Aquabion
Residual Brine in Service Water
Water from the Aquabion softener has a salty taste after regeneration.
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Possible Causes
Insufficient rinse time, Brine valve not closing fully, Drain line restriction, Incorrect regeneration programming
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Do not drink water that tastes strongly of salt; use an alternate source until resolved.
- Check regeneration settings: Verify that the rinse cycle duration in the Aquabion controller meets or exceeds the manufacturer's recommendation.
- Inspect drain line: Ensure the drain hose is not restricted or kinked, allowing full rinse flow.
- Examine brine valve: A leaking brine valve can allow brine into service water. Inspect and replace the brine valve kit if it does not close completely.
- Run an extra rinse: Manually initiate a regeneration and allow an extended rinse to flush residual salt from the resin bed.
Warning: Persistent salty taste may indicate a serious valve fault; consider professional inspection.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
Brine Valve Kit
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