how do i install this filter to my faucet?
1130139
On most faucet heads you simply screw it on; I needed to purchase the right size screw on piece which was sold cheap at Lowes, then it screwed on my faucet easily.
1130140
It attaches to the tip of your existing faucet at the spout where the water now pours out. You can see (if you place your finger there) that your existing spout has threading to screw on an attachment. You screw on the metal end of the Doulton unit to your spout which then directs the water flow through the Doulton unit to filter the water. The Doulton unit also has a switch near the attachment to direct the water either through the filtration unit or unfiltered through your spout. It is possible that you may need to buy an adapter if the Doulton unit's mechanism doesn't fit your faucet, but it's unlikely. Mine fit perfectly, and works great, It attaches to the tip of your existing faucet at the spout where the water now pours out. You can see (if you place your finger there) that your existing spout has threading to screw on an attachment. You screw on the metal end of the Doulton unit to your spout which then directs the water flow through the Doulton unit to filter the water. The Doulton unit also has a switch near the attachment to direct the water either through the filtration unit or unfiltered through your spout. It is possible that you may need to buy an adapter if the Doulton unit's mechanism doesn't fit your faucet,... » Read More It attaches to the tip of your existing faucet at the spout where the water now pours out. You can see (if you place your finger there) that your existing spout has threading to screw on an attachment. You screw on the metal end of the Doulton unit to your spout which then directs the water flow through the Doulton unit to filter the water. The Doulton unit also has a switch near the attachment to direct the water either through the filtration unit or unfiltered through your spout. It is possible that you may need to buy an adapter if the Doulton unit's mechanism doesn't fit your faucet, but it's unlikely. Mine fit perfectly, and works great, « Show Less
1130141
It attaches to the tip of your existing faucet at the spout where the water now pours out. You can see (if you place your finger there) that your existing spout has threading to screw on an attachment. You screw on the metal end of the Doulton unit to your spout which then directs the water flow through the Doulton unit to filter the water. The Doulton unit also has a switch near the attachment to direct the water either through the filtration unit or unfiltered through your spout. It is possible that you may need to buy an adapter if the Doulton unit's mechanism doesn't fit your faucet, but it's unlikely. Mine fit perfectly, and works great,
2017194
Assuming it's the same model, it's kind of tricky to visualize which way to turn the filter to remove it. It should have come with a weird, hoop wrench which you slide up the filter casing and then rotate to the left (lefty loosy). You can only really get enough torque if it's mounted in its bracket. Be sure to turn off the intake valve or the water main first and open up the filter spigot, in case this additional pressure seals the filter casing tighter. Hope the helps!
803703
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.
1758391
Depends on the faucet you have installed. Some faucets have a "filter life" indicator which tells you when to replace.
1394033
Very simple. Unplug the unit first. 1) push the button near the top to access the filter. Flip open the top of the unit. 2) to remove the filter unit pull up by the handle. 3) use a soft cloth, warm water and mild soap. DO Not Submerse the filter in water or rinse directly in water. USE the cloth to remove the dirt from the filter then rinse the cloth often to remove the debris and soap. Repeat as needed! 4) VERY IMPORTANT: only touch the filter by the handle AND most of ALL the filter must be 100% dry before you install it back into the unit. Once the filter is dry Slide back into the slot gently DO Not Force it! The filter will only fit One way. 5) close the top and snap it shut. Plug in the unit and you're good to go. Hope this helps.
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I did install water filter under sink and second faucet install in hole # 4 that was in my sink. Looking great.
102108
You have to unscrew something and add the filter in.not difficult at all.i did it on my own. Works beautifully.
908277
When I bought this it was just the filters. According to their web site, http://residential.everpure.com/Files/KnowledgeBase/ItemDownload/en/310908-h-1200-revb-ap13.pdf , a separate faucet is required. Hope this helps.
1856799
You attach a valve thing to the end of your faucet and turn a knob when you want it to filter water. The filtered water tastes good!
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I used a four inch long piece of 1 x 3 to mount on the wall under the kitchen sink and then mounted the filter cartridge to the 1 x 3. Th I s gives you enough room in the future to grab the filter and twist to remove and replace. The faucet just goes into the sprayer hole. I never used the sprayer anyway. You will probably have to purchase a reducer fitting for the hook up where you remove the sprayer hose. Very cheap to purchase at your local hardware store. Remember you need to get a reducer with either a quarter inch push fit or compression fit adaptor. When you cut the plastic line use a razor blade and cut gently so you don't smash the plastic line out of round. Push the plastic line very firmly into the quick connect. It will not leak if you push it in until it bottoms out. Total install time 30 minutes if you get your adaptor before the install. If you don't know the size in your faucet just take the remover water line from the sprayer to your hardware store and have them set you up correctly for the reducer fitting. Piece of cake to install. Your going to love the taste of your water. I can't drink our water anymore unless it goes through the filter. I am now officially spoiled. Big difference in taste.
1321927
Yes, just unscrew the two adapters that come with it, and the unit itself should fit a standard faucet.
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The base screws onto the threads of the faucet. If replacing the filter, it just pops in.
793899
The filter is in the center of the pipe leading from the faucet to the shower head. Remove the shower head below the wide pipe at the "wing nut". Twist the wide part open. The filter sits in that pipe. It may be difficult the first time you open it and you may need pliers to pull the first filter out but after that the next filter change should be easy. Yes you can buy the filters on Amazon. They are less expensive and you can buy multiples. Try this link. Sprite Hand Held Filter Cartridge 4-pack
662989
If I'm not mistaken, your filter system has a standard size water line. This faucet fits the standard size water lines. This faucet fit my old water filter just fine.
1042044
This is an under the counter in line filter system it should be able to be adapted to any kind of faucet, I used an insta-hot water system on the inlet side it is filtering our drinking and hot water cooking needs. I hope this helps. Dave in Fla.
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Haven't installed faucet as yet. Sorry I don't have an answer for you at this time. Sue
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I'm afraid I don't know Steven. I had to use an adapter in order to install the system on my faucet in the first place.