Grünbeck
Salt Bridging in Brine Tank
Salt in the brine tank forms a hard crust or bridge above the water level.
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Possible Causes
Use of fine or damp salt, High humidity around the unit, Overfilling the brine tank, Infrequent salt movement
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety: Wear gloves and eye protection when working with salt and brine.
- Check for bridge: Gently push a broom handle or plastic rod down into the salt. If you feel a hollow space under a hard layer, a salt bridge is present.
- Break the bridge: Carefully break up the crust without damaging the brine tank. Do not use sharp metal tools that could puncture the tank.
- Remove clumps: Scoop out large, solidified salt pieces and discard them. Refill with high-quality tablet salt recommended by Grünbeck.
- Prevent recurrence: Do not overfill the tank; leave space above the salt. Keep the installation area dry and well-ventilated.
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Repair Difficulty
Very Easy
1/5
Required Part
Brine Tank Salt Charge
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