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Default Repairing a water softner

We have an eight year old Superior brand water softner that has
started leaking water and salt from somewhere around the bottom. We
have not yet determined where it is leaking.

It is a single tank model that has an electric clock that controls
when it regenerates. It is made mostly out of plastic. I could
send a picture to anyone who wants to see it.

How likely is it that this unit can be repaired economically? Thank
you in advance for all replies.
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