Page 40 Control Valve Troubleshooting Problem Possible Cause Solution Fully close Bypass Valve or replace. Also Bypass Valve is open or faulty check for multiple bypasses Media is exhausted due to high water Check program settings or diagnostics for usage abnormal water usage Remove Meter and check for rotation or Meter not registering foreign material...
- Page 41 Control Valve Troubleshooting Problem Possible Cause Solution Injector is plugged Remove Injector and clean or replace Faulty Brine Piston Replace Brine Piston Brine line tubing connection leak Inspect Tubing and Fittings for air leak Drain line restriction or debris can cause Inspect drain line and clean to correct Control Valve fails to draw excess back pressure on Injector...
- Page 42 Control Valve Troubleshooting Problem Possible Cause Solution Check motor connections then Press NEXT and REGEN buttons at the same Motor failure during a regeneration time for 3 seconds to resynchronize software with piston. Replace Piston and Seal and Spacer Err - 1003 = Control valve Foreign matter built up on Piston and Seal Stack Assemblies.
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Page 43: Water Softener Log
Water Softener Log Sheet It is important to keep a log of the water softener programming and other important information. This is necessary for repairs and other troubleshooting needs. Volume Date Time Hardness Salt Usage Pressure Remaining... - Page 44 Water Softener Log Sheet It is important to keep a log of the water softener programming and other important information. This is necessary for repairs and other troubleshooting needs. Volume Date Time Hardness Salt Usage Pressure Remaining...
- Page 45 Water Softener Log Sheet It is important to keep a log of the water softener programming and other important information. This is necessary for repairs and other troubleshooting needs. Volume Date Time Hardness Salt Usage Pressure Remaining...
- Page 46 Water Softener Log Sheet It is important to keep a log of the water softener programming and other important information. This is necessary for repairs and other troubleshooting needs. Volume Date Time Hardness Salt Usage Pressure Remaining...
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Page 47: Manufacturers Warranty
Manufacturers Warranty Manufacturer’s Limited Warranty Pacific Water inc. (“Manufacturer”) warrants to the original owner that its Water Conditioning Equipment will be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal use and service for a period of five (5) years from the date of installation, when installed and operated within recommended parameters. No warranty is made with respect to defects not reported to Manufacturer within the warranty period and/or defects or damages due to neglect, misuse, alterations, accident, misapplication, physical damage, or damage caused by fire, floods, acts of God, freezing or hot water or similar causes. - Page 48 OM-A954SM Printed in the USA Version 14/05/29.1...
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