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TROUBLESHOOTING

POWER SURGES AND LOCK UPS

Your ClearWave water conditioner is designed to operate continuously, providing years of improved
water quality. If your water quality seems to have changed check the items below to determine that your
ClearWave unit is functioning correctly. To reset the ClearWave, simply unplug the unit, wait 1 minute and
reconnect the power supply. If your home is in an area where these types of problems occur, install a surge
protector on the electrical outlet that the ClearWave transformer is plugged into.
LOOSE ANTENNA WIRES
The antenna wires must be held tightly against the pipe and the coils must be pressed snugly against each other to
transfer the energy into the water. If the antenna wires are loose, tighten them and also retighten the wire ties. Be
sure that the antennae are wrapped in the proper direction.
(See Figure 2)

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

HOW IT WORKS
Q. Will the ClearWave reduce the amount of calcium in my water?
A. No. The ClearWave does not add or take away anything from your water. If you perform a water
hardness test, you will notice no change in the calcium content (hardness).
Q. Is the ClearWave effective in extremely hard water conditions?
A. The ClearWave works effectively in water with hardness as high as 25 grains or 425 ppm. If
your water is harder than this, we recommend you use a traditional salt softener in conjunction with the
ClearWave. Mount the ClearWave prior to the softener for best results.USAGE
Q. How many ClearWave units do I need for my home and what is the maximum pipe size it can be used on?
A. One ClearWave will satisfy the requirements of most homes, since most homes have water mains of 1
inch or less. If your main water supply is larger than 1" but less than 1.5", then two ClearWaves
installed side by side are recommended.
Q. Will the ClearWave affect my water pressure?
A. Many customers have noticed a substantial improvement in water flow due to the de-scaling effect of
the plumbing system. This is especially true with customers who have well pumps, where pressure
changes are more significant and noticeable.
Q. Does the ClearWave affect iron particles in water?
A. No. If iron content is high enough (above .30 ppm), then an iron filter is recommended prior to the
ClearWave. One solution is the Automatic Backwash Iron/Sulfur filter sold by McMaster-Carr. Their
phone number is 1-404-346-7000 and ask for part number 9843K13. It sells for about $325.
PLACEMENT
Q. Is the performance of the ClearWave affected by the direction of the water flow?
A. No.
Q. Where, physically, do I install the ClearWave?
A. On the main incoming water line before it splits to the water heater or other pipe branches; preferably
indoors. If you must install the unit outside, make sure you mount the ClearWave in a
waterproof enclosure.
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