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How to Change the Big Blue Sediment Filter Quickly and Easily

PicRic 25,963 3 years ago
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Demonstrating how I manage the water filter change and the hints I put on the components to remind me of the order to make the change in this five step process. A more granular 12 step process is described below. My initial filter was a wound cord type but I find the bonded polypropylene type work just as well if not better. I replace my filter every three months but your schedule may vary up to six months. Step 1 Turn off main water supply to house Step 2 Relieve pressure at a faucet on the cold water side Step 3 Isolates filter from the water system - to minimize water drainage Step 4 Remove filter housing Step 5 Clean filter housing - I use diluted dish soap Step 6 Change filter Step 7 Check rubber seal is clean and in good condition Step 8 Refit housing with the new filter Step 9 Integrate filter with the water system Step 10 Turn on main water supply to house **gently** Step 11 Check water flow at faucet Step 12 Let the filter drain before recycling or disposal - this can take weeks

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