Well, in the true nature of the "do-it-yourself" theme of this forum, I have a "how do I do it myself" question :thinker: I have a culligan neutralizer system installed (I believe it's a medallist - unfortunately I'm not at home to go check). I've had it for 2 years and last year my wife took the initiative to act on the yearly reminder that it was time to service the unit. Since she had already made the appointment, I let it go not realizing just how much they would rob me ($$) for the honor of their presence at my house. As I recall, the total service bill was approximately $120, with nearly $100 of that being "labor". Well, sorry, but as a pretty handy do-it-yourself kind of guy, $100 seems way too steep for filling up a neutralizer tank (their labor rate was $87 for the first 1/2 hour and around $20 for each additional quarter hour). So it's that time again and I cannot bring myself to continually pay $100 for their service. So, that brings me to my question: is it relatively straight-forward to actually refill the neutralizer tank? Will Culligan sell me with the neutralizer mix I need, or will I have to find another source to buy from? Is there somewhere that I can find detailed instructions (or can someone here provide them) for doing this? Any details you can provide would be greatly appreciated. I was going to call Culligan, but honestly I don't trust answers given by a company that makes so much of their money off of service calls. I feel like they would mislead me into believing that they need to do it. Thanks very much!

I have moved to a house with the 5600 economizer water softener. I found the instructions online and went to set it but the ring that shows the hardness is missing. Looking for a closeup of the dials or a way to figure out how to set?