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_ARS
OWNER'S
MANUAL
MODEL NOS.
625.348234
Clarifier
625.348241
Neutralizer
625.348251
Taste & Odor
Caution:
Read and Follow
All Safety Rules and
Operating Instructions
Before First Use of
This Product.
Kenmore
Water Filters
• Warranty
• Start Up / Setting Timer
• How It Works
If you have questions when
installing, operating or maintaining your filter, and when
setting the timer, call this
toll-free
number...
1-800-426-9345
• Care Of
• Specifications
• Repair Parts
SAVE THIS MANUAL
Sears, Roebuck and Co., Hoffman Estates,
PRINTED IN U.S.A.
IL 60179 USA
WARRANTY
I
I
SEARS
RESIDENTIAL
FULL ONE YEAR
For one year from the date of purchase,
accordance
with our instructions,
Sears
workmanship
WATER FILTER
WARRANTY
ON FILTER
when this water
will repair, free
filter is installed and maintained
of charge, defects in materials
in this water filter.
FULL FIVE YEAR WARRANTY
AGAINST
LEAKS
For five years from the date of purchase, Sears will furnish and install a new current
filter tank, free of charge, if the tank develops a leak.
TO OBTAIN
WARRANTY
SERVICE,
SIMPLY
CENTER THROUGHOUT
THE UNITED
is in use in the United States."
This warranty
to state.
gives you specific
Sears,
Roebuck
INSTALLATION
All installation labor arranged
formed in a neat, workmanlike
CONTACT
STATES.
THE
NEAREST
"This warranty
and Co., D/817 WA, Hoffman
installed,
installers.
SEARS
SERVICE
applies only while this product
Estates,
IL 60179
talk to your Sears Salesman.
POLICY
SEARS
by Sears shall be permanner in accordance
He will arrange for a prompt,
INSTALLATION
WARRANTY
In addition to any warranty
extended
to you on
the Sears merchandise
involved, which warranty
becomes
effective
the date the merchandise
is
with generally accepted trade practices.
Further, all
installations
shall comply with all local laws, codes,
regulations and ordinances.
Customer shall also be
protected, during installation, by insurance relating to
Property Damage, Workman's
Compensation
and
Public Liabilility.
installed,
should the workmanship
of any Sears
arranged installation
prove faulty within one year,
Sears will, upon notice from you, cause such faults to
be corrected at no additional cost to you.
FACTS AND FIGURES TO KEEP
Fill in the blanks below and keep this book in
a safe place so you always have these facts.
Water Filter Model No. 1"
Serial Number
Date Installed
Iron Content
*pH
model water
legal rights, and you may have other rights which vary from state
If you want your water filter professionally
quality installation by Sears Authorized
SEARS
in
or
Parts Per Million
Taste And/Or Odor
Water Pressure
Water Flow Rate
Pounds/Square Inch
Gallons Per Minute
tThe model number is on the rating decal,
located on the back of the filter top cover.
2
TABLE OF CONTENTS
[
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PAGE
NO.
SECTION 1
A. SAFETY
FILTER START UP
GUIDES
4
B. CHECK LIST OF STEP-BY-STEP
GUIDES
C. SANITIZING
THE WATER FILTER
D. PROGRAM THE TIMER
SECTION 2
TO INSTALL
5
6
7-8
HOW YOUR WATER FILTER WORKS
A. FACE PLATE TIMER FEATURES
B. FILTER APPLICATIONS
C. FILTERED WATER SERVICE, AND BACKWASH
SECTION 3
CARE OF YOUR FILTER
A. KEEP THE FILTER FROM FREEZING
B. ADDING MINERAL...
NEUTRALIZER
FILTER
C. REPLACING
MINERAL...
TASTE & ODOR FILTER
D. HELPFUL HINTS CHECKLIST
SECTION 4
9-10
11
12
13
14-15
16
17
OTHER THINGS TO KNOW
18
A. DIMENSIONS/SPECIFICATIONS
SECTION 5
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
SERVICER'S
TECH INFORMATION
ELECTRICAL
CONNECTIONS
BACKWASH
CYCLE TIMES
DIAGNOSTICS
"QUICK-CHECK"
TROUBLESHOOTING
ROTARY VALVE SERVICE
WATER FLOW THROUGH
THE FILTER VALVE
SECTION 6
REPAIR
PARTS
3
19
20
21
22
23
24
25-27
SECTION 1
I
SAFETY GUIDES
1A,
• Read all steps, guides and rules carefully
before installing and using your new water filter.
Follow all steps exactly to correctly install. Failure to follow them could cause personal injury
or property damage. Reading this book will also
help you to get all of the benefits from your water
filter.
• Your water filter will improve your water as
described on page 11. It will not soften water or
remove iron. It will not purify polluted water or
make it safe to drink. Also see the specifications
on page 18.
• Protect the filter and piping from freezing.
Damage from freezing voids the filter warranty.
See page 13.
PLEASE READ AND COMPLY WITH THE
FOLLOWING
GUIDES
TO
PREVENT
DAMAGE
TO THE FILTER OR OTHER
PROPERTY, PERSONAL INJURY, OR POSSIBLE FATAL SHOCK.
• THIS FILTER WORKS ON 24 VOLTS ONLY.
BE SURE TO USE THE TRANSFORMER INCLUDED, AND PLUG IT INTO A 120V OUTLET.
• Unplug the transformer right away if the
power cable should become damaged or frayed.
Make repairs before plugging back into the
power outlet.
• Always
unplug the
power before removing
4
filter from electrical
outer valve covers.
SECTION 1
WATER FILTER START-UP
I
I
lB.
CHECK
LIST
OF ALL
STEP
BY STEP
GUIDES
TO INSTALL
Refer to the Installation Manual, part no. 7146611,
for step-by-step guides.
To be sure you have done all the steps to install the
filter, read the following list. Page numbers
referred
to are in the Installation
Manual.
Is the house water flow going INTO the filter valve
INLET? Trace piping to be sure..,
page 9.
Is the plumbing bypass valve (or 3 valves) set for
SERVICE?... See FIG. 8, page 18 ofthis manual.
Is the valve drain hose connected the right way,
and without sharp bends or kinks that could stop
or reduce water flow?.,
page 14.
v' Is the filter power
cable
connected
to the
transformer..,
and is the transformer
plugged
into an inside, 120V-60Hz
electrical outlet?...
page 17.
Be sure to restart the water heater..,
page 18.
VALVE
INLET
SECTION
1
WATER
FILTER
START-UP
I
1
10.
