Water softener trouble shooting. Too much water in the brine tank.

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One of the most common symptoms of a poorly functioning water softener is when the water level in the brine tank is too high. My water softener stopped working after 6 months. It filled with water and didn't drain. Heres how I fixed it.
In my case, the siphon valve was plugged with debris.
#howto #DIY #watersoftener

[@cartossin]

Btw, for that cracked drain hose; cut the hose, then heat it with a hair dryer or lighter. It will slide on easily and not crack.

[@PilotJon]

Excellent!!! Thanks for that! Ill pin this one! also I'm bald and dont smoke... hahahaha But I have a lighter! Thanks again!

[@johnstewart6386]

Do you know if the Brine Tubing can be replaced independent of replacing the entire brine valve & float assembly? If, so any tips on how to remove the old and replace with the new? Asking because they sell the tubing only, but when I tug on the tubing at the top of the float assembly it doesn't act like it wants to come out of the pipe adjacent to the float.

[@JohnnyLawBMC]

Thank you very much. My brine tank holds about 3-5 gallons after it completes the cycle. Your video helped me understand the moving parts and how to troubleshoot it. My system is different than yours but I am confident the functioning is very similar since I recognized many of the components.

[@PilotJon]

Glad it helped! Thats cool- I know some of the more advanced systems will pre soak the salt so the brine is ready for the cycle. so yours may do that.. Mine is the cheapest one out there so the cycle is slower because it starts with filling the tank- where yours may end with filling the tank?

[@seacradev5400]

Great video, mine backed up overnight during recharge, sure enough pulled float assembly out, o ring was broke from sediment caked in fitting, and screen was clogged. I soaked everything in vinegar rinsed everything in hot water, put a new o ring on, emptied tank, cleaned valve on top, re-generated and problem solved, thanks much appreciated for your video. I do want to add, I found the small cone shaped screen completely clogged. I recommend taking venturi completely apart and soak in some clr.

[@axtonjcranston1064]

Thanks for showing a clear description of the float valve system

[@larrydugan1441]

Thanks Jon. Much appreciated. I had the same career and am now retired. Enjoy watching the world go by.

[@PilotJon]

Thanks Larry! Congrats on retirement

[@AdamWeston]

Dude, I just watched your video because I'm going to be the new culligan man of a county in Utah and I absolutely appreciate you taking the time to educate people; I learned a ton and I am so thankful:)

[@potskiewan]

Glad I found this. My GE water softener is almost 5 years old, just noticed the water is all the way to level 7. I’m gonna fix it tomorrow. Thanks John. Stay safe sir.

[@markdavidson6321]

Great information. Mine was doing that and sure enough my siphon valve was pretty clogged. I also discovered a leak around the seals near that valve and water was dripping, which also ends up in the salt tank. I think I had two problems. Thanks for the information. Very helpful.

[@PilotJon]

Glad it helped! Thanks for watching!

[@ubb4me]

I have a leak on the outlet pipe where the black retaining clip is located. The water is dripping back into the tank through a hose entry point. Any ideas as to what i need to do?

[@AlwaysRockn1]

Thanks Jon. Very very well done and helpful video!

[@PilotJon]

Thank you for watching! I'm glad it was helpful- and thank you for the compliment!

[@hiitbang8301]

Thank you so much. Having the same problem and will follow your guide.

[@MRantzWI]

ADDITIONAL TIP: The valve assembly that you worked on (where the hose from the float valve in the tank is connected to) also comes apart. There is a screen filter in there that you will want to check and be sure it's clear. This cap should be hand tight, so some good twisting by hand should loosen it (put about the same amount of torque when re-assembling). Careful when you do, there are several small components/gaskets/seals in this value so don't lose them & know how it all fits together again. Pretty self explanatory when you pull it apart - clean any debris from the screen and make sure everything looks in good shape and put it back together. Your owners manual probably has a diagram of the entire valve assembly in the appendix to reference.

[@PilotJon]

Excellent! Thanks for the additional tips!

[@johnstewart6386]

Do you know if the Brine Tubing can be replaced independent of replacing the entire brine valve & float assembly? If, so any tips on how to remove the old and replace with the new? Asking because they sell the tubing only, but when I tug on the tubing at the top of the float assembly it doesn't act like it wants to come out of the pipe adjacent to the float.

