CSI SK25 User manual

Signature 3
Installation / Operation Manual

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ABOUT YOUR SYSTEM
The Sidekick uses the air we breath to naturally reduce the effects of Iron, Manganese and Sulfur Gas. By introduc-
ing oxygen to the water, contaminants chemically change to a physical particle that can be mechanically filtered out of
this water. This natural process called Oxidation, is usually accomplished in other systems by using chemicals such as
chlorine or potassium permanganate. Since the Sidekick does not use chemicals to treat the water, maintenance and
chemical byproducts associated with these types of systems is eliminated. The energy required to operate this system is
provided by using extra power that is available in your well pump to inject free air into the water. There are several normal
side effects that may or may not occur when water is treated in this manner:
1. Cloudy or milky appearance to the treated water.
This side effect is usually more pronounced when the Iron, Manganese or Sulfur Gas levels are low. Since the Sidekick
uses oxygen for the treatment of these contaminants, it can be expected to have some amount left over in the treated
water. The higher the contamination levels are, the less oxygen there will be. It is the oxygen that gives the cloudy
or milky appearance. Once the faucet is opened and the water is drawn, pressure is released and allows the oxygen to
escape. This usually will take from a few seconds to a minute depending on the amount of oxygen and the pressure.
This noticeable side effect tells you the system is working properly and also will actually enhance the palatability of the
water. It’s oxygen that gives water it’s fresh, crisp taste.
2. Sputtering or slight coughing from the hot water side faucets.
This is a normal phenomenon that usually occurs first thing in the morning. As the highly oxygenated Sidekick water is
exposed to heat in the hot water tank a small amount of oxygen will separate. The longer the water is allowed to sit in
the hot water tank, the more this will be noticed.
Usually, this will only occur if the hot water is allowed to sit idle for eight (8) hours or more. Consequently, when hot water
is drawn after an extended period of no water use, a slight sputtering or coughing may be experienced for a few seconds.
If this causes the hot water to splash out of the sink, the problem is reduced by simply turning on the cold water first and
blending in the hot for several seconds. If there is a large amount of free air noticed on the cold water side, there is a pos-
sible malfunction of the system and your Clearion Dealer should be contacted to service the unit.

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Online at
Register Your Product
General Specifications................................................................................... Page 4
Installation Requirements.............................................................................. Page 5
Electrical Connection...................................................................................... Page 7
Set Up Utilizing Bluetooth App ..................................................................... Page 8
Set Up Using Buttons and Display on Valve................................................ Page 11
Master Programming...................................................................................... Page 14
Control Valve Power Assembly...................................................................... Page 16
Valve Body Assembly...................................................................................... Page 18
Tank Assembly................................................................................................ Page 20
Bypass Assembly............................................................................................ Page 22
Service Instructions........................................................................................ Page 23
Troubleshooting.............................................................................................. Page 25
Error Codes...................................................................................................... Page 26
Warranty............................................................................................................ Page 27

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WARNING
Lubricants
Do NOT use Vaseline, oils, hydrocarbon lubricants or spray silicone anywhere! Petroleum base lubricants will cause
swelling of o-rings and seals. The use of other lubricants may attack plastic Noryl®. It is recommended that Dow Corn-
ing® silicone grease be used as a lubricant for all control valves. Dow Corning® 7 Release Compound is used in the
manufacture of Chandler Systems control valves. (Part # LT-150)
Sealants
Pipe dope and liquid thread sealers may contain a carrier that attacks some plastic materials. It is recommended that
Teflon® tape be used to seal plastic Noryl® threaded fittings.
Specifications
General Specifications SK15 SK25
Smart Blend 1.5 cu. ft. 2.5 cu. ft.
Gravel Underbedding 20 lbs. 50 lbs.
Mineral Tank 10 X 54 13 X 54
Service Flow Rate - Continuous (GPM) 5 8
Service Flow Rate - Intermittent (GPM) 7 10
Backwash Flow Rate (GPM) 5.0 7.0
Gallons Used / Backwash 106 146
Space Required (D x W x H inches) 10 X 21 X 61 13 X 24 X 61
Approximate Shipping Weight 160 254
General Specifications SK15S SK25S
Catalytic Carbon 1.5 cu. ft. 2.5 cu. ft.
Gravel Underbedding 20 lbs. 50 lbs.