SANITIZING
THE
WATER
Care is taken at the factory to keep your water filter
clean and sanitary.
Materials used to make the filter
will not infect or contaminate
your water supply, and
will not cause bacteria to form or grow.
However,
m
during shipping,
storage,
installing and operating,
bacteria could get into the filter.
For this reason,
sanitizing as follows is suggestedG
when installing.
1
m
will begin to run from the drain hose as the filter
valve moves into backwash position.
1
After 5 to 10 minutes, press [] again to move the
filter valve into fast rinse position (water stops,
then begins to run from drain hose again).
m
3.
1
Carefully remove the large plastic clip at the filter
valve inlet (see Key No. 41, page 26). Pull the
C)
from the filter inlet.
NOTE:
If bypass valve, Sears Stock No. 42-3437 is installed,
or if plumbing is too rigid to move, also disconnect the
outlet side and move the filter away from plumbing.
4.
Again, put the bypass valve(s) in bypass position. Allow the filter to stand idle for about 45
minutes, while the chlorine sanitizes.
After the 45 minutes, return the bypass valve(s)
to service.
Then, press face plate button [] to
start a backwash.
While the filter completes this
automatic
backwash
and fast rinse . .. takes
about 35 minutes..,
timer settings.
In about 2 minutes, PUT THE BYPASS VALVE(S)
IN BYPASS POSITION (SEE FIG. 8, PAGE 18).
Then, press button [] once again to return the
filter valve to service position. Doing this releases water pressure in the filter.
valve adaptor
Be sure the valve inlet is clean, for a good
sealing surface for the valve adaptor o-ring.
Then, reconnect plumbing to the filter. AFTER
INSTALLING THE LARGE PLASTIC CLIP, PULL
OUTWARD
ON THE VALVE ADAPTOR TO BE
SURE IT'S PROPERLY
HELD IN PLACE.
SLOWLY, reposition the bypass valve(s) to service... FIG. 8, page 18. Open the nearest_
water faucet until you can smell chlorine, then
close.
6.
on
the and
face HOLD
plate until
RCHG
Press
button
[]
_cMHG12:00
begins to flash in the display
su
(12:00 AM began to flash
when the transformer
was plugged in). Water
FILTER
Put 1 teaspoon (0.1 ounce) of calcium hypochlorite into the valve inlet as far as possible.
NOTE:
You can buy calcium hypochlorite in tablet or granular form using trade names such as Perchloron and
HTH.
6
turn to page 7 and make the
When the backwash/fast
rinse is over (water flow
to drain stops), open filtered water faucets until
chlorine odor is gone, then close the faucets.
Reoommended by the Water Quality Association. On some water
supplies, the water filter may need periodic disinfecting.
SECTION
1
WATER FILTER START-UP
I
PROGRAM
1D.
THE TIMER
I
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I,
Q
PRESENT TIME AND DAY
_
BACKWASH TIME
_
BACKWASH
_
SETICLEAR
ON/OFF
V_,_.:J _
display
DAY
VACATION
BACKWASH
NOW
buttons
When the transformer
is plugged into the electrical
outlet, 12:00 AM, SUnday began to flash in the time
2.
SET PRESENT
display. Set the time of day, present day of week,
and days/time of backwash,
as follows.
a.
Press the SET/CLEAR button []
to set the
present day of the week in the display.
1.
DAY OF WEEK
SET TIME OF DAY
NOTE:
a.
Press the
PRESENT
TIME
AND DAY
button [] once. The hour display continues to
flash.
Press SET/CLEAR and quickly release to move the
day display 1 at a time. Or, _
the SET/CLEAR
button to move the day display ahead 2 days each
second.
b.
Press the SET/CLEAR
button []
until the present hour of the day shows in the display. Be sure
AM for morning hours, or PM for afternoon and
evening
b.
hours shows.
Press
the PRESENT
TIME
AND DAY
button []
again to steady the entire display.
Figure 2 shows the timer set at TUesday.
NOTE:
Press SET/CLEAR and quickly release to move the
hour display ahead 1 at a time to the correct hour. Or,
hold the SET/CLEAR button to move the display
ahead 2 hours each second, to the correct hour.
I o3:30]
C. Press button [] once to steady the hour
display, and minutes begin to flash. Repeat step
lb to set the correct minutes.
EXAMPLE: This drawing
shows the present time of
day at 3:30 PM, and the
present day on TUesday.
d. Press button []
again to steady the minute
display (day will begin flashing). Figure 2 shows
the timer set at 3:30 PM.
Q
PRESENT TIME AND DAY
{_
BACKWASH
TIME
(_
BACKWASH
DAY
_
SETICLEAR
_
ON/OFF
HOLD
VACATION
BACKWASH NOW
(continued)
7
SECTION
1
WATER FILTER START-UP
I
1 D.
3.
PROGRAM
SET DAYS OF BACKWASH
IF YOU HAVE A WATER
OTHER
AUTOMATIC
FILTER,
THE TIMER
=
SOFTENER
..
A
OR
good
water flow rate is needed for proper recharging
and/or backwashing
of all water conditioners.
To help assure good water flow, you should
offset
the timers
on each conditioner
so
a.
Press the BACKWASH TIME button [] once, to
display a flashing 12:00 AM, the factory setting•
b.
Press the SET/CLEAR buttonl_]untilthe desired
backwash starting time shows in the display.
recharges do not occur on the same days, or at
the same time.
•..
Most Sears water softeners
are adjustable
4:00 am.
) to
are factory set (many
recharge
from
2:00
to
NOTE:
• • • Set the filter to backwash on different days, or...
• • • Set the filter to backwash
either before or after
...
a.
b.
C.
[]
again
to display
e.
time.
GUIDE
FILTER
BACKWASHES
2-3
2
3-4
high sediments, dirt, etc.
high sediments, dirt, etc.,
WITH iron
a flashing
PER WEEK
1
normal sediments, dirt, etc.
normal sediments, _i_, etc.,
WITH iron
on
MOnday__ As you did in step b above, press
button 141 to display ON for backwash on Monday, or OFF for no backwash on Monday.
d.
to return the present
WATER CONDITION
button
release to move
The clarifier needs backwashing when you can
see sediments in the water, or when faucet water
pressure drops. When that happens depends on
how much sediment is in the water supply,and how
much water your household uses. You can use the
following table as a guide.