[@AlanDayley]

Thank you for the video. I have a similar model and am just starting my trouble shooting. The siphon valve where you solved your problem is my next step.

[@PilotJon]

Any Luck?

[@AlanDayley]

@@PilotJon No, thanks for asking. I replaced the valve but there was not change to the operation. I think I may have a block of salt in the bottom but have not yet worked to empty the tank to find out. Need to do that soon.

[@fishgeeks3190]

Thanks man exactly the video I needed.

[@carenoid]

Thank you for this! I can't get my bypass to close and when i push on it, a little water beads out so I'm at do or die time and found your video. Found the hose for the siphon valve totally hanging out of it. I jammed it back in and put it in the recharge mode. Stuck my garage camera on it, marked the water level and now I can watch it slowly go down from the comfort of my ac! I'll comment again if something else happens. Guess I need to go buy a new hose, could have been worse!

[@carenoid]

So with the bypass not working and that hose that needs replaced, I have the guy who did my water heater coming over to help decide if it's worth it to start replacing parts on it or chuck it and replace it. Thank you again!!!!

[@JO-id6ms]

Thank you for making this video and sharing your learnings. My elderly neighbor is having issues with her softener. Your video should help me fix it for her.

[@PilotJon]

Thanks for watching! I hope it helped!

[@chuckho0624]

Thanx!! When I do what you did at 2:30 in the video, it solve my problem! u da MAN!! 💪

[@rickjenn5907]

Your video was a great help to me! Thanks!

[@PilotJon]

Thank you! Glad it helped

[@bdo9114]

Great video ,thanks

[@danielycarlos]

Very helpfull, thank you! Also for people watching set the speed to 1.5x.

[@ex-subsailor3480]

You need to put cleaner in the system every 3/4 months, that is supposed to take care of this type of issue. The valve you cleaned is the venturi valve (also needs to be cleaned periodically, every six months) and yes the venturi valve puts water in the brine tank and then reverses to pull it out to send it to the resin tank for treatment... it's a two way valve and cycles back and forth. If it's clogged, your system won't work as you found out. All of this is in the owner's manual. If you don't have one for your system you can probably find one online. Thanks for the video.

[@PilotJon]

Excellent comment! Thanks for sharing

[@kurtbilinski1723]

I'm curious what the cleaner is "cleaning." If it's dissolving salt residue, that's a design flaw, and if so, the mfg is very shrewd to turn a design defect into an income source, making customers buy their cleaner...

[@lowhombre]

would a filter help from the water source to the input of the water softener?

[@Wisconsin4eyes]

Thank you sooo much I am experiencing this same thing with my Morton M27

[@PilotJon]

Did it work for you? I think most systems just need a regular cleaning and quality salt

[@Wisconsin4eyes]

@@PilotJon I cleaned my venturi and reinstalled. and was able to confirm I had suction briefly during the Brine cycle but ultimately i ended up buying a valve rebuild kit and serviced the orings and master cog. Soft water is back and I am thankful. Cheers Pilot Jon!

[@arturogomez7390]

Thanks good class

[@Steve-gs5qz]

Hey Jon, I have the same issue. When you took that Venturi piece off and notice it’s blocked with sediment how did you clear it? I blew into mine and it had resistance but water and eventually air came out(barely). It was just difficult to do. Wondering if I should soak it in clr? I’m running a regeneration and will see if that took care of the issue.

[@PilotJon]

Steve Wojtowycz sorry to hear you’re having to deal with it! But this is common- that’s why the process is kind of easy. You can use warm to hot water, CLR or Zep (similar time CLR) they should all work fine. Just make it a regular thing- 6 months or so and you won’t have problems! Thanks for watching and your input!

[@skydj100]

Thank you for your help!!

[@PilotJon]

You're welcome!

[@Sig220Euro]

On that drain tube, try heating it with a hair dryer or heat gun (gently) and then see if you have something like a phillips Scredriver that is about the same diameter as the fitting and push it in to help enlarge it. You can also try heating and putting it straight on. By heating it you should help to relax it and hopefully keep from splitting on you again. It almost looked to me in the vid around the 10:30 mark that the tubing has cracks forming again.

