Runxin RL-R150 Owner's manual

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CABINET WATER SOFTENER
RUNXIN VALVE
PROGRAMMING PROCEDURE
Models:
Cabinet Softener: RL-R150
F69P3/F70BL –74602

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Valve Buttons
Valve Configuration

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Model
Time clock type: 73502P(F69P1)
Meter type: 73602P(F69P3)
Installation type
Top-mounted
Inlet/outlet
3/4" F
Drain
1/2" M
Brine line connector
3/8"M
Base
2.5"-8NPSM
Riser pipe
1.05"OD
Resin Amount
28Lts
Water treatment
capacity
2 m³/h
Tank diameter
10 x 35”
Water pressure
0.15MPa～0.6MPa
Water temperature
5℃～38℃
Water turbidity
Up-flow regeneration＜2FTU
Power adapter
Input AC100 - 240V/50-60Hz
Output DC12V/1.5A

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Button Operation
Menu / Confirm
Start Regeneration / Skip Regeneration Cycle
/ Return
Down
Up
Valve Locked –Press &
Simultaneously for 5 secs to unlock
the screen

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Control Valve Symbols
Backwash
Brine Draw
Brine Refill
Fast Rinse
Settings
Clock
Days until Backwash
Controller Locked

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Water softener Installation
Softener Location
It is important to Install the softener in a suitable place:
•Preferably indoors. (if outdoors it is recommended to have the unit
undercover or in a shed)
•As close as possible for water connections, drain line not to be too far
from the unit
•On a level ground or platform
•Ambient temperatures to not exceed 49°C or below 1°C
•Near electrical supply for transformer with constant power out the GPO
•Water pressure not to exceed 600kPa with a minimum pressure required
of 0.15kPa
•Easily accessible for maintenance of the unit, Add salt to the brine tank
Installation
•Connect the inlet and outlet pipework as per the directional arrows on
the back of the water softener valve ¾” Female BSP connections
•Run the drain line to an open drain line, an air gap is required to prevent
back pressure or a siphon (As per Diagram)
•Secure all pipework from the water softener
•Fit a 12mm drain line for the overflow from the side of cabinet softener
to a drain. Air gap required from hose into the drain

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Initial Start Up
•Connect power to the Controller and set up programming for the valve
To Set Clock
–Unlock Valve –Press Up & Down arrow together for 5 secs until you hear
a beep.
–Press the Menu Button.
–The time will be displayed Press Menu button again.
–The hour time will flash.
–Change the Hour time to correct time by pressing the up or Down button
& press Menu to save.
–The minutes will then flash.
–Change the minutes time with the up or down arrow and press menu to
confirm changes.
Set Regeneration Time
–Unlock Valve –Press Up & Down arrow together for 5 secs until you hear
a beep.
–Press the Menu Button.
–Press the Down arrow.
–Press Menu –The hour will then flash change the Hour time to desired
time by pressing the up or Down button & press Menu to save.
–The minutes will then flash.
–Change the minutes time with the up or down arrow and press menu to
confirm changes.
Regenerate on 0m³ Capacity or at Regeneration Set Time
–Unlock Valve –Press Up & Down arrow together for 5 secs until you hear
a beep.
–Press the Menu Button.
–Press down arrow twice.
–A-01 will be on the screen.
–Press Menu it will flash press Up or Down and menu to save changes.
oThe setting is either A-01 or A-02
oA-01 will Regenerate at the next set time as per previous
instruction.
oA-02 will Regenerate immediately when capacity has reached 0m³.

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How to change Regeneration Days Override
–Unlock Valve –Press Up & Down arrow together for 5 secs until you hear
a beep.
–Press the Menu Button.
–Press down arrow four times.
–H-## will be on the screen. (This is the current setting for the days
override
–Press the Menu Button
–The Digits will then flash change the number to desired number of days
by pressing the up or Down button & press Menu to save.
Set Water softener Capacity
–Unlock Valve –Press Up & Down arrow together for 5 secs until you hear
a beep.
–Press the Menu Button.
–Press down arrow four.
–An hourglass and a m³ symbol will light up
–Press Menu Button
–The digits will then flash, change the number to the amount of capacity
estimated for the ion exchange process in litres the softener will
produce eg:
Feed hardness
(ppm)
Total Capacity
(m³)
50ppm
34m³
70ppm
24 m³
90ppm
18.8 m³
120ppm
14.1 m³
150ppm
11.3 m³
200ppm
8.5m³
250ppm
6.8 m³