KDF Cubes 1.5 lbs 2.5 lbs
Mineral Tank 10 X 54 13 X 54
Service Flow Rate - Continuous (GPM) 5 8
Service Flow Rate - Intermittent (GPM) 7 10
Backwash Flow Rate (GPM) 5.0 7.0
Gallons Used / Backwash 106 146
Space Required (D x W x H inches) 10 X 21 X 61 13 X 24 X 61
Approximate Shipping Weight 120 191

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Installation
Installation Requirements
Make sure you have level floor position ahead of piping into water heater.
Unit must be installed at least 10 feet ahead of the inlet to a water heater to prevent damage due to back-up hot water.
DO NOT install the unit in an area of direct sunlight or where freezing temperatures may occur!
Locate the unit near an unswitched, 120 volt / 60 Hz grounded electrical outlet.
Check for distance and proper drain installation (e.g. floor drain, washing machine standpipe).
Determine type and size of piping required for filter connection (e.g. copper, galvanized, PVC plastic).
Note: If household plumbing is galvanized and you intend to make the installation with copper (or vice versa), obtain
di-electric unions to prevent dissimilar metal corrosion.
Note Where the drain line is elevated above the control valve or exceeds 20 feet in length to reach the drain, use 3/4” I.D.
drain line tubing instead of 1/2” I.D. Drain line tubing is not included.
Caution: If sweat soldering copper pipe (remember to always use lead free solder and flux), cover yoke and bypass
valve with wet rags to prevent heat damage to connections and control valve. If using PVC or plastic pipe, primers
and solvent cements specifically recommended for use with potable water are required.
Note: All plumbing lines not requiring filtered water should be connected “upstream” of the equipment installed. A one-way
check valve must be installed between the secondary service line and inlet to the filter to prevent backflow.
(See Typical Installation Diagrams.)
Ozone
Complete
(Sold Separately)
Ozone Tube
OXY-03
Ozone Complete Optional
Oxy -08NP Optional
Oxyclean

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Installation Procedure
- Water Supply Connection and Bypass Valve -
To allow for filter servicing, swimming pool filling or lawn sprinkling, a manual Bypass Valve has been installed at the
factory. The Bypass allows raw water to be manually routed around the filter.
1. Position filter at desired location for installation. If a water softener is to be installed, the filter should be positioned first
and then the softener. (See Installation Diagrams.)
2. The filter media is shipped separately from the mineral tank. The tank must be loaded with media after tank has been
placed at the desired location.
A. Remove the tank closure by unscrewing from the tank.
B. Use cap provided to place over top of distributor tube to prevent media from entering tube while filling.
C. Place media funnel in hole on top of tank.
D. Pour several gallons of water in the tank. (Fill tank about 1/3 full.)
E. Pour in the required filter media. Gravel underbedding has been installed at the factory. The required quantity
& type of media is listed in the filter specifications.
F. After installing filter media, add the included pack of aeration balls or KDF cubes.
G. After filling the tank with material, use a garden hose or several buckets to fill the tank with water.
Note: This will permit the filtering media to become soaked while preparing the installation and will prevent the
control valve from being plugged with floating media on initial backwash.
H. Remove funnel and clean filter media from tank threads.
I. Remove cap from distributor tube.
J. Replace tank closure on mineral tank.
3. Turn OFF main water supply and OPEN nearest faucet to relieve pressure.
4. Cut main line and install appropriate elbows and extensions.
Caution: Raised arrows located on the sides of control valve body and bypass valve indicate proper direction of
water flow. Install inlet and outlet piping in direction of arrows. It is recommended that a vacuum breaker be
installed on the inlet plumbing.
- Drain Line Connection -
1. The drain line flow control assembly is pre-assembled for your convenience. Should you choose to hard plumb the
drain line, please remove the barb fitting. The flow control housing can be removed by removing the clip and pulling
straight out on housing.
Note: When re-installing the drain line flow control housing, be sure you hear and feel the O-Ring pop into place before
inserting the clip.
2. Install 1/2” I.D. drain line tubing (not included) from hose barb to an open drain. A 4” gap between end of the drain line
and the open drain is required to prevent waste water backflow. Keep the drain line as short as possible. An overhead
drain line can be used if necessary, but should discharge below the control valve. A syphon trap (taped loop) at the
outlet of the drain line is advisable to keep the drain line full and assure correct flow during backwash. Elbows or other
fittings must be kept at a bare minimum.