NOTE:
Press
Press button []
CLARIFIER
press
The timer is factory programmed to backwash
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday•
and quickly
BACKWASHING
Read the BACKWASHING GUIDE for your type
of filter.
Press the BACKWASH DAY BUTTON [] AND
SUnday begins to flash.
If you want backwashes on Sunday (from guide),
press the SET/CLEAR button [] to display ON.
C.
Press button []
the display ahead 1 hour at a time. Or, hold button []
to move the display ahead 2 hours each second.
other equipment,
or...
Offset the timers on all equipment
to J29.g_
recharges
on backwashes
at 12:00, 2:00 and
4:00 AM, or 1:00, 3:00 and 5:00 AM, etc.
If you do not want Sunday backwashes,
button []
to display OFF.
SET TIME OF BACKWASH
The filter is factory set to begin backwashes at
12:00 AM, ending at about 12:40 AM. If a
different backwash time is desired, or needed
(see note under step 3), do the following•
NOTE:
The timer is factory programmed for Monday,
Wednesday and Saturday recharge.
Press button [] for every day of the week, each
time using button [] to display ON (for backwash) or OFF (no backwash)
as needed.
NEUTRALIZER/TASTE
& ODOR
FILTERS
The filter mineral bed will trap and hold some dirt,
sediments,
iron, etc., that may be in your water
supply.
To flush them from the mineral bed, 1
backwash
each week is recommended.
Back-
After setting ON or OFF for Saturday,
press
button
[]
to return the present time in the
display.
wash also stirs the mineral bed which helps to
keep water flowing through the entire bed instead
of forming a channel.
8
SECTION
2
HOW YOUR WATER FILTER WORKS
I
I
2A.
BACKWASH
FACE
PLATE
TIMER
FEATURES
NOW
For times you expect to use more water than usual,
use the BACKWASH
NOW feature.
Press the
BACHWASH
NOW-HOLD
button [] and hold in for
3 seconds. RCHG begins to flash in the display and
a backwash starts right away. You will have filtered
water when the backwash
is over in about 35
minutes.
_)
PRESENT TIME AND DAY
_
BACKWASH
DAY
SET!CLEAR
ONIOFF
VACATION
HOLD BACKWASH NOW
VACATION
-- The day you leave on vacation,
or other long absence, press (DO NOT HOLD IN)
the ON/OFF-VACATION
button [].
VAC begins to
flash in the display (FIG. 4). The timer will keep time,
but the filter will not backwash
and waste water.
_
PRESENT TIME AND DAY
_
BACKWASH
NOTE:
To shut off the water supply to the filter, use the
plumbing bypass valve(s)...
FIG. 8, page 18.
When you return, press the VACATION button
again to return the filter to service, and the correct
time of day in the display. Remember to do this or
the filter will not backwash to keep the mineral
bed clean.
ERROR
SET/CLEAR
_
ON/OFF
HOLD
VACATION
BACKWASH NOW
CODE
An error code could appear in the faceplate
if a problem occurs in the filter elecI
tronics.
_
DAY
If you see an error code
I
!_--
instead of the present time of day, please call your
local Sears Service Department for service.
display
_
Continued
9
SECTION
2
HOW YOUR WATER FILTER WORKS
I
2A.
TIMER
"POWER-OUTAGE
FACE
MEMORY"
PLATE
--
TIMER
If electri-
2. The display
will show a time, but it will be
flashing.
The timer memory did not keep the
time settings and they must be reset, pages 7
and 8.
cal power to the timer goes off, the "memory" built into
timer circuitry keeps all settings for 5 hours (minimum) or more. The display is blank and the filter will
not backwash. When electrical power comes on, 1 of
2 things will happen.
The flashing display is to remind you to reset
the timer.
1. The present time of day will show, meaning the
timer memory has kept all settings•
NOTE:
When power comes on, the flashing
display
returns to a time of 12:00 AM Sunday, then begins
to keep time again.
If you do not reset all time
settings, the filter will backwash 3 days each week.
However,
backwash
will most likely be on the
NOTE:
If the filter was in a backwash
it will now finish the cycle.
FEATURES
when power was lost,
wrong
days and at the wrong time•
If the filter was in a backwash when power went off,
the valve will return to service position without
finishing the cycle• To start another backwash•..
•. use BACKWASH
NOW, page 9.
10
SECTION
2
HOW YOUR WATER FILTER WORKS
i
L__
2B.
FILTER
APPLICATIONS
IMPORTANT:
Sears water filters are sometimes installed alone in the water system, but most often other water treating equipment is needed. Always be sure to have your water tested by a qualified testing laboratory.
If you need help, ask at your Sears store, or call Sears Water Line, 1-800-426-9345.
CLARIFYING
NEUTRALIZER
FILTER
A Sears Clarifying Filter takes sediments such as dirt,
sand, silt, clay and fine organic matter out of water.
You can see sediments
in water by filling a clear
drinking glass. When held up to light, you can see the
particles floating in the water, or settled to the bottom
of the glass. The filter is filled with "filter aggregate"
mineral that traps and holds the sediments
as the
water flows through it.
All water, when chemically analyzed, is either acid,
neutral or base (alkaline). To measure this, the water
is given a pH value between 0 and 14. Water is acid
if the pH is from 0 to 6.9. At 7, the water is neutral, and
above that the water is alkaline.
Your Sears neutralizing filter treats acid water when
the pH is from 6.0 to 6.7. A Sears Cartridge Filter with
a Phosphate Crystal Cartridge is often used to treat
water with a pH of 6.8 to 6.9. Acid water shortens the
life of iron pipe, corrodes copper and brass pipe, and
makes green stains on plumbing fixtures. In time, it
will even etch porcelain enamel. The filter has a
special mineral (Neutralite) that raises the pH of the
water to help reduce these acid water problems.
The Clarifier is sometimes installed alone, but is often
followed by a water softener. Besides softening the
water, the water softener catches sediments that
may get through the filter.
NOTE:
If you will install the clarifying filter along with a Sears
Solution Dispensing
System, read the dispensing
system owners manual
before installing.
for treating
a private
FILTER
well
TASTE & ODOR FILTER
A Sears taste & odor filter removes most tastes, odors
and certain organic colors from water. Bad tastes and
odors come from many different causes. Often, one
causes the other. The activated carbon bed, in the
taste & odor filter, has a great ability for taking tastes
and odors out of water.
NOTE:
If your water has hydrogen sulfide (rotten egg taste or
odor), be sure to get a qualified testing laboratories
recommendation for proper treatment.
