What to do if your Culligan brine tank is full of water?

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[@Swampwild1]

Thanks!

[@madhappytimes]

Thank you!

[@samirawahid4523]

I did exactly as you said and it didn’t clean the dirty water the next day or drain the water. What’s the next step?

[@TheH2OBro]

Sorry to hear that. Sounds like you have a bad seal pack that’s constantly draining water in to the brine tank. If you replace that along with the eductor that you stated you replaced already then you should be all good after that

[@samirawahid4523]

@@TheH2OBro thank you for your reply. So the seal pack was replaced last year by a Culligan tech so I don’t think that’s bad. It’s been about a week since we changed the eductor kit. I went into the basement to see if there were any changes and noticed the water was clear now (before it was dirty) and the water had gone down 50% of what it was. So about a quarter of the tank is full of clear water. My question is, does it take time for all the water to go down? If so, how long? Also, there’s no salt in there right now. Should I add salt? Or does the seal pack absolutely need to be changed? Thank you for your help!

[@TheH2OBro]

@@samirawahid4523 sounds like your water softener is working properly now! There should always be about 1/4 tank of water in the brine tank, that is normal! So no, you do not need to change the seal pack. What happened was you replaced the eductor but had to wait for it to regenerate to draw the water out. All you need to do now is add salt 👍

[@samirawahid4523]

@@TheH2OBro thank you soooooo much for your help! You saved me a lot of money!!!

[@samirawahid4523]

@@TheH2OBro I’m really sorry but I have another question. I went and got 6 bags of salt. When I added them to the tank, the water just kept rising. I had to take a bucket and scoop water out. I’ve never had that much water in my tank or ever had to add that much salt and still have water showing. Is that normal or something still wrong?