Note: Where the drain line is elevated above the control valve or exceeds 20 feet in length, 3/4” I.D. drain line tubing
should be used.
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- Final Checkout -
1. Be certain that the bypass valve is in Service position and main valve is completely on.
2. Check electrical supply to be certain the cord is connected to an uninterrupted 115 volt outlet.
3. Be certain to REGISTER YOUR PRODUCT online at www.csiwater.com
4. Leave this manual with the homeowner.
Important Notice - The plumbing system, piping, pressure tank, hot water tanks, softeners, etc. that have been exposed to
iron bearing water may need to be cleaned of the precipitated iron that has been collected in them or iron bleed thru may
be a problem. We suggest all tanks be drained and flushed thoroughly.
- Electrical Connection -
1. Connect the power cord and plug power supply into a 115 volt / 60 Hz receptacle.
Note : Do not plug into an outlet controlled by a wall switch or pull chain that could inadvertently be turned off
Electronic Connections
P = Power Supply
B = Powered in Air Replenish Step Only
(Cycle #1)
S = Powered for Entire Backwash Cycle
P B S
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For simplified set up and control, please install the Legacy View on a compatible Bluetooth 4.0+ (BTLE) enabled smart
phone or tablet.
1. Download and install the Legacy View app from the Google Play Store, Apple App Store
2. Open the Legacy View app
• Choose a valve device at any time from the list of available devices to connect to by clicking on it.
• If the valve you want to connect to doesn’t show up, or there is a problem connecting to a device you can
press the “Scan for Devices” button or the Legacy View logo at any time to refresh the list and start the
process over.
• If the valve device is a BTLE valve and it has a password other than the default password, the first time you
connect to it the app will ask you to enter the password. After entering it the first time you should not need to
enter it again unless it changes.
3. BTLE Valve devices can be updated by the App. When the app is updated from the Google Play Store or the Apple
App Store, it may contain an updated firmware program for the valve devices. These updates could contain new
features or operational improvements. It is up to the user to allow these updates to be sent to the valve device.
Uploading a new program takes approximately 1 minute.
Dashboard
NOTE: Consult your dealer before making any changes
From the Dashboard, all items in ORANGE can be changed, while blue fields are informational only.
If you are unsure about the function of the field click the for more information.
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Set Up Utilizing Bluetooth App
1. Change Time of day (Press “set” to set time automatically based on device
time)
1. Set Backwash Frequency
1. Set Regeneration Time
Advanced Settings
NOTE: Consult your dealer before making any changes. We do not recommend changing Advanced Settings unless you
have a good understanding of the system operation.
From the Advanced Settings, all items in ORANGE with a “set” button can be changed.
This sets the amount of days between backwash cycles.
Example: For 2am, just type 2 and press OK.

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FCC ID: SWPLV-019 or SWPEV-019-BLE
Name of Grantee: CHANDLER SYSTEMS, INC.
Equipment Class: Part 15 Low Power Communication Device
Notes: Legacy View Valve
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference,
and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Changes or modifications not
expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. NOTE: This equipment has been
tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide rea-
sonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and,
if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee
that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be
determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Status and History
From the Status and History, all items in ORANGE can be reset.
1. Start a regeneration or backwash cycle
Option 1: Click the “Regenerate Unit Now.”
Once a regeneration has been started, if you would like to force the unit into the
next cycle step click “Go to Next Regeneration Step”.
Option 2: “Regenerate Unit at Next Regen Time” button.
Touch any table to explode
a detailed list of the last log
data
This will take the system into a backwash cycle at the next regeneration time.
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Main Menu
12:00
1. To enter Main Menu, press the Menu/Enter button.
(Time of Day will flash)
2. To set the Time of Day, press the Set/Change button.
(First digit will flash) Example [12:00]
- To change digit value, press the Set/Change button.
- To accept the digit value, press the Menu/Enter button.
- Next digit will flash to begin setting.
- Once the last digit display is accepted, all digits will flash.
3. To set A.M. or P.M., press the Menu/Enter button.
- To change digit value, press the Set/Change button. Example [ A ]
- To accept the digit value, press the Menu/Enter button.
- Once A.M. or P.M. is accepted, the next menu item will flash.
4. Days Between Backwash
- Press Menu / Enter Button. This display is used to set the maximum amount of time
(in days) the unit can be in service without a backwash. This option setting is identified
by the letter ‘A’ in the left digit. Backwash will begin at the set Backwash Time. A
“00” setting will cancel this feature. The Max Value for this item is 29.
