Evolve Series Water Softeners - How It Works
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- Опубликовано: 26 июн 2024
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Watch a couple walk through of the different positions your Evolve water softener goes through. From the Service Position that provides soft water to your home, to all of the phases of a regeneration cycle. 
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Best explanation and animation👌 also was the shortest video. Its nice that the narrator went straight to shoot out all the information needed😄 I understood everything thanks a lot!
At last I understand how a water softener works! gem of a video, thanks a million!
A fantastic explanation, short and to the point, but kept me engaged.
I've listened to 3 or 4 people on RUclips explain this. However, they never fully explained the brine system....they just glossed over it.
This video explained it a lot better.
THANK YOU!!!
Very well demonstrated. Now I understood the process clearly. Thank you very much.
Very smooth demonstration...a big thanks to you sirrr....
Excellent video.
Simple and precise
I liked the explanation, thanks a lot !
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Very cool!
different positions your Evolve water softener goes through
items on his list he left me are evbf 1054 neutrelizer and eag 1054 iron back wash unit bill 7.328 and to run just a wire for the outlet 526 dollars
How is the solution drawn out of the brine tank? Is it via a venturi? How does a system under pressure draw solution into it ?
Thanks in advance, I have been wondering about this for years.
Does this work on Iron?
Would low or no salt cause excess water usage ?
What kind of salt do you use? Where can I buy it?
Why pump needs to be on during regeneration?
Thank you for very nice and explanatory animation. How long should be each cycle (backwash, brine, rinse and fill)? I have a 20L resin and 40 French degree water hardness. Thanks.
Thank you for your comment. Can you please email us at h2omktg@aosmith.com? We'd like to get you connected with someone who can answer questions specific to your system.
why does your filter say it gets rid of iron and all other metals if it doesn't
also 1- 4x20 sediment filter that I have to change . geeze we are retired and this all seems excessive and a big headache .
What is the salt percentage in the output of soft water. Is this cause any health problems
The amount sodium exchanged and released into the water will depend on how hard the water is to begin with. Slightly hard water will have lower amounts than extremely hard water. Even in some of the worst hard water areas, the amount of sodium that would be found in the water you drink on a daily basis would be significantly less than what many common foods contain so the average person usually doesn't need to worry about any health concerns. We agree the water you drink should be the best possible kind! So we recommend pairing a water softener with a reverse osmosis (RO) drinking water system. If you are on a sodium-restricted diet so even small amounts should be avoided, an RO would filter the sodium and many other contaminants a water softener isn't capable of removing. That way your entire home can benefit from the protection a water softener brings, and any water you and your family drink goes through that extra purification step to keep you happy and healthy.
do you need the salt water filter . My husband has heart problems and high blood pressure
It is definitely best to speak with your doctor if you have health complications that could be aggravated by sodium. If all sodium should be avoided and you still wanted a water softener, we recommend pairing it with a reverse osmosis drinking water filter. That way your water heater, dishwasher, plumbing, etc. are all still protected from hard water scale buildup and the water you and your husband drink has the sodium released by your softener filtered out.
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Mine keeps lighting up "SALT" every day or so, even though there is plenty in the brine tank.. Any tips?
Thanks for reaching out! In that case it is probably indicating there was a failed regeneration and it's not sure why. It could be a plugged injector that is preventing the brine water to enter into the system. There are a few other possibilities to could be as well. You'll want to call your local dealer to check it out. They'll be able to diagnose it a lot better if they can see the unit.
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How much water does the system use? Once the Regen occurs, the water is very very very salty. Also, my well doesnt have any water left once the Regen is done. Why does it take up soooo much more water than other systems? Thank you
Hi Abraham, where are you located? If it's using a lot of salt and a lot of water, it sounds like your settings may not be set up correctly. We can get you in touch with the local dealer in your area to come take a look at the system to make sure it is adjusted properly for your usage.
@@evolve8534 I live in brewster NY; Does it normally take 3 to 4 hours for the entire Regen? I feel like its pumping alot of my water from the well. Does that make sense? They put the Evolve water softner in April 2020. Everytime regen occur, I have no water next day to take shower. Thank you again for the prompt reply.
@@evolve8534 if the adjustment can be done by me, I will do it with your guidance. thank you again so much.
@@abrahamkuruvilla1987 The whole process will take a couple hours from start to end, but it isn't drawing in water that whole time. It'll bring in water into the brine tank and then it'll sit and do nothing for an hour to wait for it to dissolve the salt, and then send that salt water into the media tank in another cycle, before rinsing with more raw water. So it sounds like it's doing something for a long time, but it's not always using new water that whole time. Part of what the install should be checking though is if the well can produce at a rate to keep up with what that softener needs. There's not too much we can walk you through without being on site. We will bring your concerns up to your dealer to let them know you're having issues.
@@evolve8534thank you so much
I have a well and want only to filter the water
You certainly can install just a filter to reduce the concerns your well water might have instead of using a water softener. The only thing to keep in mind is the hard water scale buildup that can clog faucets and pipes can also clog your filters very quickly, so you may end up having to replace them often as a result which can be very expensive in the long run.
@@evolve8534 my water was tested and was not hard water . i got the test from the health department in the county i live it . Only thing on test was iron . Which all Axton Virginia well water seems to have
@@sissymurphy9620 Ah yes, there are many parts of the country like that. We do off a whole home iron filter that is designed for your situation. See link below. If you enter your zip code, you'll be able to see if we have a local Evolve dealer near you. If not, let us know and we can recommend one of the dealers of our sister-brands that have a comparable iron filter.
www.evolveseries.com/products/water-filtration/evfe.html
@@evolve8534 i HAVE NEVER HAD A PROBLEM WITH SCALE BUILD UP . PH IS 6 AND IRON IN THE WATER AND YET YUR FILTER SAYS IT TAKES CARE OF ALL THAT . yET GUY CAME YESTERDAY AND SAID I NEED 2 FILTERS AND A SEDIMENT FILTER Then tells me a cost each year for service to replace lost media at a couple of hundred dollars a year . The cost to install is now at almost 8 thousand dollars . He wants to use pex from my pressure tank and when I discussed that with another plumber I was told pex was to small to run from pump to filter . I have all the new water conservation plumbing in my house . I have pex in my house but all new appliances have that new feature . Plus guy wanted to put drain line in my septic tank waste water line and was told if septic tank ever overflowed for any reason it could go back into filter and ruin them and then it would cost me to replace them
Not all tanks work this way
So technically we dont need to add or put water in the brine tank? Just salt?
Yup, we just moved into a house that already has a water softener installed and the only thing you should be needing to do is make sure there’s salt in the tank.
Now you want to fill it about 75% full and then wait until it gets all the way down to 20 to 30% full, and then fill it back up with salt again.
Also make sure you don’t let it get completely empty of salt otherwise you’ll have to do some cleaning with iron out brand solution
I have no idea what did i watched….