[@PilotJon]

Excellent tip! I did that awhile ago- I should have made a video of it... And youve got an eagle eye for seeing that at 10:30! Thanks for watching sharing your tip and pointing that out

[@Sig220Euro]

@@PilotJon well if being honest, I'm a plastics engineer so guess my eye picks that stuff up... appreciate your vid!

[@irishfan9355]

What do you think of an Aquasure 48000 grain water softener? I’m thinking of purchasing one.

[@anitarajput11]

Thanks angel

[@caburchfield1212]

I need to replace the smaller seal at the tip of the rod, any idea where to purchase just the seal?

[@gpsingh1211]

Hi sir I hv new whirlpool WS, got it year ago. sometimes I see brown water coming off and on. Can you pls advise. Thx

[@mikeayala4304]

Thanks for this video. When you siphoned the water out, did you take all the salt out and replace with new salt or did you leave the original salt in there? Thanks

[@PilotJon]

I left the salt. In the video I have about adding salt to the water softener, you can see what I did to prevent a salt bridge etc... Thanks for watching!

[@ESADIQ9865]

Thank you! What level hardness do you set urs to? I'm having issues with high iron and too much water in the brine tank (I'm troubleshooting soon) the water guy came over and said to set it on 60 and above for really soft water (even though he checked the water from our faucets and no iron or hard water showed up..

[@PilotJon]

Great question! SOrry for the late reply. You can get your water tested at lowes or home depot. In Arizona my water utility bill has a harness measurement on it. I can then set the softening level to the corresponding setting.

[@Keyshadarling]

This video was good and informative and I appreciate all the info as mine is holding water. However the “easy there pervs” was hilarious and the video was easily worth watching just for that 😂 thanks

[@PilotJon]

Thanks! Glad it helped ;)

[@breakingchris6889]

Don’t be nervous man I thought you did a great job! Helped me for sure

[@PilotJon]

Thank you! Glad it helped!

[@fogstorm5531]

Brand new water softener had water to level 5 for the past 2 weeks and I didn’t know this isn’t how it’s supposed to operate. The system cycled now and there is no water left in the tank. Should I replace a part or let it go since it is now working?

[@thelonestarcrew7120]

VERY INTERESTING!!🤜🔥😉👍

[@PilotJon]

Thank you!

[@thelonestarcrew7120]

@@PilotJon you bet!@👍🤜

[@shaneownbey]

I would add the Brand name and Model of your unit to your description in order to get your video in front of the proper audience. Its a good video and helped me to be more aware of issues that would apply to any Brand or Model of Softener.

[@PilotJon]

Thanks Shane! Great point

[@korndawggy1801]

My problem seems to be that little rubber thing on the bottom of the float keeps coming disconnected from the float and stays down at the bottom and gets sucked down tight to the draining part and not letting water out.

[@6210pedro]

Prior to running it again did you remove the bypass?

[@barbaragebert21]

Hello does anyone know what the ventura gasket order # is for the Rheem water softener RHW42? Thank you

[@Sweetp520]

I need help please. I have a whirlpool.... w softener . The low salt or recharge light is continually blinking ... Its a little low on salt but it has been lower many times b4 . My elec was out last week ...that may have something to do with it . Anyways it want respond when I push any button . I can't even set my time . Can you please help?

[@paulabenyard6037]

I am trying to do this by myself but I do not see the water level going down even though I see water releasing from the hose. Help!! Thank you for the great video!

[@jamellglover454]

Thanks

[@amalarasan]

My kenmore softner do not have suction of brine during regeneration, however if I simply open and close the bypass valve, the suction starts immediately and the regeneration is completed properly, but I do have to do this every time. There are no water leaks in the bypass valve. Any clues on why I do not have suction without opening and closing the bypass valve?

[@PilotJon]

Great question! sorry for the late reply. I'd say to clean each valve and tube. Seems like the little pressure bump from closing and opening the valve is helping get through a small clog.

[@talltree3534]

Whirlpool WHES40 Water Softener: Yea so I'm going continue the saga right here for some to see. I purchased some silicone lubricant, (plumbers grease), pulled the bypass assembly out, cleaned the ends and inside, re-lubricated the o-rings as expected on this brand new Whirlpool Water Softener. Still leaked. Swapped the o-rings left to right and re-lubed again. Still leaked same side. Called customer service and a nice guy named Daniel said that he would send out a new bypass assembly with the necessary clips and o-rings included. He said that some of the specs were a little bit off sometimes on these bypass assemblies. So now we're down to making "lemonade", it seems, out of "lemons". Now IF the specs are right on the bypass replacement but somehow not on the receiving end......you know where this will go!

