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Installation Instructions for Air Injection Systems with Fleck 5600 and 5600SXT

Covers air injection silver, gold, and platinum filter systems.

THANK YOU

Thank you for purchasing a new Air Injection System from Oceanic Water Systems. We appreciate the

opportunity you have given us to provide you with better water. We are committed to providing the

best customer experience possible and have provided these installation instructions to make things as

simple as possible. If you have read through these entire instructions and FAQ section and still have

questions feel free to contact us for further help. Our office hours are Monday-Friday 10:00 AM - 4:00

PM PST, and you can call us at 661-575-0033. You can also use the contact us link above to connect you

to one of our technical experts.

BEFORE YOU BEGIN

• BASIC PLUMBING SKILLS ARE REQUIRED FOR INSTALLATION. IF YOU ARE UNSURE OF YOUR ABILITIES TO INSTALL

THE SYSTEM USING THESE INSTRUCTIONS PLEASE HIRE A QUALIFIED PLUMBER.

• READ THROUGH YOUR PARTS LIST AND VERIFY ALL COMPONENTS ARE ACCOUNTED FOR AND IN GOOD

CONDITION BEFORE SCHEDULING A PLUMBER.

• PLEASE READ THROUGH THE ENTIRE INSTRUCTION MANUAL CAREFULLY. IF HIRING A PLUMBER ENSURE THEY

HAVE A COPY BEFORE THEY START.

• MOST COMMON QUESTIONS ARE ANSWERED IN THE INSTRUCTIONS OR FAQ SECTION. IF YOU HAVE READ BOTH

OF THOSE AND STILL HAVE QUESTIONS YOU MAY CONTACT US FOR FURTHER HELP.

• PLUMBING RELATED QUESTIONS NEED TO BE DIRECTED TO A LOCALLY QUALIFIED PLUMBER. WE ARE NOT

PLUMBERS AND ANY PLUMBING QUESTIONS WE RECEIVE WILL NOT BE ANSWERED.

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

Your chosen installation location and water supply must meet ALL of the following requirements:

• 20-90 PSI (1.38-6.20BAR)

• 34-110°F (1.1-43.3°C)

• System must be protected from freezing

• Firm level surface AFTER the pressure tank

• 3-prong, 120V outlet within 5 ft. (1.5 m) of the control head with constant power. GFCI outlet is

recommended. Use of an extension cord is NOT recommended.

• A 1.5 inch standpipe, sump pit, or outside drain. Please note: The drain line is pressurized and

can be ran vertically if necessary.

Summary of content (15 pages)

