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Kenmore Water Softner
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09/23/22 12:52 AM
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I recently bought a house with a Kenmore 300 Series Softner. It has not been running for 2 years. There is salt down in the bottom of the tank. I plan on cleaning it out and have watched videos on YouTube to clean out the head unit but haven't found anything for the actual tank. My question is can I just flip the tank upside down and wash the old salt out? I would appreciate any more information.
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Re: Kenmore Water Softner
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09/23/22 02:03 AM
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There will be a water line with a float inside a tube. After cleaning, make sure the float mechanism is free and working properly
Run it few a few consecutive manual cycles and see if it is softening.
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Re: Kenmore Water Softner
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09/23/22 12:14 PM
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You can also rinse the tank and components inside that tube with hot water to help remove salt that may not wanna wash off.
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Re: Kenmore Water Softner
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09/23/22 07:55 PM
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So can I just turn it upside down to get the salt that had been in there awhile out? Thanks for the help.
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Re: Kenmore Water Softner
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09/24/22 12:46 AM
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If this is similar to your brine tank then follow this guys advice. Pretty simple. Mind the tubing and float in white vertical pipe inside (left) of the brine tank.
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