AquaHouse
Insufficient Rinse / Brine Carryover
Softener produces salty-tasting water immediately after regeneration.
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Possible Causes
Shortened rinse time in programming, Restricted drain flow, High brine concentration due to incorrect refill, Faulty AquaHouse control valve not completing rinse
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Salty water is unpleasant but typically not dangerous for most users; consult a physician if on a sodium-restricted diet.
Step-by-step:
- 1. Check programming: Ensure the AquaHouse controller has adequate slow and fast rinse times per the manual.
- 2. Inspect drain line: Verify the drain hose and flow control are not restricted, allowing full rinse flow.
- 3. Observe regeneration: Watch a full regeneration and confirm that rinse stages occur and water flows strongly to drain.
- 4. Adjust brine refill: If brine is overly strong, reduce the refill time slightly within AquaHouse specifications.
- 5. Test water: After adjustments, run another regeneration and flush several gallons of water before use.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
AquaHouse Drain Flow Control
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