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Default Water Sofener Capacity

I am understanding the basics. My next question would be... what is the
most efficient setup of this configuration to optimize performance. I have
read posts about reducing salt setting which reduces capacity, but increases
efficiency.

Any other comments or suggestions?

On another point... I have noticed a small puddle of water on the front
bottom of the Fleck control valve. I dried it up with a paper towel, but
again this morning I found another small puddle. I have check the entire
valve with a flashlight, and cannot find a source for the water. Also
checked the fittings to the valve and the copper pipes, and it is completely
dry. Is there a possible leak or defect form inside the control valve?

Thanks for any comments,




I have purchased a new water softener, and am confused as to specs and how
to program accordingly.

Identified as a 40,000 grain unit, but not sure if this is correct. I
have
to set the meter and reserve, but not sure what I should based the
calculation on. Using a Fleck 5600SE control valve.

Specs:

1.25cu ft resin
Salt Setting is 15lbs

Hardness (compensated hardness) is 20.


Should I base my usage calculations for the meter on 40,000 grains? Or is
this really a 32,000 grains unit? 37,500?




 
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