My filter cabinet (2200) does not have rails. How do you keep the frame in place?
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My filter cabinet had two square metal tubes, one on the top surface and one on the bottom, that held my old filter in place. This upgrade kits comes with a frame that slides on these two existing metal tubes. Then you bend a tab on the new frame so the new frame will stay in place. There is a an installation video on YouTube.
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Copy the link below and the video on the bottom of the page will show you the whole install process for the upgrade kit. Your question will be answered.http://www.aprilaire.com/buy-replacement-parts/products/aprilaire-201-air-filters
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Cheryl, seems there must be some slotted base in order to hold the current filter you are using, other wise it couldn't remain in place. Once you have assembled the upgrade kit(frame), you'll discover it's sturdy enough to remain upright on it's own. Just be certain that the 1213 kit is recommended for your 2200.
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within the A2200 of my furnace filter housing are a set of raised metal "tracks" that this fit into. some assembly is needed, but so far have been pleased. the new filter is much more dense, filtering the air of smaller particulates.
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Cheryl,The upgrade kit includes the rails so the new media filter remains in place.I hope this is of some help to you.
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The metal rails are included with the upgrade filter kit. I suggest you watch the installation video. It is fairly simple to install. The video is on you tube.
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Slide out and twist carafe and frame in opposite directions, and slide new one in. Good luck. Mine is aluminium frame.
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No you do not...the file rack is built in. You will want to ensure you are using sturdy, quality hanging folders so they do not 'collapse' inside the cabinet. I'm very pleased with my purchase...but I will tell you, be VERY careful front loading the cabinet or placing heavy objects on top...too much weight in front will cause it to 'tip over.'
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Check to make sure it is going on the right rail. I had the same problem the first time I changed my filter.
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Good question. We had ours installed in a single, but we purchased the Rev-a-shelf first then gave it to our cabinet maker and told him to build a cabinet to fit the shelf instead of the other way around.If you were to put it in a double, my question would be where do you mount the other side of the shelf? There would have to be some type of wall there to bolt or screw the other rails to.Hope that helped.Doug
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I use a small pipe clamp under the tray to hold it in place. You could do the same with the tray inverted, although I would suggest something wider as this is not very large.
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Sorry I can't help because the contractor installed it. I did notice a few dings around the frame which indicated he had some trouble with it so you're not alone. It 's really beautiful so hope you can get it to fit. Mine snaps shut tight so I wonder if yours was damaged in shipping. Good luck
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It looks like there are four small screws underneath the top shelf. Also, it looks like the rails can be pulled up so you don't have the frame for the top shelf.
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The filter holder should lift out of the water tank. You can replace the filter and slide it back in to place.
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You will have to remove the rock rails. These side rails use the same drilled holes the rock rails are already posted on.
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You have to buy the FRAME for these filters. That frame sits on your filter basket ONLY with the Mr Coffee that has the drip spout that sits over the basket. Mr. Coffee WF10 Water Filter
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The shelf actually just sits on the frame. I just tilt it or nudge it if it looks like there's a bunch of water on it.
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They recommend brackets by SanuD or OmniMount. Two threaded holes in back and one on the bottom. Good luck!
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I believe what you are talking about are the alignment posts to keep the filter centered. The filter itself is too study to collapse.
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Unfortunately the bottom rails when extended are approximately 1/8" above the base. I had a similar problem since my cabinets had a 1/4" lip. I solved it by cutting two each 1/4" X 2" strips of Poplar bought from my local Do It Yourself store. For you I would use 1/2" X 2" - easy fix and by the way - you will really like using the roll out drawers.
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There are screws on the bottom side .just loosen a little put on the rack and adjust the size as needed mark with tape or a crayon
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I agree. The side rails come as part of the main frame. There is no way of taking one off.