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Water Softener, not working.
I am looking to find out if anyone has experience with water softeners, Namely the Culligan Mark 49. It has a full salt "tank" and seems to cycle when ran manually. The problem is the water remains hard. I suspect that it does not draw from the brine tank as it should. I just wonder what the usual culprits are in this instance? I haven't had time to tear it apart as of yet and want to know what I should be looking for .
Any assistance is greatly appreciated. Thanks, Morrowrj |
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