11
SECTION
2
HOW
YOUR
WATER
FILTER
WORKS
I
I
20.
FILTERED
WATER
SERVICE,
AND
BACKWASH
BACKWASH
SERVICE
CLARIFIER
Backwash
FILTER
NEUTRALIZER
fast flow of water
through the filter. The fast, upward flow flushes dirt,
sediment, iron, etc., from the mineral bed and to the
During service (FIG. 5) water goes into the filter and
DOWN through the bed of mineral.
The mineral
takes the dirt, sand, silt, clay and other sediments out
of the water and holds it in the bed. Clear, clean water
goes out of the filter and into the house
is a reverse or UPWARD
drain.
The bed is lifted and expanded
for good
cleaning.
The bed is also mixed to remove any
channels water flow may have formed through the
mineral.
pipes.
Following backwash, water again changes direction
to flow downward through the bed at a fast rate. The
mineral bed is repacked and prepared for return to
service.
FILTER
As low pH (acid) water flows DOWN through the filter,
neutralite mineral is slowly dissolved to raise the pH.
The neutralized or non-acid water then flows into the
house water pipes.
Because
the neutralite
does
dissolve, you have to add new mineral at least once
each year, and sometimes more often (see page 14).
TASTE
AND ODOR
FILTERED
WATER OUT
FILTER
The taste and odor filter is filled with activated carbon.
As water flows into and DOWN through the filter (FIG.
5), the tastes and/or odors are adsorbed and held by
the carbon. Water without bad tastes or odors goes
into the house pipes.
WATER
IN
SERVICE
BYPASS
WATER OUT
When the activated carbon no longer takes the tastes
and/or odors out of the water, you must replace it (see
page 16). The carbon usually lasts for up to 1 year,
and sometimes longer. It depends on how much
water you use, and how much taste and/or odor is in
the water.
l=
WATER
IN
Mineral
Bed
Drain
q
(25 minutes)
Mineral
Bed
BACKWASH
FILTERED
WATER OUT
WATER
IN
.Drain
FAST RINSE
Ji
(5 minutes)
12
SECTION
3
CAR,:
OFYOUR
R,TER
I
KEEP THE FILTER
3A.
FROM FREEZING
If the filter is installed where it could freeze (summer
cabin, lake home, etc.), you must drain all water
from it to stop possible freeze damage. To drain the
filter --
with drain hose attached, from the valve.
DO
NOT LOSE THE BLACK RUBBER FLOW PLUG
AND RETAINER.
n
•
Close the shut-off
valve on the house main water
pipe, near the water meter or pressure
tank.
=
=
=
m
5.
Open a faucet in the filtered
pressure in the filter.
water pipes to vent
the transformer
Pull the holding
am
at the wall outlet.
clip to remove
Move the filter close to the floor drain.
SLOWLY
and CAREFULLY
(the filter is heavy) tip the filter
over so the valve inlet and outlet are over the
drain. Allow water to drain from tank. DO NOT
REST THE FILTER ON THE INLET AND OUTLET FITTINGS OR THEY WILL BREAK.
Looking at FIG. 8 on page 18, move the stem in
a single bypass valve to bypass. Close the inlet
and outlet valve in a 3-valve bypass system, and
open the bypass valve.
Unplug
Remove the plastic clips (see key #41, page 26)
and pull the adaptors or bypass valve from the
inlet and outlet.
Tip the bottom of the filter up a few inches and
hold until all water has drained.
Leave th_ filter
laving like this until you are ready to use it. Plug
the inlet and outlet with rags to keep dirt, bugs,
etc. out.
the drain fitting,
13
SECTION 3
CARE
OF YOUR
FILTER
I
I
3B.
ADDING
MINERAL..
• NEUTRALIZER
The neutralite mineral is slowly dissolved to neutralize acid in the water (see page 12). If the filter was
never serviced, all the mineral would dissolve.
How
FILTER
MEASURING
FREEBOARD,
MINERAL
bottom distributor _'
funnel
fast it dissolves depends on how much water is used,
the pH of the water, and other supply conditions.
_ shroud
l
Add new mineral (see below) about 6 months after
installation.
Before you add new mineral, use a yard
stick or tape rule to measure the distance down to the
of the mineral bed (figure 6). If the measurement
is 32" or less, over half of the mineral bed remains.
You could wait 9 or 10 months before adding mineral
the next time. However, if distance to the bed is 38"
or more, less than 1/4 of the mineral remains and
adding
more mineral
every 5 months
1.
begins
to flash in the display.
BE SURE TO DO STEPS 1 AND2 AS INSTRUCTED,
TO RELIEVE WATER PRESSURE
IN THE TANK.
the transformer
4.
Carefully, pull the 2 clips (key #41, page 26) at
the inlet and outlet fittings. Slide the adaptors, or
bypass valve, from the filter valve.
5.
Referring to FIG. 7, remove the clamp retainers
(2) and clamp sections (2) that hold the valve to
the tank. Lift upward to remove the valve.
rn
"
,
/ resin tank
...- sand
gravel
CAUTION:
Unplug
'
_:_;_i_3! .....
2. When water begins to flow from the valve drain
hose, place the bypass valve(s) in BYPASS
position..,
see FIG. 8, page 18.
3.
"
mineral
TO ADD MINERAL
the
face
plate
BACKWASH
NOW
[]
and hold for 3 seconds, until RCHG
[
3/4 used
may be better.
Press
button
*
mineral
bed
Use this measurement
procedure
each time, to
adjust your mineral adding
intervals to changing
water use patterns and other conditions.
STEPS
ADDING
_-----_,_...
at the wall outlet.
14
SECTION
3
CARE
OF YOUR
FILTER
I
I
3B.
ADDING
MINERAL...
NEUTRALIZER
6. Remove the o-rings (3) and top distributor from
the top of the tank.
7. To make room for the new mineral, use a hose to
siphon water from the tank.
8. Using a large neck funnel,
the tank.
add new mineral
into
IMPORTANT:
DO
NOT
ADD
DISTRIBUTOR.
tube to prevent
MINERAL
INTO
THE
Bo'n'OM
Temporarily
plug the distributor
accidental
mineral spills into it.
DO NOT OVERFILL the tank. Freeboard area (see
FIG. 6) is needed for proper backwashing. If you
have mineral remaining, you can use it the next
time you refill the tank.
9. Use water to flush the tank top opening. Then,
replace the top distributor and 3 o-rings. Be sure
to locate o-ring seals correctly...
FIG. 7.
