Kenmore Complete Guide to Water Softener Manuals and Error Codes
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SECTION 5

SERVICE TECH. INFORMATION

A. TROUBLESHOOTING

CORRECT SWITCH DISPLAYS

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VALVE CYCLE STATUS

Valve in service, fill, brining, backwash or fast rinse position

Valve rotating from one position to another

TIMER PWA REPLACEMENT: Be sure the

valve is in service position when replacing the

timer PWA (observe valve cycle indicator).

If, after installing and programming the re-

placement timer PWA, the valve is not in ser- vice position, do the following to assure correct

cycle orientation, or timing, between the face- plate and valve.

Co While in this diagnostic screen, the following in-

formation is available and may be beneficial for

various reasons. This information is retained by

the computer from the first time electrical power is applied to the face plate.

--Press [] to display the number of days this face plate has had electrical power applied.

- - Press [] to display the number of regenera-

tions initiated by this face plate since the SR code number was entered.

Use the MANUAL ADVANCE procedures,

page 5-4. With the RECHARGE NOW button,

advance through the recharge cycles until the

valve stops in service position, and RE-

CHARGE no longer flashes in the display.

NOTE: The valve motor may automatically

drive through several valve positions while

searching for service. If an error code occurs,

unplug the transformer, then plug in again.

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Press and hold the SELECT button until...

SR25 shows

for UltraSoft 175

SR26 shows

for UltraSoft 180

This code identifies the softener nominal capacity

size. If the wrong number shows, the softener will

operate on incorrect programming. Do the follow- ing as needed.

position markers

(valve in service)

CAM

Return the present time display -- Press the SE-

LECT button.

To change SR number -- Press the UP or DOWN button until the correct SR code shows. Then, press

the SELECT button and reset the timer...page 1- 3.

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625.38817, 625.38818 specifications

The Kenmore 625.38817 and 625.38818 are two top-tier water softeners that stand out in their category for their innovative features and reliable performance. Both models effectively address hard water issues, which can cause scale build-up in pipes and on fixtures, leading to diminished appliance efficiency and lifespan.

One of the main features of the Kenmore 625.38817 and 625.38818 is their efficient ion-exchange technology. This process utilizes sodium ions to replace the hard minerals, such as calcium and magnesium, present in the water supply. As a result, users experience softer water that is gentler on their skin and hair, as well as improved soap and detergent performance when washing clothes or dishes.

Another notable characteristic of these models is their capacity. The 625.38817 features a 30,000-grain capacity, while the 625.38818 offers an even larger 40,000-grain capacity. This allows households with different water usage levels to find an appropriate fit. The larger capacity model is particularly well-suited for bigger families or those who frequently use large amounts of water.

Both models also come with a demand-initiated regeneration system. This technology ensures that the water softener only regenerates when necessary, based on the actual water usage. This feature not only conserves water and salt but also enhances the overall efficiency of the system, reducing operating costs.

Additionally, the digital control panel on both models makes it easy to monitor settings and adjust them as needed. Users can accurately track their remaining salt levels and receive alerts when it’s time to replenish. The simple interface ensures ease of use for all members of the household, regardless of their technical expertise.

The Kenmore 625.38817 and 625.38818 are also designed with robust construction, ensuring long-lasting durability. Their compact design allows for installation in various spaces, making them versatile enough to fit into most homes.

In conclusion, the Kenmore 625.38817 and 625.38818 water softeners offer compelling features, advanced technologies, and remarkable efficiency. With their effective ion-exchange systems, demand-initiated regeneration, and user-friendly controls, these models provide practical solutions for homeowners looking to tackle hard water issues without compromising on quality or convenience.
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