How to solve the problem of poor salt absorption in boiler water softening equipment
Thread Content
This post was last edited by Yamei on 2016-5-15 08:18. The main function of boiler water softening equipment is to reduce the hardness of the raw water; as users’ requirements continue to increase, the performance of this equipment has been improved. Currently, boiler water softening equipment features a high degree of automation, comes in a variety of models, and is more user-friendly, enabling it to meet different needs. However, if the operation is not proper during use, it will directly affect the quality of the water output. What should I do if this device has difficulty absorbing salt? If the boiler water softening equipment fails to absorb salt or does so very slowly during operation, we must first identify the cause of this issue and then carry out targeted repairs. The reasons for poor regeneration salt absorption include: low feed water pressure, blockage in the brine filter pipes, blockage in the salt absorption pipes, and blockage in the water ejector. During the inspection, you can follow this sequence: 1. Check the pressure gauge on the water inlet pipe to confirm that the water inlet pressure meets the standard values. 2. Check whether the salt suction tube is blocked. 3. Unscrew the saltwater filter, disassemble it and rinse it with clean water; if the problem persists, it is then necessary to remove the upper sealing cover of the water injector and rinse it thoroughly. By following the above steps, the problem of poor salt absorption by the equipment can be basically resolved. During installation, care should be taken to install the upper sealing cover after the water jet is filled with water, in order to prevent air from remaining inside the water jet and causing air resistance. It is recommended that users regularly record the operating parameters of their boiler water softening equipment; if any abnormalities are detected, they should repair the equipment promptly to avoid unnecessary losses.
If the boiler water softening equipment fails to absorb salt or does so very slowly during operation, we must first identify the cause of this issue and then carry out targeted repairs. The reasons for poor regeneration salt absorption include: low feed water pressure, blockage in the brine filter pipes, blockage in the salt absorption pipes, and blockage in the water ejector. During the inspection, you can follow this sequence: 1. Check the pressure gauge on the water inlet pipe to confirm that the water inlet pressure meets the standard values. 2. Check whether the salt suction tube is blocked. 3. Unscrew the saltwater filter, disassemble it and rinse it with clean water; if the problem persists, it is then necessary to remove the upper sealing cover of the water injector and rinse it thoroughly. By following the above steps, the problem of poor salt absorption by the equipment can be basically resolved. During installation, care should be taken to install the upper sealing cover after the water jet is filled with water, in order to prevent air from remaining inside the water jet and causing air resistance. It is recommended that users regularly record the operating parameters of their boiler water softening equipment; if any abnormalities are detected, they should repair the equipment promptly to avoid unnecessary losses.
I’m still very grateful to the original poster for sharing it~