I have hard water. Just replaced the 2 injectors and cleaned the screen in my water softner but still getting hard water. Is there anything else I need to do. I'm out of ideas!

Hello, 1. what kind of water softener do you have in your home?
2. did you check to make sure that the unit isn't on bypass?
3. if you have a brime tank, make sure that your brime tank has salt.

Thanks ---- Zeke

Post brand / model number of your water softener.

I have hard water. Just replaced the 2 injectors and cleaned the screen in my water softner but still getting hard water. Is there anything else I need to do. I'm out of ideas!!
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Often a softener doesn't brine due to as simple of a problem such as an air suction on the brine tubing that goes from the softener to the salt tank. Or, there is a leak in the line in the salt tank. To check it, remove the tubing off the fitting in the salt tank. Put your finger over the end of the tube coming from the softener. Manually cycle it to see if it sucks during brine draw, and if it blows water out of the tube during refill.

Or, if there is a float assembly in the brine tank, it sometimes will clog at the air check at the bottom of the tubing in the brine well.

That gives you a couple of things to check.
Al

Call manufacturer. They'll tell you right away what's wrong.