It looks like it. It's been working fine for 3 years. Anything specific I could see that would indicate otherwise?

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Jan 9, 2020
8:11:05am

BlueBlood94 All-American

It looks like it. It's been working fine for 3 years. Anything specific I could see that would indicate otherwise?

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BlueBlood94

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Moved our Fleck 5600 water softener valves to 'Bypass' and now simply have no water. Any thoughts why? The instructions

BlueBlood94 All-American

1/9/20 7:45am

Follow the main water line? Was it plumbed in properly.

yellowboy

1/9/20 8:01am

It looks like it. It's been working fine for 3 years. Anything specific I could see that would indicate otherwise?

BlueBlood94

1/9/20 8:11am

RE: It looks like it. It's been working fine for 3 years. Anything specific I

yellowboy

1/9/20 8:17am

It was plumbed for a softener, then installed right after we moved in. We have had it serviced annually so I'd think

BlueBlood94

1/9/20 8:20am

If your'e leaking beads then its possible that they could have gotten into

yellowboy

1/9/20 8:32am

Yep. I figured it out, and that's it. I was testing in the bathroom closest to the softener. When I tested others, they

BlueBlood94

1/9/20 8:40am

It's always the simple stuff that creates the biggest headache

yellowboy

1/9/20 8:48am

Here's a photo of the bypass valve:

BlueBlood94

1/9/20 8:28am

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