when do you change the filters?
625883
I change when the flow slows down to when you notice it. Or you can change it when the light flashes red the you pull the battery out and reinstall it
1925030
Right below the cool air exhaust there is a tab which is part of the filter. You just pull up on it. There is also an indicator light on the unit that tells you when it is time to the change the filter.
1518644
I am not sure how long I have had mine, but never replaced filters in the past. I wash them after each use. I purchased this one because I changed coffee makers.
793116
I would say it depends on the conditions at your home. We live up in the mountains where it is very dusty, so we check it at least once a month. We'll change it based on the amount of dust on the filter paper. We can generally go a couple of months before having to change it out.
2068592
Hi. How old your filter? You have to change it ones per year.I did and I do not have any problem.
569490
You change the charcoal filter every three monthsAnd you change the Heper filter once a year You can gently vacuum the charcoal filter when you want from time to time but change it after three months
1862267
Hi . I usually change the filter ones a month when you do the water changes but don't do it together first hoy can change the filter and wait about a week and then do the water change
1857862
Changing the filter depends on how often you use the coffee machine. We change ours about once every 18-24 months because we do not use the machine very much (about 2 - 3 times a month). You could also gauge the changing time by how the coffee tastes. If you make it the same every time and you notice it tastes a little different, you probably need to change the filter.
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You clean the filters every three months and replace them about every 17 months. A solid light will come on every three months (3,6,9,12 and 15 months). The solid light means to clean the filters.The mesh pre-filter is easily washable, the carbon filter and hepa filter can be vacumed. A flashing light will come on every 17 months to remind you to replace the filters.
1940086
We recommend changing the filter every 6 to 8 months. However, the filter life will depend upon the environment in which it is used.
863538
You can order them on Amazon. I normally keep my filters a bit longer than recommended, particularly in colder, dryer weather. My personal recommendation is to change the filters every 6-8 weeks in the colder months and once a month in any month without an 'r' in it. Always clean the bowl and motor and motor housing once a week with a small brush. It will keep the water from getting slimy.
2000404
When the lights comes on to change it, you can simply clean out the filters yourself then reset the light. When the filters get too bad or if you don't want to deal with all that, you can change them but they are expensive. I change about 6-9 months or when the filter is really bad.
1127858
Jeff, Does your filtration system have a light (red/yellow/green) that indicates when the filter needs to be changed? Let me know if you do, as I may have your solution! kkt
1058565
There is no filter that gets changed, but there are recommended cleaners to use regularly to remove any mineral deposits that might occur. We have been using ours daily since mid-July and have seen no need to clean yet and our water for tea and coffee has not changed in taste.
1485216
This filter is intended to be changed every 12 to 24 months. It is recommended that the average household change it every 12 months for optimal performance and 18 months for optimal value.
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I change the water every week and rinse the filter. So once a month I change the filter unless it looks dirty before.
1610428
If memory serves me correctly the manufacturer suggests changing them at a six month interval. I would imagine that would be driven by two things, the capacity of the filter to do just that - filter, and I'm guessing here but perhaps the propensity of contaminants (e.g. mold) to grow on any surface that has become moist. Keep in mind that I am speculating on the second driver. So, if you have a typical family (which I'm sure is what the time frame is based on) I'd suggest changing the filter at Thanksgiving and July 4th, which are easily remembered dates and approximately six months apart. I happen to live by myself so I tend to change mine when I remember (I really should write it down, perhaps on the back of the mirror of the medicine cabinet) but let it go for longer than six months. I can say that I have never noticed a problem. I've had mine for at least four years. And yes I mean the filter head, not an individual filter cartridge. Hope that helps you Jenna.