Hi,

I have a Culligan M250 water softener that does not seem to be
softening the water properly.
The water level seems to be quite high within the softener, and it
does not seem to be using
a lot of salt (1 bag in 3months)

The softener is powered on ok, and will regenerate when I manually do
it though I do not think it
is actually regenerating the resin fully. The hardness is set to 21
degrees clark which seems to be the correct level for my water
hardness (in Surrey) The softener is approx 3-4 years old.

I am wondering if maybe a pump or pickup is not working sucessfully,
and am wondering
if anyone else has ever had a similar problem that they have solved. I
have spoken with Culligan service, and they want £100+ to come out and
take a look at it.

Thanks in advance,

Paul...

On Mar 1, 10:20 am, "Wordy" wrote:
Hi,

I have a Culligan M250 water softener that does not seem to be
softening the water properly.
The water level seems to be quite high within the softener, and it
does not seem to be using
a lot of salt (1 bag in 3months)

The softener is powered on ok, and will regenerate when I manually do
it though I do not think it
is actually regenerating the resin fully. The hardness is set to 21
degrees clark which seems to be the correct level for my water
hardness (in Surrey) The softener is approx 3-4 years old.

I am wondering if maybe a pump or pickup is not working sucessfully,
and am wondering
if anyone else has ever had a similar problem that they have solved. I
have spoken with Culligan service, and they want £100+ to come out and
take a look at it.

Thanks in advance,

Paul...

Hi

If the water level is too high, this is usually caused by a leaking
seal on the bottom of the resin unit.

Try emptying all the water out of it and run it with no salt in it. If
the water level rises to the overflow drain after forcing a couple of
manual regenerations, then you definitely have a leak!

Regards,

Steve