Is there any digital indicator on this dispenser for filter change
848810
No. There are only stickers that must be manually manipulated when it is time to change the filter.
848811
There is not. What is basically a reusable sticker comes with it to tell you when you changed it last and when it needs to be changed next. I stuck mine to the fridge which reminds me I should change the filter soon.
848812
No there isn't. I bought knowing that out has one but to my surprise it has not. They refunded me ask the money though. They have a good customer service
1998611
No, but the light on our filter doesn't work anymore period. Not green. Not red. Nothing. I just try to change it when I remember to do so or when the water starts the taste differently.
1234390
http://www.theperfectwater.com/files/instructions/TMjr-Owners-Manual-PWTv3.pdfThe filter change instruction are in the last page at the very bottom of the enclosed link.
1328096
The 'change your filter' indicator is based on how you set up the filter, i.e. high dust, low dust, etc. If your original set-up choice for the filter indicated you are in a high dust environment, the program will set the number of hours you can run your filter based on that. If you set it to 'high dust' and your environment is actually much cleaner, then the timer will tell you to change the filter but the filter will actually be quite clean. I do not believe the IQ Air actually senses the state of your filter, it gives you a prompt to change filters based on whether you select a "high dust' or 'low dust' environment and the number of hours the filter is used. So I would re-program it to 'low' when you install your next filter. If you believe this to be the case with this filter then let the IQ Air continue running even with the message. I have found that when the red 'change filter' light comes on I still have a few weeks before the light changes from orange to red, then starts flashing. I usually ignore the light and messages until I am ready to change.
86983
No instructions but you can look up your filter online for a break down of parts.
614575
I've not seen any. I have, in a pinch, overlapped and tied the filter to a tall mug or jar, though it is a PITA to do so.
1468600
I am not sure what you mean about indicator. Indicating what? But no, the only moveable part is the stem that pulls out to get the filtered water. That is all the filter has. Hope this is helpful.
1991994
The date you put in the filter so you know when to replace it. Like on a Brita filter.
1541640
Yes, just a simple push button to change. Very simple. No functionality issues as of yet.
1101494
No, there is no indicator but that would be nice. You just have to replace after 12-18 months depending on your usage
1101491
There is no marker on the unit. I place the date unit was installed on top of the unit with a small piece of tape to tell me when the filter should be replaced. You should replace the filter one time a year to keep flow rate going at full stream and to keep the filter and container clean.
1675647
A calendar sticker comes with the dispenser, along with a marker that estimates the date to change (about 3 months after installation). But I guess it also depends on how unclean the water is. I wouldn't recommend using for longer than they recommend because seeing the buildup of sediments in the filter is scary!
1765497
No indicator that I am aware of. I date them when I install them and make sure to change them out every six months when we are using them about 50% of the workweek, I let them go 9 months if we are using them less than 50% of the workweek... We use them for stripping paint, some of it with lead off of old houses, they do an outstanding job of trapping the stripper vapors, lead vapors if we are using heat guns.
135990
Yes, it has both green and red. Plus, there is a black needle that shows the pressure when you last cleaned the filter and components, so that you can track any increase in pressure.
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.
1468470
There is not meter or anything like that. Manufacturer recommends changing every 6 months. If it gets overused or you have a lot of TDS or minerals in your water it will slow the flow down when capacity is getting used up.
1356334
I have no idea. Mine is still working great. I found their website, which does have contact information for replacement partshttp://www.dispenser.com/replacement-parts/