Does the filter go in under the sink somewhere? Just wondering where it is (if not the head) and if it's easy to change. Thank you!!
1286798
Yes, you need to mount it on the cabinet wall. All hardware included. Pretty easy to change it.
1286799
The filter, along with its holder, is installed underneath the sink cabinet, either to the back of the cabinet or the side. The holder is screwed on. Since my filtration faucet was intalled in July, I have not had to change the filter yet. I have been informed that depending on your usage, it can easily be 6 months before replacement is necessary.
1286800
Hello. The filter goes in under the sink - its not to big - its easy to change if you can reach it from around the sink. Its even easier for me to because I have my husband do it!!!!!
1286801
Yes, the filter goes under the sink. The only thing visible on your counter top/sink is what you see in the picture.
1286802
Actually, I have a revers osmosis system in my house for drinking water and I didn't use the filter. I was told by my plumber if I filtered my RO system it will slow down my water pressure. The RO water is already great and I didn't need another filter. If I did use it though it would be easy to change. I have an extra filter.
1286803
It is a separate component that mounts under the sink, and is connected to the faucet with tubing that is provided. The filter is easy to change once it is installed. You can download installation instructions from moen.com.
1286804
The filter does go under the sink and it's about the size of a coke bottle. It's easy to change the filter. The hard part is changing the battery which has to be changed along with the filter. It's more difficult than it should be, but the product is worth a few minutes of frustration every 6 months.
1286805
Yes, the filter is under the sink and is attached to a bracket that is attached by screws to one of the inside walls of your kitchen sink cabinet. The filter and bracket are approximately 11 inches tall and 3 inches in diameter.
1286806
The filter assembly goes under the sink and is very easy to change. You don't even have to turn off the supply line.
1286807
Filter is under the sink and very easy to change also comes with a small battery to tell you when to replace it, has a battery indicator light on the base of the faucet
1166543
Mine is kept on the counter. If you instal it under the sink, of which I spoke to the US dealer about, you need to rig up some extra tubes so the spout comes out on top as desired. Essentially though it is not an under the counter model. As filters go I feel it is a great one. This generic non-brand is the same yet half the price of the big branded ones. Flows really well.
760890
Filter housing is located inside the refrigerator top left. It may be located in different areas on different models. Just unscrew the old filter and pull out, then insert new filter and screw into place.
1186982
Ours is in the body of the faucet only. The pull out head does not activate the on/off function. This is a fantastic faucet in the kitchen; our only concern now is a "drippey" head? We have soaked it a couple of times in a "cleansing solution" but head still "drips" along with flow when "touched on" Foster 3/13/14
59235
you see the white plastic housing thats where the filter is. so you slide the top to the right and you can see the filter, its easy to change the filter. no major reassemble, it only took me like a 1 min to complete it.
407015
The handle for the "filter holder" can be found inside along with the water reservoir. When you open the top lid to pour your water into the reservoir, you should see the top of the handle on the left of the reservoir. Pull up and at the bottom of the handle( it is about 6" long) is the small carrier for the filter that is the same shape of the filter. Snap apart and replace filter. Snap shut and slide it back in its place beside the reservoir. Hope this helps.
1925030
Right below the cool air exhaust there is a tab which is part of the filter. You just pull up on it. There is also an indicator light on the unit that tells you when it is time to the change the filter.
1228977
The washable filter is located in the front of the dehumidifier behind the air intake grill above the water tank drawer. Remove the water drawer in the lower front of the machine and you can reach up just inside the cover and grasp the edge of the filter. Pull it out and notice the side that faced the front of the machine. I then put the filter under a sink faucet with the side that faced the front of the machine downward so the water easily flushes out the debris - usually dust. a good shake and it can be reinstalled and the drawer replaced. How often? I have had the filter filthy in a week and clean after a month. It depends on the environment. The recommendation is every 2 weeks and that is probably where you should start - and adjust the frequency based on your experience.
557863
Sorry Arthur...I think you're right! I ordered a spare filter back in June and thought nothing of it. Then, I went to change my filter this morning and the one they sent me was wrong. My old filter has an opening on both ends and the new one does not. Plus, the part number is different. Maybe it's a new design but I'm not putting it in until I find out. Thanks for making me aware of this. I wouldn't put your's in either. Please let me know if you find something out from the company.
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AnThe handle for the "filter holder" can be found inside along with the water reservoir. When you open the top lid to pour your water into the reservoir, you should see the top of the handle on the left of the reservoir. Pull up and at the bottom of the handle( it is about 6" long) is the small carrier for the filter that is the same shape of the filter. Snap apart and replace filter. Snap shut and slide it back in its place beside the reservoir. Hope this helps. swer here...
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Depends on what you mean by being "screwed in". It attaches in place of the aerating nozzle on the faucet. You don't have to alter your plumbing. However, I have used this filter and after a while, it started to leak and replacing the filter element didn't correct the problem. I replaced it with a PUR filter that began leaking after about 45 days. I replaced the filter element on it and it didn't correct the problem either. At two other locations, I have used the instapure F2. Neither of them have leaked, one is at least 13 years old. The filter elements work for a long time. Where we live, the tap water is pretty clean so the elements don't plug up from particulate matter. I only change the element when the organic odors or chlorine and its byproducts begin to not be removed by the activated charcoal filter element. You can get 4 replacement filter packs that make the filters very reasonable. The only reason I tried the other filters is that the instaPure filters were no longer available at the stores in the area and I thought they may have been discontinued. However, they are readily available on Amazon - I just purchased the replacement for the two other faulty filters a couple of weeks ago. The instaPur also replaces the aerator on the faucet and has several adapters for different faucet thread types (internal, external) and sizes.
1361952
nope there is another unit that goes under the sink. This is above sink model.
1222304
On the inside of the lid, there is a place for the filter. Open this up and install the filter.
685869
It's a canister filter. The canister and motor assembly are placed where you want. Mine is in the cabinet under my tank. Then you have intake and out hoses that go from the canister to the tank. You place the intake and out heads where you want. I have everything in one back corner for a cleaner look. This is so much better than an over the tank filter. Cleaner and quieter. No big filter hanging off the back.
764370
When you remove the top to be emptied they are stacked right there. There is a certain order they are stacked in so just remember which one you pulled out first, then put back the same way. You know you can wash these out in the sink just under running water & let dry. You can only do this for awhile because the filters will break down. Good Luck!
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The filter goes in the water reservoir. They go at the bottom of the "fill tube"... go to the following link:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WrJ4AKNM0rY
1843761
It's a small mesh covered charcoal filter that fits very easily at the bottom of the water reservoir. You're supposed to change it every 2-3 mos. We haven't done done so yet because it's brand new.