Questions & Answers for: salt full of water

...full of salt - but the machine fails to use any salt at all. We have probably done 20+ washes with no reduction in salt level - the water softener remains full of salt. Help! Paul Derlacki Make sure ...

...I notice water is staying in salt container about half full. Salt level is not going down. Your line running from the softener has an air leak, inspect your connections, redo them to ensure ...

...full of salt. Use Dura Cube or Hardi Cube salt to prevent bridging and the buildup of sediment in salt tank. If the salt runs low in salt tank there will not be sufficient brine created to regenerate ...

...full measures of salt into a second measuring cup full of water, and pour into Sisan.  Never use more salt than will fill the measuring hollow in handle.  Remember that should the steam ...

...full of salt.  If the system has a separate salt tank, shaking the tank will break the bridge usually.  Gently poking a stick at the bridge can break it up also but can damage the salt grid ...

...salt is full of water when dishwasher has finished. How can I get it to drain away? the salt dispenser is always full of water, this is normal and you have no need to drain it. Just ensure you fill ...

...salt tank full of water on my kenmore water softner.and the bypass valve wont move. By "full of water" do you mean completely full, or you see water in the lower 1/3 of the salt tank? Water in the ...

salt holder full of water I opened the salt cavity to fill and its full of water when I pour salt in the water is flooding the bottom of the dishwasher. The filter is clean what is causing this and is

...Salt Dispenser is always full of water after any cycle. Should it? help please. If you're referring to the integral water softener where you put salt in, this should always be full of water. The ...

...full measures of salt into a second measuring cup full of water, and pour into Sisan. Never use more salt than will fill the measuring hollow in handle. Remember that should the steam cease, unplug ...