IBC Water AS14100MP-CL Manual

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WATER SOFTENER
WITHMICROPROCESSOR
INSTALLATION&OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
Model : AS14100MP-CL
Serial No: ………………………..
Telephone:[phone] Facsimile:[phone]
Email: [e-mail] Website: www.ibcwater.com.au
FILTRATION &WATERTREATMENTPRODUCTS
forcommercial, industrial andresidential application
Manufacturerand Supplierof

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Automatic
ModelNo.
Capacity&Salt
Dosage
Recommended
Maximum
Service Flow
Rate
PipeSize
Resin
Volume
Approx.
Shipping
Weight
(kg)
Space
Required
MinimumMaximum Cont. / Peak Inlet
Outlet Drain
WxDxH
gram/kg gram/kg Flow
LPM mm mm Litres PerKg metres
AS14100MP-CL 3500/6 7000/24 71 / 100 25
BSP-F
20 100 233
1.00
0.70
2.2
BRINECHAMBER:350LPOLYMOULDED
SystemOperating Pressure:330-690 kPa
Temperature:4ox43oC
Electrical:240V—16VAC50Hz3wattsmaximum
ControlValve:SeriesWS1-E1withbypass valveand installation
fittings.
WARNING
Apressurereductionvalvemustbeinstalledinareasofhighwaterpressure(above690kPa)
Awaterhammerarrestormustbeinstalledifwaterhammerprevails, betweenthesoftenerand the
closingoff device.
Caution:Donotusewherewaterismicrobiologicallyunsafeorwithwaterofunknownquality.
FAILURETOOBSERVEWARNINGSWILL VOIDWARRANTY
GENERALWATERSOFTENER
PERFORMANCEDATASHEET

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FITTEDWITHMODELWS1VALVE/EI CONTROL
Check the equipmentupon arrivalfordamage orshortagesand reportsametoourOfficeorAgentbefore
starting.
Position the Softenerand Brine Tankon afirmfoundation,preferablyconcrete,withsufficientspacefor
operation and maintenance.
STEP 1Makesurethe softenertankisemptyand clean.
STEP 2Install the distributortube inthe softenertank,check the heightinrelation totop ofsoftener
tank. (Approximately12mm abovethe top ofthe tank).
STEP 3Placeaplasticcap overthe end of the distributorpipe.Aclean rag orplasticbag will sufficeif
plasticcap isnot available- NO mediamust enterdistributorpipe.
STEP 4Placeawide mouthfunnelinthe mouthofthe tankand FIRSTload the No.6gravel(16kg.)
and then the 100 litresofsoftening resinand fill withwatertowithin50mm ofthe top.
Note:-The resin mustnot be allowed tobe spilled on the floorasitisvery slippery and
dangeroustowalkon.
STEP 5Clean top ofneck and threadsofall tracesofgraveland resin.Removethe plasticcap fitted
inStep 3taking carenottoraisethe distributorpipe. NEVER shorten the lengthofthe
distributorpipe.
STEP 6Unpack controlvalve,check thattank‘O’ring isinplace. Fitthetop strainer intothe
bottomof thevalve ifnotalreadyfitted.The strainerhasabayonetstyleconnection end.
Assemblethe controlvalvetosoftenertank, and screwdownhand tight.
STEP 7Connect inlet, outlet pipesand drainline tocontrolvalveasperInstruction Booklet.
STEP 8Removelidfrombrine tank,connectbrine tube fromelbowassemblyon controlvalve,to
brine risertube inbrine tank. Then connect brine overflowdrainline towastetrap.
STEP 9Load the 2bagsof No.4Gravel(40kg.)evenlyaround the bottomof the brine tankand level
off, making surethe slotted distributorpipe inthe brine tankbottomiscovered bythe gravel.
STEP 10 Load ten bagsof25kghigh puritywatersoftenersalt intobrine tankand replacelid.
STEP 11 RefertoInstruction booklet forstart up procedure(placing conditionerintoService")
NOTE:TheINLETPIPE connection ison therighthand sideas viewed
fromthefrontofthevalve. Thetop strainermust befittedintounderneath
thevalve.
Table3
MODEL RESINLITRES BRINETANK -SALT
LOADING KG
AS14100MP-CL 100 250
BASICINSTALLATION
OF
IBC TWOTANK WATERSOFTENERSYSTEM

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WS1-MPVALVE
Top Strainer
Thesoftenerisshippedunassembledand itisnecessarytoassemblethe
StrainerintotheValve(byMatching UptheLocating Lugsand Twisting To
Lock) priortotheloading oftheresinand screwing on thevalvetothe
tank. Note NeverShortentheRiserPipeinstalledinsidethetank.

