[Buckeye Field Supply]

By the way - and in reference to the posts above re FLUSHING (as oppossed to sanitizing), your Buckeye Premium system came with a flush valve installed.

Russ

[Buckeye Field Supply]

Ya'll might be interested in our updated FAQ's - click on FAQ near the top of the home page.

Russ

[jsheffel]

Originally Posted by Buckeye Field Supply

Here you go:

These instructions apply to water purification systems without a pressure tank.

Russ @ BFS

What if you do have a pressure tank (feeding a drinking water tap and ice maker)?

[110galreef]

You'd probably just disconnect the lines from the tank & ice maker and what not and run a hose to a drain or sink from the housings....and procedd.

Like to hear BFS ideas as well as this will be the same ordeal I too have!

[Buckeye Field Supply]

Start with a drained pressure tank. Then allow the hyperchlorinated water from the system fill the tank and follow the rest of the directions as noted above. Make sure you allow the hyperchlorinated water that filled the tank to work its magic inside the tubing going from the tank to the faucet, and within the faucet itself. Don't forget to remove the inline GAC between the tank and the faucet ahead of time.

Russ @ BFS

[jsheffel]

Originally Posted by Buckeye Field Supply

Don't forget to remove the inline GAC between the tank and the faucet ahead of time.

Russ @ BFS

GAC is the carbon filter that "polishes" the drinking water?

[Buckeye Field Supply]

GAC - Granular Activated Carbon

Most systems have a in-line GAC stage between the tank and the faucet. Its purpose is to remove the taste imparted to the water by the bladder inside the tank.

Russ