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How do I access & clear debris in Backwash Restrictor in a Culligan Mark 80 Water Softener?

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You will need a bucket. Where the drain line comes out of the valve there is a clip to hold the drain line onto the valve. Hold the bucket up to it, pull the clip out, pull the drain line off, and into the bucket to catch water coming back from the drain line. There will be a rubber button inside to pull out with a small center hole. There will be debris in there. Remove the debris and replace the button (drain line flow control). Regenerate your water softener three days in a row for soft water then run the hot water until cold.

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How to Troubleshoot a Culligan Water Softener

  1. Check the power supply cord if the unit is not operating. ...
  2. Check the circuit breakers or fuse box if the unit is not receiving power. ...
  3. Reset the timer if the house experienced a power failure. ...
  4. Check the bypass valves to make sure they are in the correct positions.
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Mark 49 Culligan softener what timer settings do I need to refill brine tank.

To set the timer on a Mark 49 Culligan water softener to refill the brine tank, you will need to consult the user manual for specific instructions. The manual will provide information on how to set the timer to control the frequency of regeneration cycles, as well as the amount of salt that is added to the brine tank during each cycle. If you no longer have the manual, you can contact Culligan or check their website for a downloadable copy. If the brine tank is not refilling enough after cleaning, it is possible that the brine tank float may be stuck or damaged, or the water level in the brine tank may be set too low.
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My softener is a Culligan Mark 89. Water looks clear but is real salty. I bypassed the system and purged the lines to get rid of the taste.

Call Culligan for service. You have a serious problem as it sounds like your resin bed is not going through the backwash cycle before returning to operate mode.

Normally when your water softener goes through a recharge cycle, a solenoid operates to bypass the system while brine (extremely salty water) is drawn into the resin tank to perform the ion exchange process. This is a timed process. Once it completes then your softener switches into backwash mode where the resin bed is flushed with clear water. Finally at the end of the recharge cycle the softner switches back into normal operation.

This is not something that you can fix yourself. Contact Culligan immediately.
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Need settings for a culligan Mark 49 softener

I have the mark 49 catalog...maybe I could help you? [email protected]
This whole thing is new to me....I am trying to figure out how to even use the thing?
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Culligan 01010091 (mark 89) softener will not auto

clean the drainage filter then it will work correctly again
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Culligan water softener noise?

The noise you heard was probably the backwash cycle. Condditioners are usually scheduled to backwash at nightg while you are sleeping. If you have had a power outage, it may have thrown the timer off. Reset the time on the conditioner so that the backwash cycle happens at a more appropriate time. As for the noise, it's probably the timer. They are usually mechanical and do make some noise. I think the Culligan units tell you when to change the salt.
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I have a Culligan water softener and noticed recently that there is a running water sound coming from the drain tube. There is no leaking, and the sound is almost like a constant trickle. It stops if we...

There is a problem with the piston/seal pack assembly pack in the valve. The seals get worn or some debris gets stuck and causes softener to run to the drain. The seal pack assembly needs to be replaced. If you are handy, you can do this. It takes about 1/2 hour for a novice.
Parts are only available from Culligan.
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I have a Mark 812 softener and it will not recharge. It starts but then no water goes through. What is the most likely cause?

The drain line flow control may be plugged. If this plugs the softener will not do anything. Pull the drain line off (depending on the model year) the flow control is either inside the elbow or inside where the drain elbow attaches. Clean it all out and reinstall. It probably has some debris in it.
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