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1.Watertobe tested shouldbe taken fromatap afterthe watersoftener
2.Measure10mlof waterintoplasticbottlesupplied (approximately1/3full)
3.Add one Yes/Notablettosamplewater,replacecap and shakeuntil tablet
hascompletelydissolved.
(NOTE:do nothandleYes/Notabletwithfingers)
4. The finalcolourtobe obtained forsoft waterisgreen.(Note:The shade of
green mayvary.)If the colourturnsred,the waterisabove20 mg/lhardness,
thereforeanotherregeneration isrecommended. Howeveriftherawwater
isveryhighinhardness itmaynotbepossibletoachieveareductionin
hardness below20mg/l butthesoftenerisstill workingcorrectly.
ConsultIBC Waterforfurtherclarification.
5.
6.Rinseplasticbottleaftereachtest hasbeen completed.
7.When used asabove,the tabletschange the colourfromgreen tored ata
hardness of approximately20ppmbased on asamplevolumeof 10mls.
Otherhardness testkitsareavailableformoreaccuratetestingeg.
Hardness Tablets
Directions:Takea50mlsampleofwaterinascrewcapped bottle.Add one (1)
tablettosample,shakeorcrushtodisintegrate.Repeatuntil lasttrace
ofreddishtinge disappears.The finalcolourisusuallyblue butwith
somewateragreyishcoloured end point isobtained.
Using 50mlsample-
Hardness ppm=(numberof tabletsx40)-20
LR(BW)Tablets
Directions:Takea100mlsampleofwaterinascrewcapped bottle.Add one (1)
tablettosample,shakeorcrushtodisintegrate.Repeatuntil lasttrace
ofreddishtinge disappears.The finalcolourisusuallyblue butwith
somewateragreyishcoloured end point isobtained.
Using 100mlsample-
Hardness ppm=(numbertabletsx2)–1
Contact IBCWaterif furtherdetailsarerequired.
WATERHARDNESS TEST METHOD

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SUGGESTEDSETTINGS
(VOLUMETHROUGHPUTINCUBICMETRES BasedonMaximumExchangeCapacity)
TABLE2
Raw WaterHardness
mg/LCaCO3
MaximumProgramSetting
InCubicMetres throughput
(see note)
60 115.50
80 87.50
100 70.00
120 57.50
140 50.00
160 43.50
180 38.50
200 35.00
250 28.00
ImportantNote:
Toprovide uninterrupted softwater
supplytothe end ofthe service
and justbeforearegeneration is
due itisstronglyrecommended to
de-ratethe throughputsetting by
the average dailyusage.Eg. Ifthe
setting iselected at70.0then
deduct afigureofone daysusage.
(Note:Estimated daily
consumption perperson is300
litresor0.3CubicMetres:-for3
people=0.9cubicmetres:-
deduct One CubicMetre.)
ForCommercialapplicationsitwill
be necessary todetermine the
dailywaterusage figure.
Forother raw water hardness multiplythethroughputat100 hard i.e.70.0bytheratio of100 divided by
thedesired hardness.
e.g. for75 hard=70x100 =93.3input 92.5
75
e.g. for150 hard=70x100 =46.66 input 46.5
150
Note:Theprogram forM3inputwill onlyaccepttheinputting ofawholeorhalfanumber. e.g. Ifthe
calculated throughputissay 9.75m3then whatcan beprogrammed in is9.5or10.0. However, always
selectthelower figure i.e. 9.5in thisexample. Above 50M³ theprogram will onlyacceptincrementsin
2.5, therefore onlyinputalower figure eg. Calculation gives 93.3therefore input92.5.
Note:-The chart isbased on lowtomediumtotaldissolved solidswater,consult IBCWaterforusing the
softenerforwatersabove250 mg/Lhardness.
Programming Parameterstobe input at commissioning:
1.Throughput incubicmetresfromTable2.
2.Current timeofday.
NOTE:All otherparametershavebeenfactorypre-set–DO NOTCHANGE.
MODEL AS14100MP-CL SOFTENER
THEMICROPROCESSORCONTROLWILL REQUIREBASICDATAPROGRAMMING TO SUIT THE
RAWWATERHARDNESS AND DESIREDUNIT CAPACITY
IMPORTANT: IT ISESSENTIALTHAT YOUREADTHEGENERALCONDITIONERINFORMATIONAND
CONTROLSETTINGSOF THISMANUALBEFOREATTEMPTING TO SET THEFUNCTIONSOF THIS
UNIT. THEDEALERORAGENT CANSUPPLYTHERAWWATERHARDNESS. HOWEVERDO NOT
EXCEEDTHEMAXIMUMTHROUGHPUTINCUBICMETERSBASEDONTHEACTUAL RAWWATER
HARDNESS FIGUREINTABLE2.

