On many water softeners (Such as Culligan 1989 vintage water conditioner systems) there is a brine refill flow control valve inside the salt storage tank that needs to be changed or cleaned for proper operation.

Hot to troubleshoot and fix water softener brine tanks: what causes too little or too much too much water in the water conditioner brine tank or salt tank & how do we fix it. Problem diagnosis & repair with brine tank float control & other salt tank level controls.

2018年12月7日 · The brine flow control for the Culligan is inside the float assembly on that model. It is located inside the elbow at the top where the brine line connects. There should be a sticker with ".45 gpm" on it.

2011年10月24日 · The reason Culligan says to adjust the float is because the float when raised by the 'extra' brine water shuts off flow preventing anymore water to flow into the salt tank. That is to prevent water overflow onto the floor or they are using the float to set the salt dose (3lbs/gallon of brine refill water).

2017年2月15日 · FAQs on what causes too much water in the water conditioner brine tank or salt tank & how do we fix it. Problem diagnosis & repair with brine tank float control & other salt tank level controls.

If your new Culligan Aquasential water softener’s brine tank is overflowing, here are some potential causes and troubleshooting steps to resolve the issue: Stuck or Malfunctioning Float: The float assembly inside the brine tank regulates the water level.

2014年11月15日 · I have a Culligan Mark 89 that I'm trying to get working right again, but there is an issue with the float assembly. I believe that the softener is not sucking brine in because this float assembly keeps getting stuck.

The Culligan brine tanks are molded to include a place to screw ( attach ) the Brine Well to the side wall, and it's a proprietary "feature" of their tanks. So, a "standard" round brine tank would require some "modification", but could be used as a replacement to hold your salt.

2019年12月27日 · During Brine Rinse the salt brine tank begins to fill up with water. Water drains out constantly from the exhaust hose during both the Backwash and Brine Rinse cycles. Total time is about 1 hr. & 50 minutes. At every new generation cycle, water keeps rising until it finally reaches the tank's float.