Do not lay the water softener on its side.
Can you transport a water softener on its side.
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Can the softener lay on its side during transport.
Although the reionator and softmax are both quite heavy the systems cannot be tipped over or laid on their side during moving or transporting but must remain upright in order to maintain the integrity of the resins.
You could also put a wet dry vac on the outlet.
The water softener must be in an upright position when you are transporting it or only moving it across the room.
Keeping your water softener from freezing in the moving truck.
In certain situations the hot water heater may need to be laid on its side.
Use a hand truck to transport the water softener.
If this happens the resin may come out of the tank and get into your new homes plumbing clogging sinks and showers or worse.
It is possible to disconnect your water softener or filtration system and move it like the rest of your belongings.
If the hot water heater is not properly moved while in a horizontal position the metal casing could become damaged or the glass lining could crack.
Can i transport a water softener on its side.
Ultimately you want to make sure the move is worth the hassle.
The softener just needs to be upright for use.
Your best bet is to have the water tested at your new home to determine if your current system is the best solution for your new home s water.
We often lay them on their sides to get them in the overhead rackingwe can t do that with all appliances.
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Can i transport a water softener on its side.
Water softener moving instructions.
Assuming it is not one of the reverse flowing type that should push the water down through the bottom basket and up the tube.
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Not all softeners have a top basket so resin could get up into the head if you try that.
No it will not cause any damage.
I would leave it upright and apply air pressure to the inlet.
When moving replacing or installing hot water heaters transport them with care to avoid damage.
If you re moving locally it is preferred that your local authorized watertech dealer move the system.
