Please, can someone explain exactly how to put the filter and dirt cup back together. It just wont fit back onto the stick!
1726224
It's easy..just make sure the two points go towards the top of the holder..it should go back in there.. I couldn't figure it out either.. I just took the time to figure it out..
1726225
When looking down on top of the filter, you will see 2 tabs that stick outward. These 2 tabs face forward on the container surrounding the release button on the front of the container. When these tabs are lined up, the filter slides in easily.
1726226
I had a lot of trouble also. The the inside filter has to have that extended plastic piece straight to the backBy the suction hole the top filter has to have the two extended pieces like ears to the left and right of the topRelease button. Good luck
2164796
You have to remove the black filter cup first by pushing it up from beneath with your finger, then the grey one should fit.
903309
Kind ofyou need to cut it down on the long edge about half an inch to get it to fit. Cut 1/2in off long edge and place both filter in cartridge at same time or oder the ones K. Ashurex suggested :-)
1630615
I just pull out the edges of the round bottom portion that the pod fits into - then pull the long handle portion up. Then they both snap back together after the new filter pod has been placed. And then you are supposed to immerse the new filter pod in water for about 30 minutes before putting it back into the coffee maker.
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The top lid pops off from the bottom part holding the filter -- ours was so loose it kept falling out -- so we had to bend it out a little to hold in the filter. Just use a screwdriver or something -- should come right out. Hope this helps.
700179
You need to remove the whole "cartridge" - black- that came with your Keurig. It should look like there is a big hole there. It may take a little slight twisting and pulling to get the original piece out but it will come out. Then place the gray "cartridge" that came with your reusable filter in and it should fit. Hope this helps.
492980
Open glove box, and remove Phillips screw holding damper piston on right side. Press side walls of glove box inward to release catches; box should drop down, and can be removed from dash. Straight in, near top, is the rectangular end of the filter frame. Release catches on both ends by pushing inward, and pull out frame. Remove old filter, put in new one, and reinsert frame. Reattach glove box and damper piston. You're done. Takes less time to do than to read about. As C. Schnick said, check out youtube- lots of videos.
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How do you assemble the filter or how do you connect it to the pump and return? The filter itself assembles exactly as shown on the box. First, remove the clamp, take off the lid by lifting it out, and all you really need to remove is the bio tray. Take that out, open it up, and pour the supra bio media into the tray. Replace the lid, and return it to the filter. Replace the lid and clamp. Connect your pond pump to the"intake" of your filter. Add a hose to the "out" or "return" of the filter, to return the clean water to your pond.
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under the dirt cup is location of the filters. This happened to my cleaning girls and found out the filters were clogged and the foam one had to be washed out. Just take out dirt container and you'll see where to open to find the two filters, wash the foam one under warm water squeeze it out good and hit the paper one inside garbage can to knock loose dust and debris replace and you should be fine. It's overheating from dirty filters. We haven't had trouble since and clean our every two weeks. Hope this helps!
1683925
The same way u put it togather take it apart an wash it. Then change filter wash it off an reassemble it
945089
It just screws on. Are you sure you have the filter seated properly in the unit? If the filter isn't seated properly you might have trouble getting the cover back on.
856212
After you remove the dirt resivoir you'll have the motor in your hand. At the inlet of the motor there is a beige plastic piece that says pull to remove. On the sides where this piece ends you'll see spots where your finger can catch. Pull there and it should come off. The dirty part you now see is the filter, again with your fingers pry the filter out from an edge. I clean mine in the sink, air dry it and reuse it. Hope this helps
1430771
There are a couple of screws that hold the dust port on one end and a flat plastic plate on the other. Just remove the screws and swap out the port with the plate and screw everything back in place. Should be no problem Cheers, Dean
1630613
Assuming you have bought the right filters (hopefully, as it is a bit confusing) all you have to do is hold the plastic pod basket in one hand and grasp the the long plastic piece (which serves as the handle and water level indicator) close to where it meets the basket. This is also the top of the basket/pod. GENTLY unsnap. It does come apart. Toss the old filter, hold the new one under cold running water to rinse loose carbon media (approx 2 mins.) insert new filter into pod and snap the top/handle back on. Insert into water resevoir, lining up the pod so it fits into the notched hole in the resevoir, ENJOY your coffe!!! Assuming you have bought the right filters (hopefully, as it is a bit confusing) all you have to do is hold the plastic pod basket in one hand and grasp the the long plastic piece (which serves as the handle and water level indicator) close to where it meets the basket. This is also the top of the basket/pod. GENTLY unsnap. It does come apart. Toss the old filter, hold the new one under cold running water to rinse loose carbon media (approx 2 mins.) insert new filter into pod and snap the top/handle back on. Insert into water resevoir, lining up the pod so it fits into the notched hole in... » Read More Assuming you have bought the right filters (hopefully, as it is a bit confusing) all you have to do is hold the plastic pod basket in one hand and grasp the the long plastic piece (which serves as the handle and water level indicator) close to where it meets the basket. This is also the top of the basket/pod. GENTLY unsnap. It does come apart. Toss the old filter, hold the new one under cold running water to rinse loose carbon media (approx 2 mins.) insert new filter into pod and snap the top/handle back on. Insert into water resevoir, lining up the pod so it fits into the notched hole in the resevoir, ENJOY your coffe!!! « Show Less
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sounds like the threads are recessed into the filter so the nut can catch it. go to a hardware store and see if they sell a threaded extension ...if not notch the filter so that the nut fits.
1709250
Try flipping the attachment ring over and then screw it on. Then screw the filter on. This should work. When I first tried mine I thought it did not fit until I flipped the adapter over.
534273
after you pull the back cover off (the cover holds that black flimsy filter), there is a module that covers most of the back of the unit that is attached with plastic clips. Grab the module (it's about 12"x6"x2" in dimensions) and gently pull away from the unit. That's the filter in your hand. You need to replace that periodically with a fresh module. As for the black flimsy one, I vacuum him off and put him back in, I don't replace him. Hope that helps.