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The WS1-E1hasbeen factory programmed withthe majorityof the commandsand parametersinstalled.It is
necessary on commissioning ofthe softenertoprograminthe M3throughput”and if desired another time of
day when regeneration istoproceed oracceptthe factory defaultof2am and tosetup the clock toregister
the currenttimeofday.The transformerplugsintothe adaptormounted on the back faceof the frontpanelof
the valve
The procedureisasfollows:
Plug in thetransformer into themainsand turn on –valve will sequence to theservice position.
CUSTOMER/ INSTALLER
PROGRAMINGINSTRUCTIONS
Step 1I –Toenterinstallerdisplaypress the NEXT
and buttonssimultaneouslyfor5secondsand
release. Displayflashes.
Step 2I –Using the keys inputdesired
volumetric throughput capacity(table2)incubic
meters(Adjustablefrom0.5-250.0). It issuggested
the value entered be equaltothe actualvolumetric
capacityminusa1day’sestimated waterusage.
Press NEXT togo toStep 3I
Step 3I –Use or buttonstoSet to“OFF”.
Press NEXT togo toStep 4I.
Step 4I –Use or buttonstoset the timeofregen
‘hour’. Press NEXT togo toStep 5I. Ifthe factory
default of2amistobe changed.
Step 5I –Use or buttonstoset the timeofregen
‘minutes’. Press NEXT to exit installerdisplay.
SettingCurrentTimeofDay
Push NEXT button until TIME ofdayscreen is
displayed iebarappearsunderTIME function . Press
and holdthe OR arrowuntil aarrowappears
against SET and release the button and the hour
displayflashesand then set the correct hour. Then
press the NEXT button. The minuteswill flash. Press
the OR arrowuntil the correct minutesis
displayed. Noteonlypress one OR ▼button NOT
bothtogether.
Press the NEXT button toreturntothe displayscreens.
Ifthe NEXT button isnot pressed hoursorminuteswill
flashforfiveminutesbeforereturning todisplay
screen.
Then using the NEXT button select whichscreen you
wished displayed. Recommended toleaveon
‘remaining-M3’.
Exitbacktodisplayscreenwhichwould normallyshow
‘remaining M3’.Note:Whenin theprogrammode.Step1to
5.Ifitisdesiredtogobackoneprogramsteppress ‘regen’
buttontoreturnback.

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Power outage
When electricpowerisinterrupted the microprocessorwill holdall relevant information inmemory except for
the current timeofday.
Currenttime ofday
When powerisrestored the displaywill showzerosand will againregisterwhen the current timeofdayis
reset. Ifpowerislost during aregeneration cyclethe valvewill remainoperationalinthe current cycleand will
recommenceelectricallyinthat cyclewhen powerisrestored.
Inlong poweroutagesit isadvisabletocheck that the systemisnot inaregeneration cyclethat couldbe
discharging watertodrainand inthisinstanceit wouldbe advisabletoplacethe valveinbypass mode until
powerisrestored.
General
Note: When changing valveoperationalcyclesthe valvecontrolwill emit anumberofwhirring sounds.
Note:-The valvecannot be positioned intothe regeneration mode without ELECTRICPower.
Note:-It isvery important that on commissioning the tankand valvebe completelyvented ofair.