[@rjazorx]

I have the same issue with my ge water softener. Once you cleaned everything out, did the water level go down by itself ? Or did you have to siphon more of it out?

[@PilotJon]

It took 2 recharge cycles for it all to normalize. I watched it close- morning and evening. Should work out for you! Thanks for watching! I hope you subscribed 🙏🏼

[@rickysheep93]

So I had a salt bridge issue. Got rid of it by pouring about 3 gallons of hot water into the brine tank and doing a manual recharge a good many times. Managed to get all the old salt dissolved and crud shop vacced out. I got some new salt just added only one bag. I will say that the whole time while getting rid of the salt bridge I had soft water. Now after the new bag I’m not getting soft water anymore.... please help if you can

[@haniqu9500]

Good job

[@PilotJon]

Thank you!

[@GregoryCain94]

That valve u took off with the wire strippers u take that cap off there screens and little tiny flow plugs in it u can clean them out to u have to unscrew the lid

[@PilotJon]

Awesome info! Thanks!

[@spectator1107]

I am in the process now of replacing my water softener a part at a time. Had mine flood, checked for blockage and found none, replaced the switch that signals the motherboard (wasnt the switch), replaced the motherboard because it was corroded that fixed my error 3 code but water softener still wasnt working. Finally found that the shaft of the rotor and disc in the valve assembly was snapped. Replaced that and it started working, here I am and its a little less than a month later and my water softener is full of water like yours. Im suspicious of either a blockage or the venturi valve now.

[@rochellealberding4699]

My water softner is full of hard salt and I cannot get it out. This was in the home I bought so how can I get the hard salt out?

[@spolleypt]

Thanks for the video it covered a lot of points and helped us get our softener working again one question I have is did you have to pump all the extra water out of the brine tank I have a half a tank full of water in even though it seems to be cycling it’s not pumping the water down automatically

[@PilotJon]

Sorry for the late reply. I did not pump water out. I just forced it through 4 cycles back to back.

[@johnguthrie258]

Why not clean the screen in the venturi valve?

[@nmyeah]

Thanks for video, it really helped. I do have one question, when you start a recharge, is the water suppose to drain from the inside of tank or the black brine tank. Unfortunately, mine does not appear to draining still. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@danodiumdanodium4579]

No, the purge cycle (backwash) only purges from inside your tank and not the brine tank. There are 2 separate cycles for the brine tank.

[@timxrodriguez]

So how much water should be in the tank?

[@tristandartagnan5823]

I’m having the same problem. I cleaned that small compartment, hit RECHARGE and it spit water out for 4, yes, 4 hours, and when I checked it, there was more water in it, than when I started. I wasn’t happy, I wasted so much water and got no where. Any advice? Please help/advise.

[@PilotJon]

Sorry to hear that! Thats really strange.. I've never experienced that.. Mine will go through a cycle in about 2-3 hours at most, but it doesnt spit water out that whole time.. Have you had any change since your comment?

[@shaunahiatt7787]

If I were to buy an adapter for the drain hose to fit better, what exactly am I looking for at the plumbing store?

[@PilotJon]

Great question! An easier solution is to use a lighter to warm the tip of the drain hose making it more pliable.. then it will slip right on- put the clamp on and it cools in place 👍🏼

[@shaunahiatt7787]

Thank you

[@PilotJon]

@@shaunahiatt7787 thanks for watching! I hope you subscribed ;)

[@gmo709]

i dont get any error msg, but have that extra water and it fills up the excess bucket after a month or so. the salt is solidified too for me. i cant fix it.

[@PilotJon]

That sounds odd sorry you're having to deal with it. Is your softener in a humid area? Even without an error message I'd say to disassemble it and clean every part very well. Make sure your model isn't one that fills the brine tank after a recharge. If it is, that type works very best in a dry climate. Mine fills with water at the beginning of its recharge cycle. Let me know how things go?

[@davidtang2787]

During recharge, is it normal that there are about 5 buckets of water came out from the drain hose? Is there a way to set up the recharge every 3-4 days or have to do it manually?

