What is life of DCC-RWF-1 filters ?
864702
I use these filters for my Cuisinart Coffeemaker Model DCC-1200. The manufacturer recommends replacing the charcoal filter every 60 days, or after 60 uses, and more often if you have hard water. This will allow you to achieve maximum taste of your cup of coffee!
864703
I think their recommendations are more frequent. We waited a year using it 6 days a week.
1791508
There are three filters One permanent, two replaceable. You should "clean" and re-use the initial filter monthly depending on the work load. I haven't had this unit very long so I just take the front cover off and visually check the filter. The cover is very easy to remove & replace. The other two filters are expected to last around 18 months. They have to be replaced, not cleaned. When the cover is off there are a series of led lights telling you the condition of the filters. By the way, removal and replacement of the filters is really easy.
1227950
I have been using these filters for the f]past 5 years. From information received from the company's website, I have always understood them to last 12 months.
2043182
The best practice is to change it every 8 to 12 months. Even flowing strongly after that time filter could have lost part of its filtering properties.
1823969
Yes it is. The WFCB replaces the following alternate or obsolete filter numbers: 218710901, 218710902, 218732306, 218904501, 218904602, 218907800, 46-9906, 4609906000, 469906, 5303917752, 5303917937, 5303918017, 9906, 9906P, RC-101, RC-200, RC101, RC200, RF-200, RF200, SGF-F1,SWFCB, WFCB, WFCB-EFF, WSF-2
2072947
I use mine on a deep well that has iron content and the filter lasts for 3-4 months.
664818
It is undetermined. The filters that come with the system have a ceramic exterior, and inside the filters you have activated carbon beads. The housing of the system is totally stainless steel with a few plastic pieces. The shelf life of all the materials would be well in excess of over 100 years. With that in mind, it is undetermined how long the shelf life could be.
2013617
CharlesouTou are welcome. This has been a great filter. I have had it running continuously (other than cleaning) for more than 7 years with no problems.Mark
2122068
Depends on the environment you are in. You can tell by how full the filters appear. That would be my guess.
1918300
The filter lasts for at least 6 months. If you don't use it much then it can last more than 6 months.
633963
I use this system at home, and a larger version (from a chemical supplier) in the laboratory that I manage. We routinely use the industrial version for a couple of years, because the water it is purifying has already been distilled, so the demand is low. There is no reason that the filters should not last for that time, assuming the useage is low enough. KLL
1318801
The unit figures that out for you depending upon how you use it and at what speed. My filters seem to last about 9 months or so.
1403285
I haven't yet had to replace the filter. I don't use it that much. My filter is a permanent filter and I just empty it in the trash when I use it.
1337847
I haven't replaced the filter in either one (I have two). I have had them more than a year.
1693724
it is my opinion that your R/O membrane is not working properly. I have only used Watts (Phoenix) filters in the past, and when my system was new, it reduced TDS by 92% or more. After many years, I replaced the membrane with a new 75GPD filter, and my rejection ration was 94%. I expect this new filter to last at least 10 years, but it cost $115.00. It would appear to me you got what you paid for, and the results seem to be very poor.
1057599
"dispose of filter after 40 hours of use or 30 days, whichever is first" - http://multimedia.3m.com/mws/mediawebserver?6666660Zjcf6lVs6EVs6662M_COrrrrQ-&WT.mc_id=www.3m.com/filterchange
680096
Not completely sure about this one, but the last shower filter I had lasted 1 year, so I'm assuming it the same for this.