Before you call for service – GE MONACO 6000A User Manual

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Before you call for service…

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Safety Instr

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Installation Instr

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Problem

Possible Causes

What To Do

No soft water

No salt in the storage tank.

Refill with salt. See the Step-by-Step Installation Instructions.

Use the TOUCH HOLD button to start a regeneration. See

the About the Face Plate Timer section.

Transformer unplugged

Check for loss of power and correct. Reset the times, then

at the wall outlet, or power

use the TOUCH HOLD button to start a regeneration. See

cable disconnected.

the About the Face Plate Timer section.

Fuse blown, circuit breaker

Replace the fuse, reset the circuit breaker, or switch breaker

tripped, or circuit switched

on. Reset the times and then use the TOUCH HOLD button

off.

to start a regeneration. See the About the Face Plate Timer

section.

Timer in the vacation

See VACATION feature to return the softener to service.

(VAC) position.

See the About the Face Plate Timer section.

No regenerations set on

Select and program a schedule. See the About the Water

the timer.

Softener System

section. Use the TOUCH HOLD button to

start a regeneration. See the About the Face Plate Timer

section.

Manual bypass valve(s) in

Move stem in single bypass valve to SERVICE.

bypass position.

Salt in storage tank bridged.

See the Breaking a Salt Bridge section.

Dirty, plugged or damaged

Take apart and clean or replace damaged parts.

nozzle & venturi.

See Cleaning the Nozzle and Venturi Assembly section.

Valve drain hose plugged.

Hose must not have kinks, sharp bends or any water flow

breakage. See the Step-by-Step Installation Instructions.

Low or high system water pressure

If pressure is low, increase to a minimum of 20 psi. Add a

(Low pressure may disrupt brine

pressure reducing valve, in the supply pipe to the softener,

draw during recharge. High

if day time pressure is over 100 psi.

pressures may cause inner valve
parts failure.)

Water hard sometimes

Too few regenerations.

See the Regeneration Chart, for the correct setting.

More water being used.

See the Regeneration Chart, for the correct setting.

Hot water used when softener

Avoid using hot water as the water heater refills with hard

is regenerating.

water. See the Automatic Bypass section.

Possible increase in water

Call GE Answer Center 800.626.2000 for a new water

hardness.

analysis.

Leaking faucet or toilet valve.

A small leak will waste hundreds of gallons of water in a

few days. Fix all plumbing leaks and always fully close faucets.

Troubleshooting Tips
Save time and money! Review the chart on this
page first and you may not need to call for service.

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