10. Carefully,
install the valve assembly and retaining clamps.
DOUBLE-CHECK
TO BE SURE
CLAMPS AND RETAINERS
ARE SECURELY
FASTENED
IN PLACE.
11.
12.
Referring to your installation manual, reconnect
the filter tothe plumbing. BE SURE THE PLUMBING IS HELD FIRMLY IN PLACE, IN THE VALVE
INLET AND OUTLET.
Place the valve drain hose at the drain point and
secure
in place.
13. Return the plumbing bypass valve(s) to SERVICE position.
14.
Plug the transformer
into the wall outlet.
The
filter will complete the backwash cycle, started in
step 1, and will automatically
return to service.
15
FILTER
SECTION
3
CARE
OFYOUR
FILTER
[
I
3C.
REPLACING
MINERAL...
TASTE
Average life of the activated carbon mineral bed is
about 1 year (see page 12). It's time to replace the
bed when the tastes and/or odors begin to return in
the water supply.
.
Do the following.
1
STEPS TO REPLACE MINERAL
=
Press
button
the face
plate
BACKWASH
NOW
[]
and hold for 3 seconds, until RCHG
begins
to flash in the display.
& ODOR
Stand the
distributor
end of the
accidental
FILTER
tank upright and replace the bottom
assembly.
Temporarily,
plug the top
distributor (use rag, etc.) to prevent
mineral spills into it.
Using a large neck funnel (FIG. 6), first add 17
Ibs. of gravel, followed by 10 Ibs. of filter sand.
Next, add the 1 cu. ft. of activated carbon. Use
water sparingly
funnel.
to assist carbon flowthrough
the
NOTE:
=
When water begins
to flow from the valve drain
hose, place the bypass valve(s)
position..,
see FIG. 8, page 18.
Be sure the bottom distributor is centered in the tank
while adding mineral.
in BYPASS
CAUTION:
BE SURE TO DO STEPS 1 AND2AS
TO RELIEVE WATER PRESSURE
=
4.
=
g
=
Unplug
the transformer
at the wall outlet.
distributor assembly,
tank with water.
13.
Place the valve drain hose at the drain point and
secure in place.
14.
Return the plumbing
ICE position.
15.
Plug the transformer
into the wall outlet. The
filter will complete the backwash cycle, started in
step 1, and will automatically
return to service.
tip the tank over,
in a burlap sack or
Remove the bottom
and flush the inside
of the
bypass
valve(s)
to SERV-
NOTE:
CAUTION:
HANDLE THE TANK CAREFULLY.
Carefully, install the valve assembly and retaining clamps.
DOUBLE-CHECK
TO BE SURE
CLAMPS AND RETAINERS
ARE SECURELY
FASTENED
IN PLACE.
the filter to the plumbing. BE SURE THE PLUMBING IS HELD FIRMLY IN PLACE, IN THE VALVE
INLET AND OUTLET.
Remove the o-rings (3) and top distributor from
the top of the tank.
catching the used carbon
other suitable container.
11.
12. Referring to your installation manual, reconnect
Referring to FIG. 7, page 14, remove the clamp
retainers (2) and clamp sections (2) that hold the
valve to the tank. Lift upward to remove the
valve.
carefully
Use water to flush the tank top opening. Then,
replace the top distributor and 3 o-rings. Be sure
to locate o-ring seals correctly...
FIG. 7, page
14.
INSTRUCTED,
IN THE TANK.
Carefully, pull the 2 clips (key #41, page 26) at
the inlet and outlet fittings. Slide the adaptors, or
bypass valve, from the filter valve.
Next to a floor drain,
10.
FULL OF
AND CARBON,
IT IS VERY HEAVY.
ATTEMPT
TO LIFT IT BY YOURSELF.
DROP AND BREAK THE TANK.
WATER
All new carbon
DO NOT
DO NOT
mineral
contains
some smaller
than
normal particles called "fines." Backwashing the filter
removes the fines. If, after the backwash in step 15
is over, fines are still in the filtered water, repeat step
1 for added backwashing.
16
SECTION 3
CARE OF YOUR FILTER
I
I
3D.
BEFORE
YOU CALL FOR SERVICE
PROBLEM
CAUSE
FILTER WILL NOT BACKWASH
LOW WATER PRESSURE
FAUCETS
. . . HELPFUL
AT HOUSE
Manual bypass
position
valve(s)
HINTS CHECKLIST
CORRECTION
in
bypass
See FIG. 8, page 18. Move stem in a
single bypass valve to SERVICE.
In a
3-valve bypass, open the inlet and outlet
valves, close the bypass valve.
Transfomer unplugged at wall outlet, power
cable disconnected,
fuse blown/cimuit
breaker popped, or circuit switched off
Check for loss of power and correct.
Reset the times and use the BACKWASH
NOW feature..,
see page 9. Also see
"Electric Power Outlet For Your Filter,
page 17 in the installation manual.
Timer in the vacation (VAC) positFon
Press the VACATION button [] once to
return the filter to service.., see page 9.
Timer not programmed
for backwash
See page 8 to program a weekly schedule.
An error code shows
display
in the face plate
See page 9.
Backwash flow washer plugged
See key No. 38, page 26, and remove
drain hose adaptor to clean.
Drain hose plugged, kinked or bent
Straighten hose, or remove and clean.
Well pump pressure switch set too low
Adjust to a minimum of 20 psi.
Backwash needed
tilter mineral clean
See page 8 to program more backwashes.
more often to keep
FILTERED WATER CONTAINS SEDIMENTS, IRON, DIRT, SAND, ETC.
See all conditions under Filter Will Not
Backwash,above.
NEUTRALIZER FILTER ONLY: FILTER
WATER IS ACID OR PARTLY ACID
Manual bypass
position
NOTE:
Filter low on neutralite mineral
Add new mineral..,
Manual bypass
position
See above.
valve(s)
in bypass
See above.
see page 14.
Trace plumbing to be sure faucet(s) is on
filtered water service.
TASTE & ODOR FILTER ONLY:
FILTERED WATER HAS BAD TASTE
AND/OR ODOR
valve(s)
in bypass
Activated carbon mineral bed is exhausted
NOTE:
Trace plumbing to be sure faucet(s) is on
filtered water service.
17
Replace mineral..,
see page 16.
SECTION
4
OTHER
THI.GS
TOK.OW
I
I
4A.
DIMENSIONS/SPECIFICATIONS
BYPASS
VALVES
--2711"-...
SINGLE-PLASTIC
DIA.
