The salt indicator does not go out. ⇐ Midea

[Sergey.bobrovsky]

I ran out of salt, I poured it in as per the instructions, but the indicator was still on. At the first start it was the same, but then the technician came from the store and that’s it, the indicator went out. The reason is not clear.

[Retraction]

Isn’t the salt in tablets? If it’s ordinary, then this happens, after 2-3 washes it will disappear, depending on the manufacturer and type of salt)

[Sergey.bobrovsky]

Salt finish. Not in tablets.

[Retraction]

Well, if there is no leakage from under the tank cap, then after a few washes the indicator should turn off, try doing a Reset, maybe there is some kind of glitch)

[Sergey.bobrovsky]

No, it’s not leaking from under the roof, it’s not been a year. It was the same when I first started it. The master came and showed up and that’s it. He said that I poured a lot of salt. To which I was very surprised Reset, as I understand it, this is some kind of reset? Unplug for a day?

[Retraction]

When starting for the first time, you first need to pour water into the salt bin, and then add salt, it happens that they don’t read the instructions and as a result the indicator does not turn off for a long time, you need to add salt until the water begins to be forced out of the container, sometimes the salt indicator turns off after 2-8 washes, it all depends on the PMM hardness level settings, you don’t need to turn it off for a day, 30 minutes is fine, you should have a factory reset in your settings

[Sergey.bobrovsky]

More than 8 washes have already passed, but the salt indicator does not go out. I’m sick of this salt already.

[Twinkle]

Try mixing it with something.

[Sergey.bobrovsky]

I’ll try.

[Sergey.bobrovsky]

Try to mix it with something.

Thank you for the advice. Everything went out today after I mixed everything well.

[Guest)]

Good afternoon Indeed, stirring with a long-handled teaspoon solved the problem. I didn’t have to unplug it from the socket.