[@PilotJon]

David Tang that is normal- the water coming out is the brine being rinsed from the beads that attract the minerals causing hard water. Changing the recharge would not be helpful- you can set the timing to be when you’re asleep.. it is recharging based on water use ultimately- are you using a lot of water? (Large family?) this will cause it to need to recharge often

[@davidtang2787]

@@PilotJon Thank you very much.

[@ojofelixnm3608]

What pump?

[@pamelagundacker5390]

Hi we have the same problem, after you put the salt in there. Do you press recharge bottom again?

[@PilotJon]

Pamela Gundacker yes press recharge and let it run through a cycle. The tank won’t empty of water right away. It will actually fill with water more (depending on the model you have). Let me know how it goes?

[@pamelagundacker5390]

Thank you so much I will let you know 😊

[@hunterprice287]

So mine will drain if I do a manual recharge. But it seems to slowly be filling up between recharges which then dissolved my bags of salt fast. Any ideas what would cause it to fill in between cycles but properly drain if the cycle is ran?

[@rickjames1246]

Did you get your issue figured out?

[@vikramreddyenukonda8762]

Does water stay in the softener after recharge is complete? My salt level is 4 and water level in it is 6.? Does water need to drain completely after recharge?

[@PilotJon]

It depends on the brand of softener- some will some wont. The model I have (in this video does not- it drains.

[@mariaviqar8284]

My brine tank has water now // from ice storms and power outage in texas Eco water system ;;; how do I fix it ?

[@orlandogonzalez8591]

Same here my water brine tank is full on water and gonna go thru these steps

[@chrisglynn4085]

@@orlandogonzalez8591 same I am doing this now

[@PilotJon]

Hey all, I hope this helps! With what y'all went through id say just shut the bypass valve till power is restored. then reset the entire system and force a cycle when power is restored. after 2-3 cycles the levels in the brine tank should normalize.. sorry for the late reply- hope y'all are well

[@orlandogonzalez8591]

@@PilotJon my water softener is back to normal :)

[@PilotJon]

@@orlandogonzalez8591 glad to hear!! Hope everything else is too!

[@kellythurber2783]

Unfortunately I filled my water softener in the same place I filled the salt to #5. Its been over a year. Did I break my softener?

[@kellythurber2783]

I meant i filled it with water and salt in the same place. It has been over a year. Did I break it?

[@wingzfan102]

Hi Jon! What kind of plane(s) do you fly?

[@PilotJon]

Hi! I fly the A330-200 I also have a pair of Cessna 170 B models and a 152. Do you fly?

[@wingzfan102]

@@PilotJon Nice! I miss flying 172s. I’m an F-35 pilot

[@mariaviqar8284]

Jon, how can I shut off water inlet to my water softener ;; I don’t want water inside the house for now ;; bypassing the Sytem won’t work obviously. HELP !!!

[@PilotJon]

The only way typically to do that is to shut off the water main... (the entire water system)

[@PilotJon]

You can unplug the water softener and that will shut down it’s operation- just be sure to verify the valves are not in the “fill tank mode”

[@gwinfamily]

ME: Yay! A video for my EXACT problem! ME: starts watching DUDE IN VIDEO: Take this clip out and this clip out and blow on this nasty, salty thing. ME: pauses video and rewatches over and over to see how the heck he got those clips out so dang easy. 6 hours later gets clips out and proceeds to blow on part that was the problem. ME: YES! I just fixed it! DUDE IN VIDEO: But that wasn't my problem.... ME: WHY in Davey Jones locker didn't you say that up front?! DUDE IN VIDEO: Ok, now get some tools and take this little clip out. ME: 6 hours later finally takes a flat head screw driver to it because I was using my needle nose pliers for crafting awhile back and can't find them. DUDE IN VIDEO: Now blow on this nasty, salty thing too. ME: Losing all faith that I'll have filtered water today. But...proceeds to blow on nasty, rust filled part. 🤣😂 I think it's fixed though!! Thanks so much dude in video!

[@sharoncc9192]

What did you use to clean the siphon valve?

