SECTION2 | PLAN YOUR INSTALLATION |
A. WHERE TO INSTALL THE WATER SOFTENER
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[]. Do not installin a place where the softener could
freeze. Damage caused by freezing voids the
warranty by Sears, Roebuck and Co.
Put the softener in a place water damage is least
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likely to occur if it develops a leak. Sears or the
manufacturer will not repair or pay for water damage.
A grounded, 120V electrical outlet, to plug the
otransformer into is needed within 10 feet of the
softener (the softener has a 10 foot power cable).
Be sure the outlet and transformer are in an in-
side place, to protect from wet weather. So the
softener always has electrical power, use a con-
tinuously "live" outlet, that cannot be accidental-
ly switched off.
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| take | the steps | necessary | to | assure | the | softener, | ||||
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| vandalism, | etc., | as when | installed | indoors. |
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_° Keep the softener out of direct sunlight. The sun's heat can melt plastic parts.
| THE | PROPER ORDER | TO INSTALL | WATER TREATING | EQUIPMENT |
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Taste & | Water | Iron | Neutralizer | Clarifying |
Odor Filter | Softener | Filter |
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*Always put an Iron Filter before the water softener, aTaste & Odor Filter after the softener, a Neutralizer before an Iron Filter, etc,, as shown,
well water