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Posted by Rich on June 2, 2006, 8:28 am
The only thing I ever had to do to mine was the timer they have a plastic
gear there to act as a mechanical fuse it fails so the clock doesn't stall
and burn out cost $8 to replace and was golden for a few years after that.
What parts did you need to replace? I found the unit so easy to work on it
was worth the effert to fix. But I guess YMMV?
Good luck, Rich
> It's a Water Boss we are replacing. Bought it in 2001. After ordering
> a series of parts that didn't help, we have decided to just stop and
> instead of getting another more expensive part, to just get a new
> water softener. Glad you had better luck with yours....
>
>
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> Rich wrote:
>> > We are in the market for a new water softener. We tried repairing our
>> > old one but it got too expensive so we are going to buy a new one. So
>> > far the only two brands we've seen are Whirlpool at Lowe's and GE's at
>> > Home Depot. Does anyone know anything about these? The price seems
>> > dictated by how many gallons it will treat...but we don't know anyone
>> > who has used these brands of water softeners. Thanks. We would like
>> > one that will last at least five years.
>> >
>>
>> Water Boss would get my vote. I had one that was so great the only
>> problem
>> was I would forget to add salt it was so efficient and only generated on
>> demand.
>>
>> Rich
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