Example: Every 6 days (A - 06) (Default Setting)
To Adjust this Value Press the Set / Change Button.
To Accept the Digit Value Press the Menu / Enter Button.
5. To set the Number of Days between Air Draw Cycles (d), press the Set/Change Button
- Repeat instructions from step (2) Example (d - 01 )
Notes: 1) Maximum value is 9.
2) If value set to 0, air draw is turned off, but an air cycle will still be completed when
backwash cycle occurs. If the Number of Days between Air Draw Cycles is set to
a higher number of days than the Number of Days between Backwash Cycles, it
will have no effect. In order to turn off all cycles, both the Days between Backwash
and Days between Air Draw Cycles must be set to 0.
3) Default setting is 1 day.
6. To Exit Main Menu, press the Menu/Enter button.
Note: If no buttons are pressed for 60 seconds, the Main Menu will be exited automatically.
Setting Up and Controlling the System Using the Buttons on the Valve
Set Up Using Buttons and Display on Valve

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Normal Operation
1. Home Display
a. Alternates between the display of Time of Day and Number of Days until the Next Backwash.
- Days Remaining until the Next Backwash will count down from the entered value until it reaches
1 day remaining.
- A Backwash Cycle will then be initiated at the next designated regeneration time.
2. Battery Back-Up (Uses a standard 9-volt alkaline battery.)
Features of Battery Back-Up:
• During power failures, the battery will maintain the time of day as long as the battery has power.
The display is turned off to conserve battery power during this time. To confirm that the battery is
working, press either button and the display will turn on for five (5) seconds.
• If power failure occurs while system is regenerating, the Signature 2 valve will motor to a shut off
position to prevent constant flow to drain. Depending upon system pressure and other factors, it is
possible to observe a reduced flow to drain during this step. After power is restored, the
Signature 2 valve will return and finish the cycle where it left off prior to the power interruption.
• When used without battery back-up, during a power failure, the unit stops at its current point in the
regeneration position and then restarts at that point when the power is restored. The time will be
offset by the increment of time the unit was without power, so it is necessary to reset the time of day on
the unit. No other system will be affected.
Starting Extra Regeneration Cycle
1. To Start Delayed Extra Cycle Example ( 1) - If Days Remaining Until Next
Regeneration does not read ‘1’, press and hold the
Set/Change button for 3 seconds until the display reads ‘1’.
- Regeneration cycle will initiate at the next designated regeneration time.
2. To start Immediate Extra Cycle First complete above step.
- With Days Remaining Until Next Regeneration at ‘1’.
- Press and hold the Set/Change button.
- After 3 seconds, the regeneration cycle will begin.
3. To Fast Cycle thru regeneration First complete above 2 steps.
Note:Press and hold the Set/Change button for 3 seconds to advance to the next cycle step.
Fast Cycle is not necessary unless desired to manually step through each cycle step.
(Repeat until valve returns to the home display)
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Sidekick Backwash Cycle Step Explanations
Step 1: Air Release Step
-For approximately 6 minutes, Non-adjustable
This position slowly opens the treatment tank to the drain. This allows air in the top of the tank to be gently released out
the drain.
2 -05
Example: STEP TIME REMAINING
IN STEP
Step 2: Backwash Step
- Default of 10 minutes
This position does a high flow rate rinse in the opposite direction of normal water flow. This rinses any physical particles
filtered by the media in the unit down the drain.
Step 3: Rest Step
- Default of 0 minutes
This position is a rest position. If needed, this position is used to give a well time to recover after running water in the
backwash step.
Note: Depending upon system pressure and other factors, it is possible to observe a small amount of flow to drain in the
rest cycle.
Step 4: Air Replenish / Oxyclean NP Injection
- Default of 20 minutes
- Ozone Optional
- For Oxyclean operation, see Master Programming Mode
This position draws in the air and chlorine into the filter tank. The air is used to oxidize iron and sulfur in the water so the
filter media can remove it. If the Pulse Chlorine setting is enabled and an Oxyclean NP is installed this cycle will inject
approximately 8 - 16oz of chlorine solution into the filter to disinfect the media bed and improve filtration. See “Pulse Chlo-
rine Setting” for more information.
Step 5: Rapid Rinse Step
- Default of 5 minutes
This position runs a higher rate rinse in the same direction as normal water flow. This packs the filter media bed and gets
the unit ready for service by rinsing any untreated water to the drain.