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MODEL AS14100MPWATERSOFTENER
WITHCONTROL VALVE SERIES MODEL WS1EI

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Inlet/OutletFittings 25mm BSP “F”PVCelbows
Cycles 5
Valve Material Noryl (1)orequivalent
Regeneration Down flow
FLOWRATES
Service @15psi/1bar drop (includes bypass &meter) 102 lpm
Backwash @25psi/1.7bar drop (includes bypass) 102 lpm
OPERATING PRESSURE
Minimum/Maximum 330-600 kpa(48-100 psi)
METER
Accuracy +-5%
Flow RateRange 0.95-102lpm
Volume Range 0.500-250.0m3
Totaliser 0.001-9,999,000 m3
DIMENSIONS&WEIGHT
DistributorPilot 1.050”ODPipe(3/4”NPS)
Drain Line 3/4”(20mm)Hose Tail
BrineLine 3/8”ODPolyTube
Mounting Base 2 /12”–8NPSM
HeightfromTop ofTank 7 3/8”(187mm)
Weight 4.5lbs(2kg)
DistributorPilot 12mm Above TankTop
ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS ACAdaptor
SupplyVoltage 230VAC
SupplyFrequency 50 Hz
OutputVoltage 12—16 VAC
OutputCurrent 500 mA
CYCLES OF OPERATION Range-times minutes Factory Set
Backwash 1st (upflow) 1-20 12
Regeneratedraw/slow rinse (downflow) 1-99 85
Backwash 2nd (upflow) 1-20 orOFF OFF
FastRinse (downflow) 1-20 orOFF 10
RegenerantRefill (in service with treated water) 0.1–99.9 40.5
Service (downflow)
(Noryl isatrademark ofGeneral Electric)
GENERAL WS1CONTROL VALVE SPECIFICATONS

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TableofContents
Specifications…………………………………………………………… 10
Introduction……………………………………………………………… 12
SpecialFeatures
General ConditionerInformation…………………………………….. 12-13
HowYourConditionerWorks
ModelE1ControlFront Panel
Installation–importantinstallationdetails….…………………….. 14-15
Bypass Valve…………………………………………………………… 15-16
ScreenDisplayInformationandProgrammingInstructions….. 17-19
GeneralDisplayStatus
Regeneration and ErrorDisplayStatus
BasicButton Function
WaterConditionerRegeneration………………………………….…. 20
AutomaticRegeneration
ManualRegeneration
CareofYourWaterConditioner……………………………………… 20
General
Cleaning the Injector/InjectorScreen
Maintaining the DrainLine
BrineLineandBrineTankOverflow Connection……..………….. 21
PlacingSoftenerintoOperation.………………………………….…. 22
ValveManual …………………………………………………………….. 23-25
ReplacementParts…………………………………………………….... 26-38
Service Instructions………………………………………………………39-46
Troubleshooting………………………………………………….……… 47-49
Alarms
Troubleshooting Procedures
GlossaryofTerms…………………………………………………….…. 50
Safety
Caution
Theplug-in transformer forthis
equipmentisrated forindooruse
only.
Warning
Never attempto work on thiscontrol while
standing in ornear water without
disconnecting electrical power to the
control.

