I'm ready to change filter on culligan ish-200 shower head with WHP140 filter...how do I remove old filter in the chrome cap???
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The chrome caps screws off and the filter is pretty snug inside the cap but just firmly pull it out and slide the new filter in (be sure to remove the stickers that cover the filter holes) then screw the chrome cap with the new filter on to the shower head.
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I don't think i understand your question , is the culligan wall mount causing rust /iron issues? It isn't for me , so i don't know what is going on or why the filter would be doing that or the chrome itself shouldn't be. I have clean water coming out of mine and no orange coloring on anything.
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You can always remove the water restrictor on both the mounted and handheld showerheads if the pressure isn't high enough. I'm not sure if that breaks any laws but plenty of people do it. It's basically a disc with a hole that you can easily pry out.
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Yes, you are right, just unscrew the old one, clean the threads and remove old tape, apply some teflon tape(I rolled 6 times) and screw the new shower head.I returned this shower head back to amazon as I couldn't stand the high pressure output. (I have very good water pressure at my home)
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If you can turn a wrench, you can change the filter. It's easy, but can be a bit messy. You just need to put a bucket underneath to catch the water that spills out of the filter housing.
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Yes it is the filter...you have to buy the complete Kit if you want the shower head part as well...hope this was helpful :)
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NewMarket Naturals Replacement Filter for the Hand-Held April Shower + Royale Models (HHC)
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change the removable filters from the wand the one that connects to tubing. Clean the wand tip with alcohol
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I ordered this replacement and it works Sprite HOC Replacement High Output Shower FilterI have read that you are supposed to replace the filter 1xper year, but who knows what kind of usage they are basing that off of. I replaced mine after only 4 or 5 months (when I started noticing a considerable difference), but I hadn't realized until afterward that you are supposed to reverse the filter every 30 days. I am hoping if I do that it will last at least a few more months this time.
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Under "Frequently Bought Together" on the product page, it shows the filter cartridges. I haven't changed mine yet but the filter is housed in the cylinder part of the shower head. Sprite Hand Held Filter Cartridge 4-pack
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Good question . I'm guessing that Culligan has changed the filter element/component for some reason . Mine is the same way and becomes progressively slower after about two weeks of use despite the fact that I replace the filter every thirty days . I presume it's because it is filtering and whatever is being filtered out is responsible for clogging the filter . The filter looks to be the same as previous filters but , as you pointed out , the slow flow has an unacceptable flow rate . I'll be looking for another filtering assembly next month .
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The filters for this shower are HHC-4. On the filter itself it says "Replacement Filter HHC 1800-327-9137" but I assume that is a number to call to order more filters.
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Yes you can. That's all I had to do. 1. Unscrew the old showerhead 2. Wrap threads in plumbers tape 3. Screw on the new showerhead. BTW, well worth every penny...probably more!
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We had the same problem - evidently we may have waited too long to change the filter and so much pressure built up in the chamber that it ruined the plastic threads in the cap. We had to use some large channel lock pliers to turn the cap out and ruined the threads in the process. We contacted customer support about the problem and they replaced the unit - hope this helps
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If you are replacing the old shower head you just need to unscrew the old oneMy husband said the directions they sent were easy to follow. Good luck
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You have to tear off the shroud/hood to get at it. There are something like 3 or 4 screws holding it together. That's the hard part, but it isn't too difficult to hold it all with one hand while using a screw driver. Slide the old filter out, slide the new one in. Put the screws back in and you're done. I think I did find a manual on the Whirlpool web site that had a picture showing the location of the screws. Good luck.
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You can use the showerhead you already have on your shower, if that's what you mean. You unscrew the head you have, then screw this filter on the pipe that comes out of the wall, then screw the existing showerhead into the filter. Does this help?