Runxin 53520 User manual

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Runxin 53520 Filter Valve
Instruction Manual

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Table of Contents
Installation Summary Page 3
General Specifications Page 4
Installation Page 5
Service cycles Page 6
Parameter Settings Page 7
Valve Breakdown Page 8
Circuit Board Functions Page 9
Valve Settings Page 10-11
Flow Rate Curve Page 12
Trouble Shooting Page 13-14

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Installation Summary
Installation Location: Installation Date:
Installed by: Phone:
Application Type:
Water Source:
Water Test Results
Hardness: Iron: pH:
Other:
Misc:
Tank Size:
Diameter Height:
Resin or Media Type:
Resin or Media Volume: Brine tank Size:
Capacity:
Service Flow Rate:
Min: Max: Backwash:
Inlet Pressure: KPa
Control Valve Configuration
Valve Type: Valve Part No.
Serial Number:
Regenerant Refill Control: Gpm/lpm Injector Type: Gpm/lpm
Drain line flow control: Gpm/lpm

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General Specifications
Operating
Minimum/Maximum operating pressures: 20psi (138kPa) –87psi (600kPa)
Minimum/Maximum Operating Temperature: 5°C -50°C
Power Supply: 240V/50Hz DC24V 1.5A
Connections
Inlet: 2” Male BSP
Outlet: 2” Male BSP
Waste: 2” Male BSP
Riser Pipe: 2” D-GB (63mm OD)
Tank Thread: 4”-8UN

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Installation
Before Installation, read instructions thoroughly. The installation of the system should be completed
by a professional.
36x72” GS1000 High Absorption micro pollutants, Carbon Media Loading:
160kg 3-6mm #5 Underbed Gravel (Load in tank first)
80kg 8/16 #6 Underbed Gravel (Load in tank second)
210kg GS1000 (8x30) Carbon (Load in tank last)
342LPM Backwash Flow control supplied with valve
Use filling funnel provided:
Do not use Vaseline, oils, or Spray silicone on valve O-rings. 100% Silicone Lubricant must be used
for the O-rings
Locate the system as close as possible to the nearest drain.
The cylinder should be situated on a firm, level surface.
The system should be kept away from boilers, heater and installed inside.
Allow adequate space for pipework and removal of the valve when it is due for servicing equipment.
All pipework should be done in accordance with local plumbing regulation and codes.
Do not use the valve as a support mechanism for pipework use correct supports.
It is recommended to install bypass for the system, to allow for works to be performed on the valve
or cylinder without interruption to production. (Figure 1)
If the installer is soldering pipework, it is important no pipework is connected to the valve as the
heat will damage the system.
When using Teflon tape be careful not to cross thread the fittings.
Allow an air gap when plumbing the waste line to drain.

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Riser pipe should be cut off flush with the top of the cylinder and deburred.
Centre the riser in the cylinder and plug to not allow any media to enter riser when filling the
cylinder, fill the media as per suppliers’ recommendations.
Remove plug and fill system slowly with water
Once cylinder is 90% full of water install the valve, making sure not to cross thread the valve.
Connect inlet, outlet and drain line to the valve.
Turn on power to the valve and check system settings are correct
Put system into back wash and then slowly open the inlet valve to allow for air to be removed from
the system.
Once air has been removed and a constant flow of water is running down the backwash line, open
the inlet fully until all fines from the media has flushed out of the system. (This may require 2-3
backwashes)
After backwash make sure to put the valve into flush to settle the media bed.
After backwash is complete check for any leaks within the system and pipework.
Fig.1

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System Status
Service Status: Unfiltered water is directed through the media bed and up through the distributor
and riser pipe.
Backwash Status: The flow of water is redirected down the riser and up through the media bed.
lifting the media and removing the sediment down the waste line.
Fast Rinse Status: The Flow of water is directed through the media bed and up through the
distributor and riser pipe and sent to drain. This is to allow the media bed to resettle and remove
any sediment that may be left in the pipework from the backwash.

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Display Icons Runxin Controller
Parameter Specifications

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Valve Breakdown

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Signal Output
There is a signal output connector on the circuit board. It is for controlling
external wiring (Refer to Figure 2 and Figure 3).
There are two kinds of output modes.
b-01: Sends signal start of backwash and stops sending signal at end of
rinse cycle
b-02: Sends signal in between cycles
Interlock Function
The circuit board has an interlock function to send a signal between Runxin
valves in a parallel set up. When one of the units has started a backwash, the
signal will be sent to the other valve and lock it out from performing a
backwash until the first valve has completed its cycles.