[@PilotJon]

Just fresh water. Sorry for the late reply

[@BobHenry-wx3ti]

Hey we broke the thing in the hole dip shoot and we can’t find a new one can you help or just be a as hat

[@bigj-yn3tf]

So you said 204 days at the end with that much salt. I go through easy over 200lbs of salt in 60 days. For 4 years its been full of water with brown stuff floating, regardless of how much i washed it in the driveway with bleach. I thought it was bacteria and now realized it was iron. So using iron out things are better, but still over flow of water by 20 inches. I think i have to take it apart like you and check all this. The home builder made me waste so much salt, time and money on salt for 4 years by not installing it right. It was never not floating full of water even when it was a brand new house.

[@PilotJon]

Sorry to hear! Hopefully you can get it dialed in and working correctly

[@akknowledge8793]

Putting your whole mouth around it and blowing, super salty fort the win 🤣

[@PilotJon]

😂😂

[@Curiostygotthecat]

Mine wont let me schedule it or start it no water in it but up to 5 with salt🤔 help

[@PilotJon]

great question! did you add a gallon or so of water to begin with? it works off of a siphon system, if your brine tank is dry it wont work.

[@DCS026]

I have the same issue....so what was the problem?

[@PilotJon]

Sorry for the late reply. I just rinsed and cleaned all of the valves with fresh water

[@slimkirby_]

Did you add water at the end or it will do itself?

[@PilotJon]

Sorry for the late reply.. it will do it itself after once cycle. But its helpful to add about a gallon.. (for this type anyway)

[@roberttanas331]

I'm sorry it's late at night I'm watching you it's you need to add more salt not to the top but you just need to add more salt and it'll clean all that water that's in there's not getting clean

[@bw7925]

you got to set your float to the right height

[@ojofelixnm3608]

The only pressure on that valve is local water pressure.

[@xixixlin4296]

👍

[@zachattack83]

204 days for the small amount of salt. That seams optimistic.

[@PilotJon]

I agree! That’s why I check it every month

[@patrapper7367]

Watching this video was harder than fixing the softener problem.

[@vitd5283]

I'm going to take this piece and set it aside ....

[@markp5762]

Lol

[@pax497]

Slow students need not apply.

[@2005Pilot]

“Easy there pervs” !!!! ROFLMAO!!

[@nkr3637]

OK, but you didn't say anything about how you cleaned/unplugged the outlets!

[@PilotJon]

It just needs a cleaning or all valves typically... just use clean fresh water

[@Star_Dust___]

Seems like you need water filter before the water softener

[@steph9561]

Mine is making a super loud screaming roar.

[@jhans9837]

Mine too, like it's not draining the tank correctly. I fixed mine last year just cleaning out the venturi valve but this time I'm stumped. The rinse drains just fine, but draining the brine tank makes a squeaky noise and barley drains/stops draining before its finished. Dang water softners lol.

[@Ratman_Bejo]

water softener stopped working after 6 months. It filled with water and didn't drain

[@gial8862]

6:27. you’re welcome.

[@roberttanas331]

Just buy a box of junk Gunk I think it's gonk rust out and it's rust out and you put a cup to a gallon of water poured in the thing that you're pulling out of the thing it'll work it all clean it up and and you don't have to do nothing just put it in there and that stuff the rust Gunk or rust out it'll clean it out it'll just sit there and then it'll work and then once a year what in severs maybe twice a year just pour a gallon of that in there it's some in a powder you pour a cup of it in a gallon of water mix it around dissolve it and then just portrayed in there

[@tonyhwang3888]

Cabinet style softener sucks. Way more troubles as it ages. I prefer ones with separate brine tank.

[@dtjrealmc]

This did not work for me 🥺🥺🥺

[@marriagepartnersministry5942]

Part of the problem is a low quality softner also the installation is terrible quality and totally against code. Did anyone notice the softner is blocking the waterheater element and thermostat access panel? This is what you get when you dont hire a professional and theres several other problems that this homeowner will slowly discover over several years. You dont know what you dont know.

[@mirzaabrorkomiljonov8418]

You didn’t show us how to fix it

[@PilotJon]

It just needs a cleaning or all valves typically... just use clean fresh water

[@ricknelson6405]

GE water softeners are garbage, as is their customer support. I will never buy another GE product.

[@Phonejag1]

EXTREMELY WAY TOO CLOSE for comfort... 6:45 a bit creepy...

[@JAWZMUZIK1]

This was terrible

[@Miketube01]

Long and drug out video.

[@anitarajput11]

Thanks angel

[@paulgrimm]

Thanks

[@PilotJon]

No problem