Amfa4000 uses salt very quickly, requiring frequent refills

Safety first: Use dry hands when adjusting the control panel. No need to open pressurized components for basic checks.

• 1. Review settings: Check programmed hardness, capacity, and reserve settings. Adjust to match actual water hardness and household usage.
• 2. Check regeneration history: Review the Amfa4000's regeneration log (if available) to see how often it is regenerating. Aim for every 2–3 days under normal conditions.
• 3. Inspect brine valve: Look for continuous dripping or flow at the drain line when the unit is in service. Continuous flow suggests a leaking brine or drain valve.
• 4. Verify injector size: Confirm the venturi injector installed matches the Amfa4000 model specification; an oversized injector can draw excess brine.

If salt use remains abnormally high after correcting settings and valve leaks, consult a technician to verify sizing and internal valve configuration.