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It was left behind by the previous owner. No manuals, no instructions
of any kind on the thing. It's a Culligan "Cullneu." We are on a well. I don't have a clue how to use it, but I got my first pinhole leak in a 3/4" copper supply pipe this week so now I guess I'm motivated. Anybody able to offer advice? Thanks much. Here's some pics of the thing: http://userweb.suscom.net/~tgolden26 Thanks, -Rick |
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Rick in Pa wrote:
It was left behind by the previous owner. No manuals, no instructions of any kind on the thing. It's a Culligan "Cullneu." We are on a well. I don't have a clue how to use it, but I got my first pinhole leak in a Check with Culligan, The7y should be able to provide a manual for you. 3/4" copper supply pipe this week so now I guess I'm motivated. Anybody able to offer advice? Thanks much. Here's some pics of the thing: http://userweb.suscom.net/~tgolden26 Thanks, -Rick -- Joseph Meehan Dia duit |
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![]() Rick- The water in my area tends to be alkaline so I have no experience with the AN of which you speak here are some links as a result of a Google search for Cullneu. water neutralizer & culligan water neutralizer http://forum.doityourself.com/showthread.php?t=199712 this link gives the best discussion but you need to know your mineral type the media is not cheap if you buy it in small qty http://ths.gardenweb.com/forums/load...809145387.html http://www.plumbingstore.com/neutral. http://www.plumbingstore.com/neutralreplace.html http://www.plumbingstore.com/neutral.html sounds like you just replace the used up media with either calcite (calcium carbonate) or corosex (magnesium oxide It is food grade magnesium oxide.) or some mix the way way to tell if you got the right stuff is to check the pH of the raw water compared to the treated water, if you've gotten up near 7 you're probably ok good luck Bob |
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Thanks Bob. Good information. I swear I did a couple Google searches--
you must have the knack. |
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yeah, my students call me the web wizard, at least to my face
![]() I think they can be amazingly anal, stubborn & geekish behind my back let me know what you finally decide about the neutralizer recharge (media choice) cheers Bob |
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