Fleck 9100

Fleck control valves are highly reliable, user-friendly, and designed to handle a wide range of water treatment needs. Here are some key benefits:

• Efficiency: Precise control reduces water and salt waste during regeneration.
• Durability: Built to last with high-quality materials.
• Customizability: Compatible with various softener and filter tanks.
• Ease of Maintenance: Simple programming and easy-to-replace parts.

Not at all. Fleck control valves are designed with straightforward installation in mind, but professional installation is recommended for optimal performance. If you're a DIY enthusiast, be sure to follow the included manual carefully.

Basic plumbing tools are typically sufficient. These may include wrenches, Teflon tape, and pipe cutters. However, for complex installations or if you’re unsure, hiring a professional installer is your best option.

Regular maintenance will keep your Fleck control valve running smoothly. Here are some key tips:

• Inspect regularly for leaks or wear and tear.
• Clean the brine tank and resin bed every six months to a year.
• Replace worn-out parts like seals or pistons as needed.
• Update settings to ensure system efficiency.

If your Fleck control valve isn’t functioning properly:

• Check power supply and connections.
• Ensure settings are correct and not accidentally altered.
• Inspect for clogs or damage to internal parts.
  If you’re unable to resolve the issue, contact a professional technician or customer support for assistance.

Here’s a quick guide to diagnosing common problems:

• Valve won’t cycle: Check if the power source and timer are working.
• Leaking valve: Inspect O-rings and seals for wear.
• Low water pressure: Confirm there’s no blockage in the valve or softener/filtration tank.
• Salt not being used (in softeners): Check for clogs in the brine injector or float assembly.

Yes, Fleck control valves are designed to work with most standard water softener and filtration tanks. However, it’s recommended to confirm compatibility with your tank size and system type.

Absolutely. Many users upgrade their older valves with Fleck models to improve performance and efficiency. Consult GAPS Water Treatment to select the right Fleck valve model for your system.

Fleck control valves have a long lifespan and can last 10 to 20 years with proper maintenance. Their durable build ensures reliable performance over the years, even in demanding water treatment settings.