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https://www.kleen-ritecorp.com/p-33397-ami-components-pv4040ssau-316-housing-u-pin-style-4-x-40.aspx

It's as simple as you said, plumb a water softener inline before the entire RO system.

Nope. Transformers fail all the time when they aren't shorted. Transformers in Coleman vacs are well protected. There is no fusible link in most small transformers.

https://www.kleen-ritecorp.com/p-1014-ginsan-gs-16d-multiplex-control-with-delay.aspx or https://www.kleen-ritecorp.com/p-24000-idx-mx8-controller.aspx

The Kardashians, not just a symptom but a symbol of celebrity worship. Kim is independently famous for nothing.

Time for a new membrane housing.

The only thing it can be is the solenoid for the bay.

A 40 VA is plenty. I use these: https://www.supplyhouse.com/White-Rodgers-90-T40F3-Transformer-40VA-60-Hz-120-208-240V-Primary-24V-Secondary-Foot-Mount-14929000-p?gclid=CIHM_5HxlswCFVc1aQodzwkBPQ

There are screws that hold the plate to the head, you just remove them and pull the plate away and the pistons cone out. The gray tube will also need to be disconnected from the brine valve. The seals are behind it, half the lower seals are serviced through an access plate from the rear...

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You soap is diluted to nothing. That's why it sputters. Open a fresh pail of soap and pour about 1/2 cup into the "tank" and try it again.

You can add low-pressure functions without a "new pump setup." https://www.kleen-ritecorp.com/p-22815-air-logic-2-bay-low-pressure-panel-tire-cleaner.aspx

What are you using it for?

Pump for what?

Nope.

It's probably an issue with the upper seal/spacer assembly. Sometimes the seals get misaligned, usually from the plastic spacers collapsing, then it can't create a suction to draw brine. There should be a fairly strong suction on the tube during the brine cycle. It can end up pretty expensive...

The PLCs that run everything will eventually fail. The five bay had two bays inoperable. Running the wires direct is a permanent fix.

You're going to have to gut that box and wire everything direct. It's fun, I've done two washes. This one was about 26 hours over two days of standing there terminating the wires from the bay and wiring to everywhere it needs to go. It's not really complicated, it just takes some time and a...

That's what I've been putting on the doors. It seems to help.

It is, but I don't think it'll completely cover the opening. If it does it's just barely.