To reset the filter change light press and hold button for 10 seconds. And release it light will flash green and timer will start.

How does the Filter Change Light work? The green light will flash 6 times as you begin to use the filter. Replacement of the filter cartridge resets the light. Filter change light changes color depending on how long filter has been in use or how much water has been filtered.

If the light on your pitcher is out, hold the reset button down for 5+ seconds. Please note that the filter change light contains a non-replaceable battery. The battery will eventually stop working but the filter is still functional. If it still does not light up, please contact [email protected].

1-2 months How long will the dispenser filter last? Filters should be replaced every 1-2 months or after 40 gallons. A 3-pack will provide up to 6 months of filtered water. For best performance, we recommend you change your filter every 2 months.

The filter cartridge acts like a sponge that collects all potential contaminants in your drinking water. This filter cartridge becomes weaker with time, and thus it fails to purify the water properly. So if you don't replace the filter cartridges when needed, the system can potentially stop functioning correctly.

Now put back the front cover and press the button to lock. It. In the end turn on the faucet to flush the system for 20 minutes. Now you have successfully completed the filter. Reset you.

How to Tell if Your Water Filter Needs Replacement

1. A slow decrease in water pressure.
2. Checked the outside of the filter.
3. Drains or faucets start to make odd noises.
4. Turbidity or bad tasting water.

The Electronic Filter Change Light is an easy way to see when it's time to change your filter because it measures the amount of time the filter has been in your pitcher. Be sure to reset your Electronic Filter Change Light every time you replace your filter. Press and hold the reset button for 5 seconds.

Hair or just something that gets clogged around the impeller shaft. So taking the impeller out cleaning it with a paper towel.

The benign answer is: it's just air. If you are using a high quality point-of-use water filter, such as a Multipure Drinking Water System, you may be surprised to see cloudy or milky-looking water coming from your filter.

every 12 to 24 months Replacing your water filter every 12 to 24 months is a relatively inexpensive and simple way to maintain your water system's proper functioning. By doing so, you can avoid costly repairs or replacements of your plumbing system caused by clogged or damaged filters.

Soak the filter in cold water for 15 minutes. Hand wash pitcher or dispenser, lid and pour tray with mild soapy water. Rinse well. Hold filter under cold running tap water for 10 seconds.