.9 cm
PULL STEM
OUTWARD
FOR
Inlet-Outlet
SERVICE
Push
Inward
For
Bypass
55"
3-VALVE
II
IIjBypass
139.6 cm
49"
124.5 cm
SERVICE
Close Bypass Valve
Open Inlet & Outlet Valves
Outlet__
Valve
Vat_e',_
BYPAS_
Open Bypass Valve
Close Inlet & Outlet Valves
(_! .,let
._Jl
_
Valve
Mineral
CLARIFIER
625.348234
TYPE OF FILTERING
AMOUNT
WATER
MINERAL
OF FILTERING
PRESS.
MAXIMUM
MINIMUM
LIMITS
WATER
WELL
Aggregate
MINERAL
SERVICE
NEUTRALIZER
625.348241
Neutralite
Size: 10" dia. x 47" high
TASTE & ODOR
625.348251
Activated
1.0 Cu. Ft. (,028 Cu M)
(Min.-Max.)
20 to 125 PSI (1.4 to 8.4 KG/Sq/Cm)
TEMPERATURE
120 F (48.9 C)
PUMP CAPACITY
270 Gal/Hr (1022 Liter/Hr)
MIN. PIPE SIZE TO FILTER
BACKWASH
Tank Nominal
3/4 In. (19MM)
FLOW RATE*
4.5 Gal/Min
FLOW RATE/CAPACITY
(17 Liter/Min)
See Rating Decal on Filter
* At 35 psi inlet water pressure
18
Carbon
SECTION
5
SERVICER'S
TECH. INFORMATION
]
[
ELECTRICAL
5A.
CONNECTIONS
IMPORTANT:
KEEP THIS MANUAL WITH YOUR WATER FILTER. IF REPAIRS ARE NEEDED,
CIAN MUST HAVE THE INFORMATION
ON THE FOLLOWING
6 PAGES,
WIRING
SCHEMATIC
THE SERVICE
TECHNI-
CIRCUIT BOARD
110
VAC
NC
POSITION SWITC H"O_'_O
M
o
NO
FACE PLATE TIMER
I
{
}
Q
PRESENT TIME AND DAY
{_
BACKWASH
TIME
(_
BACKWASH
DAY
_)
(_
19
SET/CLEAR
ON/OFF
HOLD
VACATION
BACKWASH NOW
SECTION
5
SERVICER'STECH.
INFORMATION
I
I
5B.
BACKWASH
Factory set cycle times are:
correct cycle times.
BACKWASH...
CYCLE
TIMES
25 min., FAST RINSE...
5 min. Do the following
to check for
NOTE:
NOTE:
Removing from electrical power (varies from 6 to 15
hours) resets timer to factory programming.
If the water supply has no iron and low sediment
content, a shorter backwash time could be adequate,
and will conserve water. On otherwater supplies, the
filter may require a backwash longer than 25
minutes.
DISPLAY
1.
Press
display
2.
MUST SHOW
and hold
comes
[]
TIME AND
. . . entire
on.
Press_]...2:00shows;mean-[
ing #2 cycle
minutes.
(not
used)
_:_J
and 0
• If other than 2:00 (2:00 to 2:15,
press [] until 2:00 shows.
3.
_"
Pressl_...
3:25 shows mean- I
ing #3 cycle (backwash)and
25 I
minutes.
• If
than 3:25
to 3:30),
P3"
If other
3:25 does
show, (3:00
gotostep4.
press [] until 3:25 shows.
[
:_ :_Cl-""-I"-I_ "11
4.
meaning
#4 cycle4:05
(fastshows;
rinse)
Press
[_...
and 5 minutes.
a.
If 4:05 does show, go to step
5.
1.1,D£J
b. Ifotherthan4:05(400to4:30),
press []
1_=_5 [
until 4:05 shows.
5.
Press []
...
18:88 shows.
6.
Press i-4-1to return
time and day.
I_
ISU_TUW_T,_SA
RCHG
3:17 !
2O
present
SECTION 5
SERVICER'S
TECH. INFORMATION
I
50.
AUTOMATIC
DIAGNOSTICS
ELECTRONIC
DIAGNOSTICS
The
chart
appear,
The face plate has a self-diagnostic
function for the
electrical system (except input power). The face plate
monitors the electronic
components
and circuits for
tion occurs, an error code apcorrect operation.
If a malfuncpears in the face plate display.
I
E-
3
]
below
shows
and the possible
the error
codes
that could
defects for each code.
While an error code appears in the display, all face
plate buttons are inoperable except the SET/CLEAR
button.
SET/CLEAR
remains
operational
so the
service person can make the MANUAL ADVANCE
DIAGNOSTICS
to further isolate the defect.
POSSIBLE DEFECT
MOST LIKELY
CODE
E-1
=
="
LESS LIKELY
motor inop. / wiring harness or connection to switch / switch / face plate
E-2,
E-3
face plate
E-4
face plate / position switch
PROCEDURE
FOR REMOVING
ERROR CODE FROM FACE PLATE:
1. Unplug transformer
2. Correct
defect 3. Plug-in transformer 4. Wait for 6 minutes. The error code will return if the defect was not corrected.
MANUAL
ADVANCE
Use the following
through recharge
DIAGNOSTIC
NOTE:
procedures
to advance filter valve
cycles to check operation.
Remove top cover to observe valve rotation.
While in manual advance, the time display automatically returns to the present time of day if a button is not
pressed within 4 minutes.
DISPLAY MUST SHOW TIME AND DAY
=
1.
Press and hol_ll_] for3
until 18:88 displays.
2.
Press [] to display position (P)
switch open or closed indicator.
seconds
-- Press []to
If valve is in service, backwash
or fast
rinse (see markings on cam under motor), display will show...
(--), meaning
the position switch is open.
While the valve is rotating from
one cycle to another, the display
shows (-P), meaning the position switch is closed.
To advance valve, pressi5]each time you want to
move into next cycle. (Pressing [] while valve is
rotating has no affect.)
move filter into back-
I
- P I
wash.
Lookhoses.
for a fast flow of water
from drain
l
- - I
A slow flow indicates an obstructed top distributor, backwash flow plug, drain hose, or iron fouled
mineral bed.
M
-- Press []
rinse. Again
to move filter into fast
look for fast drain flow.
-- To return filter to service,
=
Press []
to display
18:88.
Press []
day.
to return
present
press[5--].
I
- P I
_-
--
J
5.
21
time and
i. _ 3:H5 I
SECTION
5
SERVICER'S
TECH. INFORMATION
I
5D.