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How to Change Regeneration Cycle Minutes
Backwash
–Unlock Valve –Press Up & Down arrow together for 5 secs until you hear
a beep.
–Press the Menu Button.
–Press down arrow five times.
–The hourglass and the backwash symbol will light up, press menu,
the time will flash, press the up and down arrows to change to 8mins
–Press menu to confirm
Brine Draw
–Once Backwash is set, Press down
–The Hourglass and the Brine Draw symbol will light up, press menu,
the time will flash, press the up and down arrows to change to 49mins
–Press menu to confirm
Brine Refill
–Once Brine Draw is set, Press down
–The Hourglass and the Brine Refill symbol will light up, press menu,
the time will flash, press the up and down arrows to change to 7mins
–Press menu to confirm
Fast Rinse
–Once Brine Refill is set, Press down
–The Hourglass and the Fast Rinse symbol will light up, press menu,
the time will flash, press the up and down arrows to change 5mins
–Press menu to confirm

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Once the softener is programmed you can now start passing water through the
unit
•Fill the Cabinet brine tank with water approx. 25mm above the salt
platform
•Add at least two bags of salt to the platform
•Put the softener into Regeneration –screen will display -00- this is the
valve moving into the backwash cycle, once this has stopped the
backwash symbol will be displayed and the minutes will start
counting down.
•Slowly open the inlet water connection a ¼ turn to allow a small flow of
water into the softener to releasing air out of the cylinder
•Once all the air has been removed from the cylinder you can now open
the inlet valve fully to clean the resin bed
•When the water is running clear press the regen button again to skip to
the next cycle
•The valve will now be in Brine draw cycle, press the regen button again
to skip to brine refill
•Allow the valve to top up the brine tank to the required level for a salt
solution
•Once refill has completed leave the valve to complete the regeneration
process and rinse the resin bed

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Troubleshooting
Problem
Possible Cause
Solution
Filter Fails to
Backwash
a. Power to controller has
been interrupted
b. Backwash cycle times set
incorrectly
c. Controller Damaged
a. Check power
connection is ok
b. Reset the backwash
cycle times
c. Check or replace
controller
Filter passing
raw water
a. Bypass valve is open
b. Damaged riser pipe
c. Internal Valve Leak
a. Close Bypass Valve
b. Check the riser pipe is
not cracked and O-
ring is ok
c. Check or change valve
body
Water
pressure loss
a. Filter requires a backwash
b. Check no blockage in
pipework
a. Backwash filter
b. Unblock pipework
Loss of media
material
through drain
line
a. Air in the system
b. Backwash flow control to
high
c. Top screen broken
a. Bleed air from the
system. Check for
leaks
b. Reduce Backwash
flow to suitable size
c. Check and replace top
screen
Control valve
cycle
continuously
a. Wrong size transformer
b. Foreign material stuck in
drive gear
c. Faulty valve
a. Use correct
Transformer
b. Remove Foreign
material from drive
gear
c. Replace valve
Water flowing
through drain
line continually
a. Power outage during
backwash or fast rinse
b. Internal Valve leak
a. Turn on Power, cycle
through to service
b. Check or replace
valve body
All indicators
display on the
controller
a. Wiring between the
display board and control
board failure
b. Control board is faulty
a. Check a replace cable
b. Replace control board
c. Check or replace
transformer

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c. Transformer damaged
d. Incorrect voltage
d. Replace transformer
with correct size
No display on
controller
a. Wiring between the
display board and control
board failure
b. Control board is faulty
c. Display board is faulty
d. Transformer damaged
e. Power outage
a. Check a replace cable
b. Replace control board
c. Replace display board
d. Check or replace
transformer
e. Check power supply
E1 Flash
a. Wiring between the
locating board and display
board failure
b. Locating board damaged
c. Mechanical driver fails
d. Faulty control board
e. Wiring between the
control board and motor
fault
f. Motor damaged
a. Replace the wiring
between display
board and locating
board
b. Replace locating
board
c. Check and repair
mechanical part
d. Replace control board
e. Replace wiring
between control
board and motor
f. Replace motor
E2 Flash
a. Component on locating
board damage
b. Wiring of locating board
fails to work
c. Control board is faulty
a. Replace locating
board
b. Replace locating
board wiring
c. Replace Control board
E3 or E4 Flash
a. Control board is faulty
a. Replace Control
Board