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Installation Instructions for Air Injection Systems with Fleck 5600 and 5600SXT Covers air injection silver, gold, and platinum filter systems. THANK YOU Thank you for purchasing a new Air Injection System from Oceanic Water Systems. We appreciate the opportunity you have given us to provide you with better water. We are committed to providing the best customer experience possible and have provided these installation instructions to make things as simple as possible.
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1. VERIFY SYSTEM INVENTORY Use the following table to help verify the parts that are included with your system and verify that they are all accounted for. Inspect all parts for damage and report any damage immediately. Damage claims must be made within 30 days of delivery to be eligible for replacement. Polyglass Tank A tall slender tank 44–65 inches in height with an opening on the top. Larger tanks may have a gray threaded adapter to reduce tank opening to match control head.
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Control Head Screws on top of the tank and controls the water flow and backwashing cycles. Digital SXT has LCD panel. The mechanical has control knobs. Please note: Some SXT systems may have labels referring to the older SE model number. This is an internal designation and does NOT indicate that you received an SE controller. This image will show the differences for easy reference.
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Before you start plumbing 1. PRE-INSTALLATION PREPARATION Money-saving tip: If hiring a plumber to do the installation you can save some money by preparing the tank ahead of time. This cuts down on the time the plumber has to spend and doing so is simple enough that most people can accomplish it in less than an hour. 1.
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1. Inspect and install dispersal basket Dispersal Basket Air Injection Systems will have a top dispersal basket— used to facilitate the oxidation process. The larger end will be towards the bottom of the tank, with the cone pointing up. Push it down the riser tube until the top is about 1 inch (25 mm) below the bottom of the tank threads. 1. Screw on control head hand tight only DO NOT apply anything (pipe dope, plumbers paste, Teflon tape, etc.
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For initial programming enter master programming by setting the clock to 12:01 pm. To set the time of day press and hold the up OR down arrow until the service icon is replaced with the programming icon. Use the up and down arrows to set the time of day (PM is indicated in the upper right corner of the screen). Hold the arrow button to advance quickly through the time. Once the time is set, press the extra cycle button to save the setting.
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dAY Day of the Week - will begin a backwash cycle on the set day(s) at the set regeneration time. More consistent Time Clock setting is recommended in most situations. NT Number of 1 Tanks 2 For systems with only 1 media tank (all systems except dual tank softeners). U1 Tank 1 is in service UT Indicates current tank in service U2 Tank 2 is in service (dual tank softeners only). C Capacity 1-999.9 (x1000) System capacity, in grains. Metered softeners only.
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RR Rapid Rinse 1 The rapid rinse cycle runs water through the tank in the normal direction to get rid of excess air and settle the media for normal operation. During this cycle there will be a steady flow of water down the drain. BF Brine Fill 0 This sets the length of the brine fill portion of the cycle. On air injection systems this will be set to OFF. Day of the D1Week OFF D7 Setting CD FM K Current Day Set to On or OFF for each dayof the week.
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Once you have finished programming use the arrows to set the current time of day. Once the time is set the display should then show the service icon, with the data display flashing between the current time of day and days remaining until the next backwash. Once it reaches 0 the system will queue a backwash for the set time. A flashing service icon indicates that a backwash is queued. A manual backwash can be queued by pressing the extra cycle button.
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1. Drain Line Connection Please note: Drain water comes out under line pressure, so it can be run vertically to connect to an overhead drain pipe. Drain Fitting Example Drain w/ Air Gap Never make a direct connection into a waste water drain. A physical air gap of at least 3 inches (76 mm) between the end of the drain line and the wastewater level in the drain pipe should be used to avoid contamination of the line.
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Do not use additional fittings on the drain line. Avoid installing any additional fittings (check valves, ball/gate valves, etc.) as this can prevent proper backwash and cause premature system failure. 1. Inlet/Outlet Connections Couplers with Check Valve Connection Fitting Do not overtighten the screws. The bypass valve will have some up and down movement, this is normal. The clips simply hold the connection fittings together and the screws only need tightened enough to keep the clips in place.
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Correct inlet/outlet connections are vital. Improper flow direction will prevent proper operation and can damage your system and your plumbing. The direction of flow can not be changed. Turning the bypass upside down will not change the direction of the water flow. Bypass Position It is recommended to keep the bypass in the service position when making plumbing connections and turn it to bypass when first turning the water back on. shows the bypass position.
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1. Check for leaks Check the system for any leaks, paying attention to the seal between the tank and control head as well as the connections between the bypass valve and control head. Open a nearby faucet and check to ensure there is no leaks that show up when water is running. 1. Flush the system Open a nearby faucet. The water may be discolored at first, this is normal. Let water run out of the faucet for at least 10 minutes, or until any discoloration clears up.
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DRAIN LINE Can I run my drain line to a sewer/septic? Yes. These systems can be ran to your sewer or septic line and is typically the recommended place to run the drain. Most concerns are related to the amount of water going down the drain, and a properly designed septic/sewer system will not have a problem handling it. Can my drain line be ran vertically? Yes. Water from the drain comes out under pressure and can be ran vertically if needed.
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3 Memory Circuit board Error memory failure Perform a hard reset and go through the master programming to update the settings. If error occurs again contact us for support UD Upper Drive Sync Common when changing programming or if system loses power. System will automatically recover from this state.