Service Contracts

Proper operation and maintenance of your water treatment system are critical for maximum return on your equipment investment.

Trained, expert field technicians are only a 2 hour drive from 85% of the North American popluation

Siemens Water Technologies offers you peace of mind with maintenance and operating programs designed to keep your system operating efficiently, while also managing your budget and manpower.

Maintenance and Operating Services help customers get the most value from their water treatment equipment investment. Our experienced field service technicians are ready to serve you from over 85 local service branches in North America. Our localized service allows us to schedule service and repairs when and where you need them.

Customers who rely on Siemens to maintain and operate their water treatment systems realize these benefits:

Extended equipment life
Efficient operation
Expert evaluation and troubleshooting before a problem occurs
Minimized downtime
Improved direct manpower usage

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To learn more about our service contracts, please choose from our Featured Services listing for further details and contact information. For other assistance, please contact the Information Desk, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Eastern Standard Time: 1.866.926.8420 or 1.724.772.1402 or information.water@siemens.com.

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Service Contracts Case Study

Peaker Signs 10-Year Service Contract With Siemens Water Technologies

In 2003, Siemens Water Technologies, formerly USFilter, received a call from the utility asking for help with RO membrane fouling problems. Upon investigation, Siemens engineers found several issues to address:

Well water, previously thought to be free of contaminants, proved to have significant quantities of iron.
The water system was built without any pretreatment equipment to remove iron.
EDI polishers were producing off-spec water quality due to excess carbon dioxide in the RO permeate.
Excess capacity expansion in the electric utility caused a capital-spending freeze that precluded the customer from purchasing new equipment to solve system inadequacies.

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