"QUICK-CHECK"
NEUTRAUZER
FILTERED
TROUBLESHOOTING
RLTER
WATER
I!
ALL RLTERS
IS ACID
FILTERED
(LOW phi
WATER
(SAND,
CONTAINS
SEDIMENTS,
SILT,, DIRT, ETC.) OR IRON
1
TASTE & ODOR RLTER
FILTERED
WATER HAS TASTE
AND/OR
ODOR
[
I
IRON IN WATER REQUIRES
OTHER WATER CONDITIONING
(HAVE WATER ANALYZED)
1
I
NEEDS REFILL OF
NEUTRALITE
MINERAL
NEEDS
REPLACEMENT
OF ACTIVATED CAR_?,QN
MINERAL
VISUAL CHECKS
1. Is raw water pipe plumbed to valve inlet?
2. Is pumbing bypassvalve(s) in service?
3. Is valve brain hose unobstructed?
I TIME
TIMERAND
DISPLAY
DAY, AND
SHOWS
IS STEADY
CORRECT
TIMERDAY
AND
SHOWS
AND/OR
WRONGTIME
IS FLASHING
w
!
1
1TtMER
DISPLAY
_._1
OBSERVE VALVE CAM POSITION
[
I,.SERVICE
ROS,T,DN
I
INOT
I.BERV,CE
POS_T,0N
I
TEST WATERAT FILTEREDWATER
FAUCETCLOSESTTO FILTER
f
t
1. Wiring harness has loose/
connections, or defective
2. Switch defective
[3. Vave motor noperal ve
f
f
Fitterregeneratebsince
customersailed. Check for
correct regenerationprogramming.
to verily proper function.
f
J
t
PROGRAMMINGOK
I TOO FEW BACK-
FOR FAMILY NEEDS
t GRAMMED.
WASHES PRO-
1 Leakingfaucet or
stool
I
2, Filteredwater usedl
'
Ioo
Manoa'
A°vance
°iao°°st'c
l
I_OWER
OKAY
I
f
Do ManualAdvance
Diagnostic to redly pro-
DEFECTIVE I
7
per function.
/
I
REPROGRAM _
--I
/
/
Do ManualAdvanceDiagnostic to
verify properfunction.
at outside faucets I
I D0 MANUALADVANCETO
3. Other unusual til- r-=-i FILL CYCLE- CHECKFILL
totedwater usage J
t
powerloss. Be sure outlet for tilter cannot be
I switched
nvestigate
reason for
I
off.
1IC.EC.PROGRAMMI.G
I
f
Check electrical power to
timer (outlet, transformer,
power cable, all connections
Electrical power was off
Reset a imer programming
i
I
1 /
/
I FLOWTO SOLUTIONBOTTLE I
/
/
/
FACE PLATE REPLACEMENT:
BE SURE THE VALVE IS IN SERVICE
CYCLE INDICATOR)
WHEN REPLACING
THE FACE PLATE.
If after installing
service position,
between
and programming
do the following
POSITION
the replacement
face plate, the valve isnot in
to assure correct cycle orientation,
or timing,
the face plate and valve.
Use the MANUAL ADVANCE
(OBSERVE
M
VALVE
S I_ (SERVICE)
",_
procedures,
page 21.
With the BACKWASH
button, advance through the recharge cycles until the valve stops in service
and RECHARGE
no longer flashes in the timer,
NOW
position,
l
valve
Cam
Valve
Position
Indicator
NOTE:
The valve motor may automatically
drive through
several
22
valve positions
while searching
for service.
SECTION 5
SERVICER'S
TECH. INFORMATION
I
5E.
ROTARY
VALVE
SERVICE
BEFORE WORKING
ON THE VALVE, TURN OFF
THE WATER SUPPLY AND DISCONNECT
FROM
ELECTRICAL
POWER,
TO RELIEVE
PRESSURE...
... 3 VALVE BYPASS: Close the inlet valve and open
a filtered water faucet.
Then close the outlet valve
and open the bypass valve.
... SEARS SPECIAL
BYPASS:
valve stem to bypass position.
head screws (see(_)in drawing)
of the valve to allow pressure
(catch water with a rag).
Slide the bypass
Loosen the 3 hex
plate
L.
toward the backside
water to bleed out
_alve
cam
I
anndgear
retainer
washer
DISASSEMBLY
To remove a part or group of parts, refer to the valve
drawing. A common screwdriver or nut driver, Phillips screwdriver and pliers are the only tools needed
to completely disassemble.
\
flow plug (backwash
and fast rinse flow
SERVICING THE VALVE
Inspect all o-rings, seals and gaskets for wear or
defects.
rate control)
Inspect the bottom surface of the rotor and disc for
scratches, chips or wear.
NOTE:
If replacement is needed, be sure to use the current
replacement part.
ASSEMBLY
Be sure all parts are in place and in the proper
position.
Lubricate ALL o-rings, and seals with FDA
approved silicone grease. To install the rotor seal,
first place the seal into the valve groove, rounded
side down (see cross-section).
Apply a light coating
of silicone grease to the sears crossing ribs. Then,
carefully center the wear strip on the seal, and push
it downward onto the seal.
Install the nozzle and venturi seal and drain seal.
Assemble 2 o-rings and the wave washer onto the
rotor and disc. Then center the rotor and disc, in the
valve body, on the rotor seal.
Tighten
Lower the cover onto the valve body and rotor shaft.
Then install the cover holding screws.
BEFORE
TIGHTENING
THE SCREWS, INSTALLTHE
VALVE
CAM AND GEAR,
THEN
TURN
THE ROTOR
gear with Molykote
lubricant.
Lubricate
(CLOCKWISE
ONLY)
TO
SERVICE
the screws
torque wrench
pounds.
using a criss-cross
is available,
torque
pattern.
If a
to 30-40
inch
the gear on the motor, and the valve cam
grease, or other high quality gear
Be sure to orient switch as shown, with lever toward
the valve cam.
POSITION.
23
SECTION 5
SERVICER'S
TECH. INFORMATION
I
I
5F.
WATER
FLOW THROUGH
SERVICE
THE FILTER VALVE
CYCLE
POSITION
SWITCH
,VALVE INLET
(UNFILTERED WATER)
VALVE OUTLET'
(FILTERED WATER
TOP
DISTRIBUTOR
MINERAL
TANK
INERAt
Hard, unfiltered water enters the valve inlet port. Internal valve
porting routes the water down and out the top distributor, into the
mineral tank. The water is filtered as it passes through the
mineral bed, then enters the bottom distributor. Filtered water
llows back into the valve and out the valve outlet, to the house
filtered water pipes.