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Introduction
The ModelE1Controlprovidessophisticated,
demand-based waterconditioning byincorporating a
microprocessorand awatermetertoelectronically
monitorthe amountof waterused daily. The controlis
factory programmed toregeneratewhen the volume
throughputsetting isreached atapresentdelayed
timeof2am.
It isrecommended tode-ratethe throughputsetting
byone daysgeneralusage toensuresoftwateris
availableon the dayofregeneration.Howeverin
instanceswherethisisnotdesired the controlcan be
reprogrammed sothataregeneration can be initiated
immediatelyon reaching the throughput setting.
The controlprovidesefficient, troublefree, soft water.
The SeriesWS1-EIvalvecombinesdesign simplicity
withglass reinforced NORYL* plasticconstruction to
provide an uncommonlyreliableappliance.
Ifmaintenancebecomesnecessary,the ModelWS1-
EIwaterConditionerSystemhasthe capabilityfor
quick repairs.
NORYLisatrademark ofGEPlastics.
Special Features
•Memory Retention. During apoweroutage,
criticaloperating information inthe control's
memory isstored inaspecialelectronicdevice
called aNOVARAM.Thisinformation includesthe
timeofday,waterusage amounts,all
programming data.When powerisrestored,the
information isreturned tothe microprocessorand
operation resumesasifan outage never
occurred.The timeofdaywill be latebythe
lengthofthe poweroutage.Becausemostpower
outagesareless than one minuteinduration,it
maybe monthsoryearsbeforethe timedisplay
requiresresetting.Ifan outage ofone ormore
hoursoccurs,the timeofdayshouldbe resetbut
no otherreprogramming isnecessary.
•Design Reliability. Solid-stateelectronicsassure
manyyearsoftrouble-free performance.The
metering systemhasonlyone moving part; a
rotating turbine that measureswaterusage.
•Time and CapacityDisplay. During normal
conditioning operation,the correcttimeofday
and capacitycan be accessed on the display.The
capacityvalue isthe numberofcubicmetresof
waterthatthe unitcan condition beforeanother
regeneration isneeded.
•Flow indicator. The displaycan access the
actualflowratethrough the system.
•Throughputand CapacitySetting. Oncethe
capacitysetting isentered,the information cannot
be lostdue toapoweroutage,soreprogramming
isnot necessary.
•GuestCycle. Anextraregeneration can be
achieved atanytimebypressing the REGEN
button on the frontpanel.It takesafewminutes
forthe regeneration tostart. The unitcompletes
the regeneration inabouttwohours.Thisfeature
isbeneficialwhen you expecttousemorethan
the normalamountofwater;forexample,guest
visitsoran extraheavylaundry day.The manual
can be setforimmediateregeneration ofdelayed
regeneration at 2am.
General ConditionerInformation
How YourConditionerWorks
Ingeneral,yourwaterconditionerworksinthe follow-
ing manner.Hardwaterflowsintothe conditionerand
through the resinbed wherecalciumand magnesium
hardness mineralsareexchange.The conditioned
waterflowsoutofthe resinbed intoyourplumbing
system.Afteracertainamountofhardwaterhas
passed through the conditioner,the resincannot
removeanymoreminerals.Thisresinstateiscalled
exhaustion and indicatesthatthe resinneedstobe
regenerated.The regeneration process restoresthe
conditioner'sabilitytosoften water.The control
monitorsthe amountofwaterthatflowsthrough the
conditionerand automaticallycalculateswhen to
regeneratethe resinbed.
Model E1Control FrontPanel
The maincomponentsofthe modelE1Controlfront
panelare:
•MainDisplayScreen withCycleTimeRemaining
•Displayscreen –set as‘remaining M3’ortimeof
day
•Displaycan indicateRateofFlow
•Four-Digit Display
•Programming PushButtons
Figure1

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•REGENPushButton
•Five-cycleoperation providesfordownflowcondi-
tioned water,upflowbackwash,downflowbrining
and slowrinse,downflowfastrinse,and refill of
the brine tank.Optionalsecond backwash
available.
•Systemoperation cannotgetoutofphaseor
sequence.The controlalwaysreturnstoafixed
conditioned waterposition afterregeneration.
•Bypass untreated waterisautomaticallyavailable
during regeneration.

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Installation
All plumbing and electricalconnectionsmustconform
tolocalcodes.Inspectthe unitcarefullyforcarrier
shortage orshipping damage.
LocationSelection
•Locateunit asclosetoadrainaspossible
•Ifsupplementary watertreating equipmentis
required,makesurethatadequateadditional
spaceisavailable.Locatethe cabinetsoftenerin
an accessibleplacesothatsaltcan easilybe
added.
•Do notinstall anyunitcloserthan 3m(10ft)of
piping between the outletofthe waterconditioner
and the inletofthe waterheater.Waterheaters
can transmitheatback downthe coldwaterpipe
intothe controlvalve.Hotwatercan severely
damage the controller.
A3mtotalpipe run (including bends,elbowsetc) isa
reasonabledistancetopreventhotwaterdamage.A
positivewaytopreventhotwaterfromflowing froma
heatsourcetothe conditioneristoinstall acheck
valveinthe soft waterpiping fromthe conditioner. Ifa
check valveisinstalled,makesurethatthe water-
heating unitisequipped withaproperlyrated
temperatureand pressuresafetyreliefvalve.Always
conformtolocalcodes.
•Do not locatethe unit inan area wherethe temp
everfallsbelow1ºC (34ºF)orover49ºC (120ºF).
•Do not install the unit nearacidoracidfumes.
•Do not exposethe unit topetroleumproducts.
WaterLineConnection
Abypass valvesystemmustbe installed toprovide
foroccasionswhen the waterconditionermustisby-
passed forhardwaterorforservicing.Bypass offers
simplicityand easeof operation.Thesesoftenersare
equipped asstandardwithabypass valve. See pages
14 and15
DrainLineConnection–tosewer
Figure3–
TypicalIllustration ofaBypass

