E18
AquaHouse
Salt Compaction / Overfill Detection Fault
E18 error and the unit reports a brine tank over-salt or compaction condition.
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Possible Causes
Salt packed too tightly in brine tank, High humidity causing salt to solidify, Blocked brine grid or platform, Faulty AquaHouse brine tank sensor
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Unplug the unit before working inside the brine tank. Wear gloves and eye protection when breaking up hardened salt.
Step-by-step:
- 1. Inspect salt level: Open the brine tank and visually inspect. If the salt appears as a solid mass, it is likely compacted.
- 2. Break up compaction: Use a plastic tool or broom handle to carefully break the salt into smaller chunks. Remove large hardened pieces and discard if necessary.
- 3. Check brine grid: If your AquaHouse tank has a grid or platform, ensure it is not clogged with sludge. Lift it (if removable) and clean underneath.
- 4. Add water if needed: If the tank is very dry after clearing, add 2–3 gallons of water to re-establish a brine pool.
- 5. Sensor check: If equipped with a brine tank sensor, clean and inspect it for damage. Reconnect wiring securely.
- 6. Run regeneration: Restore power and run a manual regeneration to confirm proper brine draw and refill.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
AquaHouse Brine Tank Grid
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