- The default time at which backwash or air draw cycle will occur is 12:00 a.m.
- When the valve is between positions, the display will flash the number of the step it is moving towards. The motor’s run
direction during a particular regeneration cycle step is indicated by the rotation direction of the last 2 digit displays.
Example:
5-
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Master Programming Mode
Master Programming Mode
To enter Master Programming Mode, press and hold both buttons for 5 seconds.
Note: All Master Programming functions have been preset at the factory. Unless a change is desired, it is NOT necessary
to enter Master Programming Mode.
1. Regeneration Time (r) Example (r12A)
-The time of day at which regeneration may take place is designated by the letter “r”.
-Default regeneration time setting is 12A
-The first display digit indicates A.M. or P. M. To change the value, press the Set/Change button.
-Press Menu/Enter button to accept the value and move to the next digit.
-The second and third display digits indicate the hour at which the regeneration will occur.
-Change the digits with the Set/Change button and accept with the Menu/Enter button.
-After the entire display flashes, press the Menu/Enter button to move to the next menu item.
2. Backwash Cycle Step Times* (Steps 2, 3, 4, 5) Example ( 3 - 20 )
- The next 4 displays set the duration of time in minutes for each backwash cycle step.
- The step number which is currently modifiable is indicated on the far left of the display screen.
- The number of minutes allotted for the selected backwash step is displayed on the far right.
- Change the digit values using the Set/Change and Menu/Enter buttons as described above.
Note on Air Draw Cycle (4):
The longer the unit is set to remain in the Air Draw cycle (4), the more air is drawn into the system. A default
setting of 20 minutes draws air down to the level of a normal media bed height. If the system needs more air,
increase the time setting for step (4) or decrease the number of days between air draw cycles (In Main Menu).
3. Pulse Chlorine Setting (J) Example( 02)
- The default pulse chlorine setting is 2.
- Setting pulse chlorine to 0 will disable it.
- The maximum value for pulse chlorine is 4.
- Change the digit values using the Set / Change and Menu / Enter buttons as described above.
The pulse chlorine setting adjusts how many times and how much chlorine is injected into the system during the Air
Replenish / Oxyclean NP Injection cycle (Step 4). The table below indicates the approximate amount of chlorine solution
that will be injected for the different settings.
Pulse Chlorine Setting Approx. Total
Amount of Chlorine Description
0 0 oz. Oxyclean option is off, no chlorine will be injected.
1 8 oz. Chlorine will be injected in 1 pulse at the beginning of the cycle
step.
2 10 oz. Chlorine will be injected in 2 pulses, at the beginning of each ½ of
the cycle step.
3 12 oz. Chlorine will be injected in 3 pulses, at the beginning of each 1/3 of
the cycle step.
4 16 oz . Chlorine will be injected in 4 pulses, at the beginning of each 1/4 of
the cycle step.

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Notes:
- If the pulse chlorine setting is on (1-4) the minimum time for the Air Replenish/Oxyclean NP Injection cycle step
is forced to 20 minutes.
- If the pulse chlorine setting is set to 4 the minimum time for the Rapid Rinse cycle step is forced to a minimum
of 5 minutes.
- Chlorine injection only occurs on full backwash cycle nights (Based on Filter Backwash Frequency setting). It
does not occur on air recharge cycle nights.
- The Oxyclean NP is an optional accessory, the pulse chlorine setting will only be meaningful if it is installed.
4. Bluetooth Enabled BE - 1 (ON)
BE - 0 (OFF)
- Toggle the setting with the Set / Change button.
5. Bluetooth Password BBPP is displayed for one second, then password is displayed.
- Change the digit values using the Set / Change and Menu / Enter buttons as described above.
6. To Exit the Master Programming Mode, press the Menu/Enter button until time of day returns.
Note: If no buttons are pressed for 60 seconds, the Master Programming Mode will be exited automatically.
