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Another Water Filter Question Dimitrios Paskoudniakis 01-13-2007
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Posted by Dimitrios Paskoudniakis on January 13, 2007, 6:58 pm


Last week I asked for help identifying my house water filter.

It's a Honeywell-Braukmann F76 with 100 micrometer cartridge. The
manufacturer web site says it never needs replacing as long as it is
backwashed periodically.

OK, dumb question: I assume this means take out the cartridge and rinse it
off. Correct?

How often? My house has 3 full baths.



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Posted by Dimitrios Paskoudniakis on January 13, 2007, 7:18 pm



> Last week I asked for help identifying my house water filter.
>
> It's a Honeywell-Braukmann F76 with 100 micrometer cartridge. The
> manufacturer web site says it never needs replacing as long as it is
> backwashed periodically.
>
> OK, dumb question: I assume this means take out the cartridge and rinse it
> off. Correct?
>
> How often? My house has 3 full baths.
>

Never mind. It was a dumb question. I just need to open the valve at the
bottom and force water out for a few seconds. I don't need to remove the
filter cartridge.



Posted by Abe on January 13, 2007, 8:50 pm


>> It's a Honeywell-Braukmann F76 with 100 micrometer cartridge. The
>> manufacturer web site says it never needs replacing as long as it is
>> backwashed periodically.
Where did you find out the brand and model?

Posted by Dimitrios Paskoudniakis on January 13, 2007, 8:54 pm



>>> It's a Honeywell-Braukmann F76 with 100 micrometer cartridge. The
>>> manufacturer web site says it never needs replacing as long as it is
>>> backwashed periodically.
> Where did you find out the brand and model?

There's a pressure gauge on top. I didn't think to look at it because I
thought the gauge was a separate device, but it was identified there at the
gauge. I then looked on line and confirmed at Honeywell.



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