By: Pentair Water University
This informational video explains the step-by-step process for repairing or replacing a faulty brine valve - specifically, on a 5600 valve. It starts by detailing the tell-tale symptoms which may indicate a faulty valve: salty service water, overuse of salt, or excessive filling of the brine tank. The guide then demonstrates the removal process, from loosening the screws at the back plate to clearing the body and removing three specific top screws. The viewer is also instructed to take note of the length of these screws for correct reassembly. Once the valve is accessed, a thorough inspection is done to identify any possible debris or damage, especially on the O-ring which can also be replaced.
When it comes to replacement, the speaker made sure to point out the importance of using the correct brine valve as per the model. The video also advocates for the use of approved lubricants on all O-rings and re-installation should be done in reverse of its removal. Overall, the video is a comprehensive guide for anyone needing to tackle a faulty brine valve on their own. #BrineValve #Repair #Replacement #DIYTutorial #Fleck5600