What do I do to clean the hose filter screens
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Having never had to do it, I can only offer suggestions. Not a technician, but at 67, been around the block a few times enough to garner experience. ;&lt;) 1. Is it a hard water accumulation (white powder) ? If so, soak in vinegar. 2. Is it possibly fabric strands (shouldn't, but could be) ? If so, try to remove the screens. You might try soaking them in bleach or drain cleaner (it's main ingredient is bleach). After removing the worst of it, you could then carefully (IF the screen is metal and there is no RUBBER gasket), hold the screen over a flame to burn off the rest. OR, you could spend a lot of time meticulously picking out whatever is left. All I can think of. Hope I've helped.
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Honestly, I have never cleaned mine. They do get pretty nasty but that is normal and has happened on all of the canister filters I have owned. As long as they don't get clogged and effect the flow of water I don't worry about it. My water is crystal clear. My suggestion is to either buy new hoses, any hardware store such as home depot carries plastic hose in various sizes that you can cut to fit, spray them out with water pressure or use a long pipe cleaner brush. I hope this helps some.
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change the removable filters from the wand the one that connects to tubing. Clean the wand tip with alcohol
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I order the filters from Home Depot. You can also vacuum the cartridges and the felt pre-filter and get a little more life out of them. Remember to push in the reset button by holding down the end of a paper clip into the hole till it beeps.
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I just wash it with some soap and water, and you can use a light wire brush or pipe cleaner to clear the screen. Depending on what you're grinding, you can also dip a cotton swab in some rubbing alcohol to clean the threads or other sticky areas. Hope this helps!
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Yes, there is a screen on the suction tube. I would not consider it a filter the screen is small enough to stop any particles that would cause any problems with the machine or finish that you are spraying. I have used many sprayers over the years and this sprayer is one of the best ,follow the cleaning instructions every time you use the sprayer and it will work properly every time. i hope this will help you.
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I have used them for over a year now and all I do is rinse mine with water every 2 weeks, the air hose connects at the too of the filter behind where the bubbles are released.
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Couple of tips: Rinse off new filters, and season them by running clean water through them the first time you use them. Clean the surface of the filters with a soft scrub brush. As someone else pointed out, make sure the dirty water bucket with the filters is NOT air-tight or you will create a flow-stopping vacuum. Keep it filled with dirty water to help provide the water weight needed for optimum flow. Keep dirty water in it at all times. and transfer filtered water from lower catchment reservoir into water pitchers often to prevent overflow. If none of that helps. add filters. Drill the holes and attach new filters as necessary to increase filter system throughput. Couple of tips: Rinse off new filters, and season them by running clean water through them the first time you use them. Clean the surface of the filters with a soft scrub brush. As someone else pointed out, make sure the dirty water bucket with the filters is NOT air-tight or you will create a flow-stopping vacuum. Keep it filled with dirty water to help provide the water weight needed for optimum flow. Keep dirty water in it at all times. and transfer filtered water from lower catchment reservoir into water pitchers often to prevent overflow. If none of that helps. add filters. Drill the... » Read More Couple of tips: Rinse off new filters, and season them by running clean water through them the first time you use them. Clean the surface of the filters with a soft scrub brush. As someone else pointed out, make sure the dirty water bucket with the filters is NOT air-tight or you will create a flow-stopping vacuum. Keep it filled with dirty water to help provide the water weight needed for optimum flow. Keep dirty water in it at all times. and transfer filtered water from lower catchment reservoir into water pitchers often to prevent overflow. If none of that helps. add filters. Drill the holes and attach new filters as necessary to increase filter system throughput. « Show Less
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Unscrew the black screen and take the filter out. I put t over a bin and smack it a bit then brushed it with a dust cloth.
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I clean the bucket with the hose intact and clamped. I poor a solution of filtered water and soap, using a paper towel to wipe the inside surface. After draining this solution, I add filtered water and about 1/2 to 1 cup of hydrogen peroxide to the bucket. I put the smaller tube and connection into the bucket and let everything set for about an hour. Last, I rinse everything with filtered water, hang tubing and set the bucket on a rack to air dry.
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The filter is located on the right side, near the front. Just pull it out and clean it.
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Most likely eBay. Take measurements of the diameters. I haven't had to replaced any yet. I have only cleaned thoroughly then soaked in water treated with dechlorinator. Hope this helps. I have two of these and love them. I manually clean the filters with my garden hose monthly. Twice monthly during spring start up. I use the dechorinator then add beneficial bacteria in the base. Approximately 2 tablespoons.
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I don't know the answer to that, I just use the filters that came with it.Remember to clean them after each use.
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Boy you know right now I am probably NOT the person to answer this as I have had some "issues" that I am trying? to get resolved BUT I will TRY and help you do that task, hmmmm I found that using a damp cloth is the best for the "paper" kinda filter and the plastic one well I am sure you know you just grab the lint and ball it up GOOD LUCK!!
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There is a screen at the nozzle. Unscrew the nozzle and take it apart and clean all the pieces.
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I usually shake the filter out in the outside trash can and get as much lint and dirt off as possible then wash out in warm soapy water, you can let it soak and rinse with cool clean water and air dry completely before reusing.
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Next time improvise a filter in front of it, like a cloth or some screen on it so it won't get dirt, and you just need to clean the filter you had place. :)