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Waterside/Culligan MC250 Ultra Water softener query
Hi
We had one of these water softeners fitted during a kitchen refit about two and a half years ago. The regeneration is automatic. Earlier this evening I heard the softener running through regeneration cycle and didn't think anything of it. I went back in the kitchen about forty minutes later and the unit was still filling with water. I took the lid off and the water is three of four inches off the top of the unit. I bearly give the unit a second thought and never look inside it other than to fill it with salt. Is the quantity of water normal? An hour later and the thing is still full of water. I'm going to have a restless night wondering whether it's going to flood the place. Thanks for your help. P |
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Waterside/Culligan MC250 Ultra Water softener query
I took the lid off and the water is three of four inches off the top of
the unit. Doesn't sound right. You should have some isolation and bypass valves nearby. Operate all 3 and get someone in to fix the softener. Christian. |
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