Can this unit be changed to only fill 1 pitcher rather than all 3?
1172638
Yes. There is an individual control knob for each of the 3 pitchers. If you only want to fill 1 you just leave the other 2 set to off.
1158459
The unit has two wing nuts which opens the filter door.Yes you can change the filter without replaceing the entire box.
2243984
one unit becomes the main and the other two become slave units...the main unit has to switch back and forth....the short answer is no...
578621
No, I have both pitchers. The Zerowater filter is huge compared to the others. (That's probably necessary because it has more stages of filtration.)
676922
Not sure about pitchers, but I do know these are designed for floor-standing "water cooler" type units (which receive inverted large spring water containers or the ZeroWater replacement plastic reservoirs, which I obviously use with respective filters).
27912
The answers to your questions are probably "No" and "No". Check out pecemu's answer on February 26, 2014. Most likely, the filter is not all the way in because the long slot on the side of the filter in not aligned with the rib on the side of the filter holder. My pitcher does not have an alignment mark like pecemu describes, just that rib inside the holder.
249884
I don't think there's a way to do it. You would need to fill the unit with water, but it is a sealed unit with no visible way to add more water.
1708226
I don't understand the question. From what I understand the triple units are only configured one way.This probably doesn't answer your question but it is the best I can do.
1925631
When the pitcher is fully assembled, take the lid off (not obviously easy - I have to get my fingernail between the lid and the pitcher to lift it up). With the faucet on slowly, fill the top portion until it is about to overflow. The water trickles through the filter and then collects in the clear portion of the pitcher. Any time the water volume gets low, just refill the same way. It's OK if water sits in the top "blue" portion, because it will eventually pass through the filter. When you pour water out, it is only coming up from the water in the bottom, already filtered portion of the water. I do not plan to need to wash the pitcher, until the filter needs to be replaced. Hope this helps! When the pitcher is fully assembled, take the lid off (not obviously easy - I have to get my fingernail between the lid and the pitcher to lift it up). With the faucet on slowly, fill the top portion until it is about to overflow. The water trickles through the filter and then collects in the clear portion of the pitcher. Any time the water volume gets low, just refill the same way. It's OK if water sits in the top "blue" portion, because it will eventually pass through the filter. When you pour water out, it is only coming up from the water in the bottom, already filtered portion... » Read More When the pitcher is fully assembled, take the lid off (not obviously easy - I have to get my fingernail between the lid and the pitcher to lift it up). With the faucet on slowly, fill the top portion until it is about to overflow. The water trickles through the filter and then collects in the clear portion of the pitcher. Any time the water volume gets low, just refill the same way. It's OK if water sits in the top "blue" portion, because it will eventually pass through the filter. When you pour water out, it is only coming up from the water in the bottom, already filtered portion of the water. I do not plan to need to wash the pitcher, until the filter needs to be replaced. Hope this helps! « Show Less
629325
It has something to do with the way the reserve is reset in the unit. My husband fills it with a pitcher and has not had any further trouble
1658976
No, you can only use one feature at a time. I don't find this to be a problem but others might.
1406479
Bless your heart I don't know...I would contact the company directly... That's the same pitcher I have.. Any thing you find out will be helpful to all who own it...
932022
I do not know. I THINK it reverts to default. After almost a years use, I still like this model's large output. However, it is heavy and awkward to fill and reseat the water container. It's a tossup whether I would buy this model again.
1718950
I have no idea. I bought three when they were on sale about the same time I got my pitcher, so I'm assuming if I change it every two months, they will certainly still be good within that time frame.
743230
a) You may have to adjust the amount of tea in the top to make the tea to your liking. b) When you add water to the first line and pour it in the brewer, then add ice up to the first line, it won't overfill the pitcher when it's brewed.
1156700
Nope. We're stuck with the smaller jar/pitcher. A second pitcher can be had for between $30-$40, usually closer to $30.
478503
Follow package directions. The ratio would be the same as any other pitcher.