locking symbol does not line up but seems to fit correctly other than that and water flow is fine. Will this affect the quality of the filtering?
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they work just as good as the big box store ones do but not at the box store price
683986
Not sure how that filter gets in stalled. I have a filter I installed before the spilt to the heater and cold so it works on my set up.
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The answer is "no." The filters I use have threads have threads on both sides. Most of them do so this shouldn't be a problem.
26181
One of the parts that comes with the system is the "Quick Connect Fitting with Filter and Cap." The screen inside may need to be cleaned per the instruction manual. Other filters that you may have installed may also be restricting flow.
1759516
And I do agree with the other responders here about needing to clean your filter, or replace it. But the "Lo" indicator is about water flow.
2120709
I've been using PUR filters for a long time. I don't have any problem with it. After installation, please don't forget to let the water run for the recommended time.May be you have a different issue. Sorry, I don't have a definite answer for youGood luckN.T
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Good question . I'm guessing that Culligan has changed the filter element/component for some reason . Mine is the same way and becomes progressively slower after about two weeks of use despite the fact that I replace the filter every thirty days . I presume it's because it is filtering and whatever is being filtered out is responsible for clogging the filter . The filter looks to be the same as previous filters but , as you pointed out , the slow flow has an unacceptable flow rate . I'll be looking for another filtering assembly next month .
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The only guideline I can recommend is watch the flow rate. When it slows down, replace the filter.
1026134
did just replaced the filter? there is a possibility that the housing that holds the filter is lose, try to tighten it , first unlosen the housing, it maybe misalign and not properly screwed in the base thats why there is a leaking, try to check also for any losen connection from the base where you connect the tube to the faucet, if you already done it and problem still persist probably there is a defect/faulty with the design, you can contact the manufaturer for support if still covered with warranty, hope this help
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The answers to your questions are probably "No" and "No". Check out pecemu's answer on February 26, 2014. Most likely, the filter is not all the way in because the long slot on the side of the filter in not aligned with the rib on the side of the filter holder. My pitcher does not have an alignment mark like pecemu describes, just that rib inside the holder.
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I would either ask a plumber to look at it, or the water filter may be reducing the flow. I have no problem with water flow on my faucet. Another thing, if you just recently bought the faucet from Costco, they will take it back or exchange it if defective.
34293
No- make sure the filter is in correctly. That caused problems with mine too!
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I'm having the same issue. Other than that it's a great faucet.if I get this figured out I will post it. Good luck.
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I have had no problem with filter maintain shape, reason is my filter slides into a metal frame. I change my filter once a month & it maintains its shape.
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I have not had any problems with this faucet. I would check your installation.
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More than likely it is due to the possibility that the filter isn't completely twisted into it's locked position where it can't go any further. It's a half-turn affair that then AND ONLY THEN will finally allow the water to flow.Until the full twist is accomplished it has an internal valve that stays in the closed position so you can change the filters without shutting your water pressure off to the device. It's pretty ingenious really, just not very well explained. Been-there, done-that. I hope this helps you. Don, Columbus, OH
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sounds like the threads are recessed into the filter so the nut can catch it. go to a hardware store and see if they sell a threaded extension ...if not notch the filter so that the nut fits.