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Control Valve Powerhead Assembly
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LETTERS IN DIAGRAM REPRESENT WIRING CONNECTIONS
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Ref Description Part Number Qty
0 Powerhead Assy. 20015X100 1
1 Circuit Board Assy. 20015X101 1
2 Encoder 20001X124 1
3 Front Plate 20001X004 1
4 Encoder Wheel 20001X007 1
5 Main Gear 21001X120 1
6 Power Supply 20001X125 1
7 Back Plate 20001X005 1
8 Lower Front Base For Cover 20111X002 1
9 Microswitch 20251X113 1
10 Switch Spacer 20111X004 1
11 Brine Motor Mount 20111X006 1
12 Motor Assembly 20016X006 2
13 Brine Cam 20111X005 1
14 Lower Back Base For Cover 20111X003 1
15 Slide Cover 20111X000 1
16 Motor Screw SC2 4
17 Microswitch Screw SC3 2
18 Screw SC9 3
19 Screw SC10 3
20 Piston Screw 20001X003 1
21 Valve Hex Screw 20001X001 2
22 Circuit Board Washer 20111X014 1
23 Piston Washer 20001X002 1
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Sidekick Valve Body Assembly
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9
1
3
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21
28
15
16
25
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AIR INJECTION ASSEMBLY
(Located near base of tank)
To Air Injection
Assembly
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6
7
8
22A
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12
13
18
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14
23
27
22B
6A
Signature III, D15 Valve Assembly
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No. Part No. Name Qty
120009X231 Piston Assembly, Final Rinse 1
220001X226 10-24 x 11/16" Screw 5
3 20561X253 Seal & Spacer Stack 1
4 N/A Bottom Spacer 1
520251X272 DLFC Button, 5.0 GPM 1
20251X273 DLFC Button, 7.0 GPM
620017X262 DLFC Assembly, 5.0 GPM 1
20017X264 DLFC Assembly, 7.0 GPM
6 22001X100 Drain Line Flow Control (DLFC) 1
720017X255 DLFC Hose Barb, Straight 1
8 22001X002 DLFC Clip 1
9 20009X225 Brine Valve 1
10 20009X228 Brine Line Flow Control (BLFC), Stainless 1
11 20251X305 BLFC Ferrule 1
12 20009X005 3/8" Plug 1
13 20001X226 10-24 x 13/16" Screw 2
14 20009X010 3/8" Push Lock Plug 1
15 20009X001 Injector Cap 1
16 20001X224 Injector Cap Seal 1
17 20017X219 Injector w/ Check Ball 1
18 20001X222 Injector Screen 1
19 20001X217 Injector Plug 1
20 20561X205 Tank O-Ring 1
21 20561X204 Distributor Tube O-Ring 1
22 20017X203 Flow Meter 1
20017X201 Flow Meter Plug 1
23 GA-Q0620626BV 3/8" Push Lock 90 Elbow 1
24 20015X032 External Air Injection Assembly 1
25 20001X219-1 Injector w/o Check Ball 1
26 20009X022 Duckbill Assembly
27 .20018X035 1/4" NPT Plug 1
28 VH2-A-BT-SK-D15 Sidekick Valve Complete
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Ref Description Part No. Qty
1 Piston Assembly Final Rinse 20009X231 1
2 10-24 X 13/16 Hex Head 20001X226 5
3 Seal and Spacer Kit 20561X253 1
4 Bottom Spacer N/A 1
5a DLFC 5.0 Button 20251X272 1
DLFC 7.0 Button 20251X273
6a Flow Control Assembly 5.0 20017X262 1
Flow Control Assembly 7.0 20017X264
6 Drain Line Flow Control (DLFC) 22001X100 1
7 Drain Line Hose Barb, Straight 20017X255 1
8 Drain Retainer Clip 22001X002 1
9 Brine Valve 20009X225 1
10 Brine Line Flow Control Assy. 20009X228 1
11 Brine Line Ferrule 20251X305 1
12 Plug 20009X005 1
13 10-24 X 13/16 Hex Screw 20001X226 2
14 3/8” Push Lock Plug 20009X010 1
15 Injector Cap 20009X001 1
16 Injector Cap Seal 20001X224 1
17 Injector w/ Check Ball 20017X219 1
18 Injector Screen 20001X222 1
19 Injector Plug 20001X217 1
20 Tank O-Ring 20561X205 1
21 Distributor Pilot O-Ring 20561X204 1
22a Flow Meter 20017X203 1
22b Flow Meter Plug 20017X201 1
23 3/8” Push Lock 90 Elbow GA-Q0620626BV 1
24 Air Injection Assembly 20015X032 1
25 Injector w/o Check Ball 20001X219-1 1
26 Duck Bill Assembly 20009X022 1
27 1/4” NPT Cap 20018X035 1
28 Valve Body Complete VH2-A-BT-SK-D15 1
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Tank Assembly