Rainsoft clock stuck

Chances are good the index lever and anti backlash pawl are worn.
You can still find the anti backlash pawl, but the index lever is not available.

I wish I had better news, but the timer plate is obsolete and RainSoft will not repair it.

Your options are to replace the valve - I just did this swap today for a client -
or you can purchase a whole new system.

Was afraid of that... Would a Fleck valve fit on a rainsoft resin tank? (ie: the Fleck 2500 series or 5600 series?) I have the Amazon system. what do you recommend? I have bypass valves, is it possible to get a Fleck series and utilize the existing bypass valves by "threading" the new Fleck Valve? that would save me from sweating copper!

How about this as a solution: I do have 2 tanks, a larger (#2) and smaller (#1) both which alternate each days regenerations. The larger (#2) has the timer problem. Not sure why there's two since they alternate days of regeneration. I just purchased the home a year ago and the system was already in place. What if I just disconnect #2, bypass the water to #1 and use that?

Both systems are tied into one electrical line with one plug via a junction box... . Would it be advisable to disconnect the power to the #2 tank by (via removing the wiring in the inline junction box) and leaving tank #2 in place with no power. Then, tank #1 would become the main source of regeneration...

Can you post or send me a picture of this set up?

Yes, a Fleck will fit on a RS tank, but there is more to the swap than that.

Copper to plastic without sweating should not be a problem.

Sure, this site won't let me PM you since i'm "just hatched" ... I can email it to your business email address if ok...or email me with yours...

I'll send some detailed photo's.. give me a week as this setup is at a vacation home on the water... thanks...

OK