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The ideallocation forthe unitisaboveand notmore
than 6.1m(20ft)fromthe drain. Forsuchinstallations,
using the appropriateadaptorfitting (supplied),
connect20mm (3/4”) plastictubing tothe drainline
connection located on the top ofthe valve.
Ifthe unitislocated morethan 6.1m(20ft)fromthe
drain,use25mm tubing forrunsup to12.0m.You
mayelevatethe line up to1.8mproviding the run
doesnotexceed 4.5mand the waterpressureatthe
conditionerisnotless than 280kPa(40psi.)You may
elevatean additional500mm foreachadditional
70kPa. (10psi)ofwaterpressure.
When the drainline iselevated and emptiesintoa
drainwhichisbelowthe levelofthe controlvalve,
forma170mm (7inch)loop atthe drainend ofthe
line sothatthe bottomofthe loop islevelwiththe
drainline connection.Thisprovidesan adequate
siphon trap.
Ifthe drainemptiesintoan overhead sewerline,a
sink-type trap must be used.
Caution
Never connectthedrain lineinto adrain,
sewer lineortrap. Always allow an airgap
between thedrain lineand thewastewater
to preventthepossibilityofsewagebeing
back-siphoned into theconditioner.
ImportantInstallation Details
The controlvalve,fittingsand/orbypass aredesigned
toaccommodateminorplumbing misalignmentsbut
arenotdesigned tosupportthe weightofthe system
orthe plumbing.
Do no useVaseline, oils, otherhydrocarbon lubricants
orspraysilicone anywhere.Asilicone lubricantmay
be used on black o-ringsbutisnotnecessary.Avoid
anytypeoflubricants,including silicone,on the
clear lip seals.
The nutsand capsaredesigned tobe unscrewed or
tightened byhand orwiththe specialplasticwrench.
Do notuseapipe wrenchtotighten orloosen nutsor
caps.Do notplaceascrewdriverinthe slotson caps
and/ortap withahammer.
Do notusepipe dope orothersealanton threads.
Useteflon tape on threaded inlet, outletand drain
fittings.Teflon tape isnotnecessary on the nut
connection orcapsbecauseofo-ring seals.
After completing anyvalve maintenance involving
thedrive assemblyofthedrive campassembly
and pistons,press and hold NEXTand REGEN
buttonsfor3secondsorunplug power source
jack fromtheprintedcircuitboard(black wire)
and plug back in.Thisresetsthe electronicsand
establishesthe servicepiston position.The display
shouldflashall wording,then flashthe software
version and then resetthe valvetothe service
position.
All plumbing shouldbe done inaccordancewithlocal
plumbing codes.The pipe sizeforthe drainline
shouldbe aminimumof20mm.
Solderjointsnearthe drainmustbe done priorto
connecting the drainline flowcontrolfitting.Leaveat
least150mm (6”) between the drainline controlfitting
and solderjointswhen soldering pipesthatare
connected on the drainline controlfitting.Failureto
do thiscouldcauseinteriordamage tothe drainline
flowcontrolfitting.
When assembling the installation fitting package (inlet
and outlet),connectthe fitting tothe plumbing system
firstand then attachthe nut, splitring and o-ring.
Heatfromsoldering orsolventcementsmaydamage
the nut, splitring and o-ring.Solderjointsshouldbe
cooland solventcementsshouldbe setbefore
installing the nut, splitring oro-ring.Avoidgetting
primerand solventcementon anypartofthe o-rings,
bypass valveorcontrolvalve.
Position the softenerwithin1½metresofa10 amp
GPO. The transformerisconnected intothe plug
socketon the back of the valvecontrolpanel.Do not
Figure5-AirGap Installation
NotInBypass InBypass

