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Troubleshooting Guide

No Discharge

Failure of Unit to Turn Off

No Concentrate Draw

Excess Concentrate Draw

Excess Foaming in Discharge


CAUTION
Turn off water supply before servicing. Disconnect when not in use.


 

  No Discharge

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Least
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Cause
Solution
No water supply. Open water supply.
Magnetic valve not functioning. Install valve parts kit.
Eductor clogged. Clean or replace.
 

 

  Failure of Unit to Turn Off

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Likely

Least
Likely

Cause
Solution
Water valve parts dirty or defective. Clean or replace with valve parts kit.
Magnet doesn't fully return. Make sure magnet moves freely.
Push button stuck. Replace tubing or put a clamp on it.
 

 

  No Concentrate Draw

Most
Likely

Least
Likely

Cause
Solution
Metering tip or eductor has scale build-up. Clean or replace.
Low water pressure. Minimum 20 PSI (with water running) required to operate unit properly.
Discharge tube and/or flooding ring not in place. Push tube firmly onto eductor discharge hose barb, or replace tube if flooding ring is gone.
Concentrate container empty. Replace with full container.
Inlet hose barb not screwed into eductor tightly. Tighten, but do not overtighten.
Clogged watr inlet strainer. Disconnect inlet water line and clean strainer.
Air leak in chemical inlet tube. Put clamp on tube or replace tube if brittle.
 

 

  Excess Concentrate Draw

 

Cause
Solution
Metering tip not in place. Press correct tip firmly into eductor hose barb on eductor.
 

 

  Excess Foaming in Discharge

 

Cause
Solution
Air leak in chemical inlet tube assembly. Replace tubing or put a clamp on it.