I was wondering if these C-series filters will hold there prime if the power would go out for a 1/2 hr. Will they reprime themselves
1686123
I have had this happen a few times now. If the water level is as high as it should be, it will have no problem flowing again when power comes back on. But if the water level is too low... it has a hard time. Its a great filter.
1686124
Only if you have a backup power source hooked up like I do their pretty reasonable priced.
232052
These are standard pieces that come with most in ground filter systems with a timer box. If you manually turn on and off your filter without a timer these won't help
560373
I am not qualified to answer that question. You should ask the manufacturer of the filters. They would be best to know what their filters are made for.
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Yes, but you won't need them right away. The filters are effective for quite a long while are not very expensive. By the way, this is a terrific vacuum cleaner. Powerful and very quiet.
386292
Sorry I can't help, I never use them, I have indirect lighting in the rooms I use my monitors in.Good luck, I know there are some nice filters out there, co-workers of mine have had them in the past.
687383
These do appear to be pretty generic filters. If it fits in your housing, you should be good to go
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
2132667
Yes, they need to be purged. Call your local AC guy. It takes a single end, so be sure you ask first before having them come out. Took three tries for me to find one that had the right end. Good luck.
1300621
Pretty sure they OEM. Fellows is very good at customer support. My new filter showed a red light when I turned it on. I contacted Fellowes. After trying a few things they just sent me a replacement and I returned the original to them. No cost, no wasted time.
1849818
I used these for to replace 6 halogens on a low voltage track with a transformer. The only issue I had was when I replaced all 6 halogens, the power draw was below what the transformer was rated for, so I kept one halogen. But my transformer was really old, you may or may not have the same issue. But they work with a dimmer etc.
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I recentlt got this model from Amazon (01/2014). Out of the box, with the seals properly placed, it would not hold prime. All of the seals - the o-rings on the in/out and the d-ring on the canister needed silicone before the filter would hold prime. Your problem is just a different kind of seal deficiency. If the filter works otherwise, you can just add some silicone grease to the seal(s) where you see the leak.
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They don't always work immediately. The scotch brite tip works, allow the filter to dry entirely and then when resubmerged in water allow a day for it to become saturated with water all the way through. I promise they work and I personally believe a slower filter is not such a bad thing. Allowing some way for the system to vent is critical as well, get creative. Messing with that ceramic filter a lil bit is a lot less effort than carrying cases of water. The Dude..... I'll gladly take those off your hands.
1033187
No! This will quickly stop working and start smelling. These are designed for household use on a 120v system. Please do not over load this device.
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If the water in the filter falls below the bottom of the siphon tube inside the filter then it will NOT prime BUT if the bottom of the siphon tube inside the filter is submerge in water, it will prime. That's how the priming works when you change water. You need to add water into the filter box and plug in the filter and it will prime the siphon tube. So in a power failure as long as the water has not evaporated below the siphon tube inside the filter box, when power is restored it will work.
669017
It will be ok as long as they are not over 35 watts.Please let me know if there is anything else I can do for you or if you have any questions.Sincerely,Briana
341103
depends on what type of filter you have. Can we have a little more information or the model of what filter you have?
1859347
Good question .. you can put a inline carbon filter on that helps + add prime regularly