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drop the transformerorhavethe cabletoo taut. The
transformerisonlysuitablefor internal use only.
Forfull understanding ofthe watersoftenerwe
recommend thatthe instruction manualbe fullyread
beforeinstallation and commissioning ofthe softener
byundertaken.
IMPORTANT:ANUMBEROF VALVE
COMPONENTSARELOCKEDINTO POSITION
WITHEASILYREMOVABLECLIPS.
ENSUREALL LOCKINGCLIPS ARECORRECTLY
INPOSITIONBEFOREPRESSURISINGTHE
SOFTENER.ENSURETHATITISPOINTEDOUT
TO ALL RELEVANTPERSONNELTHATTHE
LOCKINGCLIPS MUSTNOT BEREMOVED
WHILSTTHESYSTEMISUNDERWATER
PRESSURE.
Note:All electricalconnectionsmustbe connected
according tolocalcodes.
Install grounding strap on metalplates.
Bypass Valve
The bypass valveistypicallyused toisolatethe
controlvalvefromthe plumbing system’swater
pressureinordertoperformcontrolvalverepairsor
maintenance.The WS1bypass valveisparticularly
unique inthe watertreatmentindustry due toits
versatilityand stateofthe artdesign features.The
full flowbypass valveincorporatesfourpositions,
including adiagnosticposition thatallowsservice
personneltowork on apressurised systemwhilestill
providing untreated bypass watertothe facilityor
residence.Itscompletelynon-metallic,all plastic
design allowsforeasyaccess and serviceability
without the need fortools.
The bypass bodyand rotorsareglass filled Noryl(or
equivalent)and the nutsand capsareglass filled
polypropylene.All sealsareself-lubricating EPDMto
helppreventvalveseizing afterlong periodsofnon-
use.Internalo-ringscan easilybe replaced if service
isrequired.
The bypass consistsoftwointerchangeableplug
valvesthatareoperated independentlybyred arrow-
shaped handles.The handlesidentifythe flow
direction ofthe water.The plug valvesenablethe
bypass valvetooperateinfourpositions.
1. NormalOperation Position: The inlet and outlet
handlespointinthe direction offlowindicated by
the engraved arrowson the controlvalve.Water
flowsthrough the controlvalveduring normal
operation and thisposition alsoallowsthe control
valvetoisolatethe mediabed during the
regeneration cycle. (Figure1)
2. Bypass Position:The inletand outlethandles
pointtothe centreofthe bypass,the control
valveisisolated fromthe waterpressure
contained inthe plumbing system.Untreated
waterissupplied tothe plumbing system.(Figure
2)
3. DiagnosticPosition:The inlethandlepointsin
the direction offlowand the outlethandlepoints
tothe centreofbypass valve,systemwater
pressureisallowed tothe controlvalveand the
plumbing systemwhilenotallowing watertoexit
fromthe controlvalvetothe plumbing.(Figure3)
4. ShutOff Position: The inlethandlepointstothe
centreofthe bypass valveand the outlethandle
pointsinthe direction of flow,the waterisshut off
tothe plumbing system(i.e.plumbing connection
somewhereinthe building bypassesthe system).
(Figure4)

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WS1EI
Screen DisplayInformation
And
Programming Instructions

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General Operation
General Display
When the systemisoperating,one offourdisplays
maybe shown. Pressing NEXT will alternatebetween
the displaysshownbelow.
User 1
Showsvolumeremaining toregeneration.
User 3
DisplaysflowrateM3/hour.
User 4
Displaystotalflowincubicmetressincelastreset.
Can be used toestimateaverage dailyusage.
PRESS DOWNARROWFOR3SECONDSTO
RESENT TO ZERO.
User 5
Showscurrent time.
Setting TimeofDay
PushNEXTbutton until timeofdayscreen is
displayed.Press and holdthe or arrowuntil the
correct hourisdisplayed.
Then press NEXTbutton.The minuteswill flash.
Press the or arrowuntil correctminuteis
displayed.
Press the NEXTbutton toreturntothe display
screens.Ifthe NEXTbutton isnotpressed hoursor
minuteswill flashforfiveminutesbeforereturning to
displayscreens.