How does it attach to my current filter system? Do you do away with the one thats already sucking the water into the pump or what?
875169
It comes with a hose attaches from the inside intake to the filter and you can keep your existing hose as a backup
875170
No this system attaches to the inlet you have it comes with a new hose and basket with insert.
875171
Remove old or defective skimmer from the hose that comes from the filter through the pool side. Attach the new skimmer to the hose that is coming from your filter pump. The skimmer I rec'd is bigger but the hose attachment is the same. Works great. Dan
875172
i dont know what you have right now but it has a hose attachment that screws onto the inside of the pool onto the pump suction port and you dont have to use it all of the time as you simply pull the hose off when you dont need or dont want to use it or you can leave it on all of the time...works great!
875173
If it is an intex you have to have an adaptor that screws onto the suction side to attach the hose from the skimmer to the suction hose that hooks to the filter pump.
828898
I just "shoved" the hose onto the filter cylinder. It has held on there with no problem.
1657297
Attach to water tap. However I ditched my inline filters when they started leaking after a week even though I had use vinyl tape in making the connection...which may be the problem(?) or is it connecting plastic to metal. I replaced my inline water filters with heavy duty filters from purewaterproducts.com.
564731
Unless you have a different model, the attachment should allow for male threaded side of the filter to screw into. There is a short stem protruding, but that slides inside the center of the threaded male side of the filter. A hose with a male swivel end will screw into the other side of the filter and go on to the 20 pound tank.
796182
The suction cup adheres to the inside of the tank and sits at about the water line. The cord goes up, away from the tank water. Your filter fits in the slot where the water goes through
1491813
Your old filter should have a removable insert with threads that you can take off and put on the new one
1997667
Don't know what your set up is , but this is used in a plastic holder which goes on the suction end of the pump. My pond is around 400 gal. I use this filter just under the water line to filter junk out and change it two times a day.
1331010
I am not sure which filter you want to attach. We've attached a PUR filter to end where the water comes out. I don't like them too much because of the back pressure they cause.
2017194
Assuming it's the same model, it's kind of tricky to visualize which way to turn the filter to remove it. It should have come with a weird, hoop wrench which you slide up the filter casing and then rotate to the left (lefty loosy). You can only really get enough torque if it's mounted in its bracket. Be sure to turn off the intake valve or the water main first and open up the filter spigot, in case this additional pressure seals the filter casing tighter. Hope the helps!
1042046
The filter does not attach directly to the faucet, it uses a long flexible hose that connects to any standard faucet.
1424735
The filter is held on by the supplied suction cups. You will need to an air pump (and related tibing) to 'power' the filter. It's a good unit. I'm pleased with the results in my tank.
1206742
You hold the rod above the filter securely, then turn filter counter clockwise. ( viewing it from bottom) it should thread out.
1130141
It attaches to the tip of your existing faucet at the spout where the water now pours out. You can see (if you place your finger there) that your existing spout has threading to screw on an attachment. You screw on the metal end of the Doulton unit to your spout which then directs the water flow through the Doulton unit to filter the water. The Doulton unit also has a switch near the attachment to direct the water either through the filtration unit or unfiltered through your spout. It is possible that you may need to buy an adapter if the Doulton unit's mechanism doesn't fit your faucet, but it's unlikely. Mine fit perfectly, and works great,
2221590
It just slides over the existing filter. Very simple installation. When changing your filter, remove it first and then slide it over your new filter once it's installed.
130523
I do not know. My daughter set up my filter. I can tell you that after one summer, the vacuum system is not working. Contact the pump dealer to ask your questions. That is what my daughter did. I'm not happy with the system right now.
563068
According to the description, and assuming you bought an Orbit booster pump separately from this kit, the pump comes fitted with 3/8" push-to-connect fittings that are compatible with the tubing in this kit. Regarding where to put it, the pump should be connected downstream of the filter assembly. This allows the pump to work with clean water. If you put the pump upstream of the filter, not only do you subject it to more sediment and mechanical wear, but you also lose pressure at the misting nozzles because the filter will act as a flow restrictor. So the outlet of the pump should be connected as close as possible to the point of use for maximum results. Hope one of these answers your question.
1907850
The off-line connects to the water intake by drilling a small hole in the pvc pipe after the hair & lint pot and before the filter. It's very simple to install. Doesn't leak. I've been using the CL220 for about 4 years now. Bought my 2nd one last year (they get corroded inside after about 3 years of use).