I have an older water softener in my home. I believe it's a Fleck Econominder 5600. It's atop a 9x48 resin tank.
As far as I can tell it is still fully functioning, I just want to make sure I have it setup to properly regenerate for my household.
I recently cleaned out the entirety of the brine tank and filled with fresh salt. Very thorough cleaning. The water hardness from my city's well is 22 grains per gallon. It's just me and my fiancée living in the house. Daily showers for both of us. Daily use of dishwasher and kitchen sink as well. Laundry about twice a week between the two of us.
I've looked online for this particular timer and valve but anything I've found confuses me and isn't particularly straightforward.
I know how to set the time of day but not sure on the proper hardness settings for my household and city well? I believe the people dial should be set to 2 and the grains per gallon hardness dial at 22 based on the city well but I'm not too sure on that and certainly not sure about the rest.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Here are two pictures of the timer/valve:
Front
Back
As far as I can tell it is still fully functioning, I just want to make sure I have it setup to properly regenerate for my household.
I recently cleaned out the entirety of the brine tank and filled with fresh salt. Very thorough cleaning. The water hardness from my city's well is 22 grains per gallon. It's just me and my fiancée living in the house. Daily showers for both of us. Daily use of dishwasher and kitchen sink as well. Laundry about twice a week between the two of us.
I've looked online for this particular timer and valve but anything I've found confuses me and isn't particularly straightforward.
I know how to set the time of day but not sure on the proper hardness settings for my household and city well? I believe the people dial should be set to 2 and the grains per gallon hardness dial at 22 based on the city well but I'm not too sure on that and certainly not sure about the rest.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Here are two pictures of the timer/valve:
Front

Back
