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The display will blink “SLtP” if set to English or “SLtG” if set to Metric for 3 seconds and then display the salt dosage. Adjust the setting with the “+” or “-” key (3-24 lbs.) (1-10 kgs.) Note: This option will not show if the control is set to Filter mode. Step 4 – Programming Backwash Time Press the “Status” key after programming salt dosage. The display will blink “bw” for 3 seconds and then display the backwash time in minutes. Adjust the setting with “+” or “-” key. (1-40 minutes) Programming i2:00PM 2:00AM i0 i0 9 7 i 87 OR Programming (cont.) Step 5 – Programming Brine Draw/Slow Rinse Time Press the “Status” key after programming the backwash time. The display will blink “br” for 3 seconds and then display the brine draw/slow rinse time in minutes. Adjust the setting with the “+” or “-” key. (35-99 minutes). See Table 5 for suggested brine draw/slow rinse times. Note: This option will not show if the control is set to Filter mode. Step 6 – Programming Gallons (Liters) or Days to Regeneration Meter Mode — Press the “Status” key after programming the brine draw/slow rinse time. The display will blink “CAPG” (“CAPL”) for 3 seconds and then display the gallons or liters set point. Adjust the setting with the “+” or “-” key. (10-9990 Gallons)(40-37000 Liters) Note: The programmed value must be multiplied by 10 to obtain the actual setting. For example, if 87 is shown in the display, the control will regenerate after 870 gallons have passed through the meter. Timeclock Mode — Press the “Status” key after programming the brine draw/slow rinse time. The display will blink “CAP” for 3 seconds and then display the number of days between regenerations. Adjust the setting with the “+” or “-” key. (1-42 days) Exiting Program Mode From Step 6 (or step 7 if it is active) press the “Status” key. The display will go blank. Press the “Status” key again to exit programming. Note: The control will exit the programming mode if no key press activity takes place within one minute. Salt Supply, Usage and Service Salt is the mineral used to “recharge” your water conditioner. A brine solution is automatically made up in the bottom of the salt storage container, the Cullex® resin beads in the tall, thin tank are flushed with brine solution as a step in the recharging process. Your Culligan Water Conditioner has been carefully designed to get the greatest amount of softening capacity from the salt it uses. Here is some pertinent information about salt usage, types and service. Salt Economizer This control is set at the time of installation, and determines salt usage according to the water hardness, number of persons in the household, and water usage. What Kind of Salt is Best All Culligan Water Conditioners are designed to use any water conditioner salt of good quality, including “rock”, “pellet”, “solar”, or “evaporated” types. All rock salt, regardless of source, contains insoluble material which collects at the bottom of the salt storage tank and requires periodic clean-out. Regardless of what type of salt is used, we recommend Culligan Brand Salt as suggested by your Culligan Dealer. He is the expert and can provide you with the best product for your Culligan Water Conditioner. Automatic Salt Delivery Service Ask your Culligan Dealer for details about salt delivery service. You can have your salt supply replenished on a regular basis. Whether you have automatic delivery service or pick up salt from your Culligan Dealer, you will be getting quality salt packaged according to rigid Culligan specifications. Using Culligan Brand Salt will help assure continued efficiency and trouble-free operation of your water conditioner. Care and Cleaning of Your Culligan Water Conditioner Following these simple precautions will help assure continued trouble-free service and keep your Culligan Water Conditioner looking like new for years. 1 Do not place heavy objects on top of the salt storage tank or timer cover. Use only mild soap and warm water when cleaning the exterior of the conditioner. 2 Never use harsh, abrasive cleaning compounds or those which contain acid, such as vinegar, bleach and similar products. Important: Protect your water conditioner and the entire drainline from freezing 3 temperatures. DANGER: If your unit should freeze, do not attempt to disassemble it. Call your Culligan Dealer. Should service, adjustment or trouble-shooting information be needed which is not 4 covered in this Owner’s Guide, a complete Service Manual covering the conditioner that you own may be obtained from your Culligan Dealer. To Clean Out the Salt Storage Tank A periodic clean-out of the Salt Storage Tank is necessary to keep your Culligan Water Conditioner at peak operating efficiency. Do it at least every 2 years when the salt supply is low. Follow these step-by-step procedures: Tools needed: • Scoop • Clean, bucket-size container • Phillips-head screwdriver • Garden hose, Household scrub brush or sponge 1. Remove the salt storage tank cover ...