BED •
DISTRIBUTOR
BACKWASH
ROTOR & DISC
CYCLE
FAST RINSE CYCLE
ROTOR
PLUG
\
& DISC
POSITION SWITCH
DRAIN
INLET
)UTLET
INLET
DISTRIBUTOR
TOP
DISTRIBUT(
OUTLET
POSITION
SWITCH
POSITION
SWITCH
:k,_
BOTTOM
DISTRIBUTOR
Timer/switch action allows the motor to turn the rotor & disc
to place the valve in BACKWASH. Water is routed down and
out the bottom distributor, up through the bed, and out the top
distributor to the drain. The fast flow (controlled by a flow plug
in the drain fitting) flushes dirt, sediments, and iron deposits
to the drain.
BOTTOM
DISTRIBUTOR
exits through the bottom distributor, to the drain. The fast flow
of water downward through the mineral bed flushes any remaining sediments to the drain. The mineral bed is packed and
prepared for return to service.
The solid state timer again energizes the motor to return the
valve to service. As the valve rotates, the position switch lever
drops to open the circuit. The valve remains positioned in service until the timer initiates the next regeneration.
During FAST RINSE, the rotor & disc is positioned so water
flow enters the mineral tank through the top distributor, and
24
SECTION
6
REPAIR
PARTS
I
I
SEARS WATER FILTERS
Clarifier, Model No. 625.348234
Neutralizer,
Model No. 625.348241
Taste & Odor, Model No. 625.348251
KEY
NO.
PART
NUMBER
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
7105047
7092202
7088855
7170270
7170254
7170296
7088033
7176292
0900300
7146093
7084330
7118333
7095373
7144449
7103972
0900291
7141530
7144431
7092210
7026196
0505647
3423699
3424509
0501783
7124415
7207213
7146611
20
21
22
41,
41,
DESCRIPTION
Bottom Distdbutor & Standpipe
Mineral Tank
Top Distributor
O-Ring, 2-3/4 x 3
O-Ring, 13/16 x 1-1/16
O-Ring, 2-7/8 x 3-1/4
Clamp Retainer (2 req.)
Clamp Section (2 req.)
Screw, #4-40 x 1/4 (2 req.)
Face Plate - Timer
Power Cord
Wire Harness
Transformer, 24V-10VA
Top Cover
Screw, #8 x 7/16 (4 req.)
Screw, #8-32 x 3/8 (2 req.)
Cover Bracket
Bottom Cover
Shroud
i Base (styrofoam)
Filter Agg. - Model No. 625.348234
Neutralite - Model No. 625.348241
Act. Carbon - Model No. 625.348251
Filter Sand, 10 Ibs.
Gravel, 17 Ibs.
Owners Manual
Installation Manual
_1, not illustrated
_.. 2O
""_ 21
"_ 22//
25
SECTION 6
REPAIR
PARTS
I
I
63
62
58 _
38
39
40
I
54
53
43
44
45
46
51
J
50
49
47
66
65
67
26
SECTION
6
REPAIR
PARTS
I
I
SEARS WATER FILTERS
Clarifier, Model No. 625.348234
Neutralizer,
Model
No. 625.348241
Taste & Odor, Model No. 625.348251
PARTS LIST
KEY
NO.
3O
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
[]
PART
NUMBER
7131755
7133008
0900857
7117808
0503288
7113927
7142942
7030585
0509537
7170327
7141239
7116713
0507369
0507615
7170335
220780O
717O288
7082053
7081764
7129889
7O92642
717O204
7134224
7170246
7199232
DESCRIPTION
Screw, #6-20 x 7/8 (2 req.)
Motor
Screw, #6-20 x 3/8 (2 reqo)
Motor Plate
Bearing
Cam and Gear
Clip (Drain)
Washer, Retainer
Flow Plug
O-Ring, 5/8 x 13/16
Drain Hose Adaptor
Clip (2 req.) •
Installation Nut (2 req.) []
Installation Tube (2 req.) []
Washer (2 req.)[_]
Installation Adaptor (2 req.) •
O-Ring, 15/16 x 1-3/16 (2 req.)•
Valve Body
Seal
Spring
Plug (Drain Seal)
O-Ring, 3/8 x 9/16
Rotor Seal
KEY
PART
NO. NUMBEF
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
•
7082087
7170212
7170238
7085263
7074123
7077472
7030713
7117816
7070412
7112997
7081201
7100940
717O319
7111941
•
7129716
•
O-Ring, 3-3/8 x 3-5/8
Rotor & Disc
Parts not included with filter
-- available from Sears Stock No. 42-3441
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DESCRIPTION
Wave Washer
O-Ring, 3/4 x 15/16
O-Ring, 7/16 x 5/8
Valve Cover
Screw, #10-14 x 2 (5 req.)
Expansion Pin
Switch
Spacer
Screw, #4-24 x 1-1/8
Ground Clamp Kit •
Clip (Nozzle & Venturi)
Plug
O-Ring, 1/4 x 3/8 (2 req)
Small Parts Bag (Includes all
items marked with •)
Seal Kit (Incl. Key Nos. 48, 51,
52, 53, 56 and 57)
Not illustrated
Kenmore
_ARS
OWNER'S
MANUAL
Water Filters
MODEL NOS.
625.348234
Clarifier
For the repair or replacement
parts you need
delivered directly to your home
Call 7 am - 7 pm, 7 days a week
1 - 800 - 366 - PART
(1 - 800 - 366 - 7278)
625.348241
Neutralizer
625.348251
Taste & Odor
For in-home
major
brand repair service
Call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
1 - 800 - 4 - REPAIR
(1 - 800 - 473 - 7247)
The
model
number
of
your water filter is found
on the rating decal. This
decal is on the backside
of the top cover.
When requesting service
or ordering parts, always
provide the following
information:
For the location
Sears
of a
Parts and Repair Center in your area
Call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
1 - 800 - 488 - 1222
For information
on purchasing a Sears
Maintenance
Agreement,
or to inquire
about an existing Agreement
Call 9 am - 5 pm, Monday - Saturday
1 - 800 - 827 - 6655
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•
•
•
Product Type
Model Number
Part Number
Part Description
Sears, Roebuck and Co., Hoffman Estates, IL 60179 U.S.A.
7207213
(2/99)
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