which filters do I have to replace after not having used the RO system for 5 months, should I leave the filters in place, or take them out and store
744611
Each filter change is different. You will have to look at the spects online, track by product part #. I believe it's by how many gallons of water go through the system.
985491
Depending on the amount of use, your filters should last 3-6 months easily. You can greatly extend the life of the filter by using a small hand vacuum or dust blower to clean the filter regularly.
717791
If you had it within the time aloted for a return, return it and get another brand. If it is past the return date and you have the receipt you can return it directly to the company. Most of the filters have a 1yr or lifetime guarantee. Hope this is helpful.
2235578
The filters need to be replaced as they get full of minerals and start to break down. I replace mine every six months to keep clean air filtering through my house.
598094
The r o is only replaced after 6 months to a year depending on water quality and usage. I changed ours after 3 years only because it seemed like a good idea. Never noticed any change
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.
633962
YES! There is no shelf life to the filters. I have the same situation in my house. Even my previous filter system was the same way I was able to use the same filters for about 14 months. No change in taste or testing. I went to this filter because it removes more chemicals.
1802844
Personally I havnt had to change the filters as of yet and my machines run 24/7. I'm figuring every few months or so. The machines do come with replacement filters:)
1953360
The RO filter may be a 2 year filter. Check your paper work or you can look them up on http://amazon.com, they have all the replacement filters for the iSpring 6 stage 75 GPD UV systems
2140685
Manufacturer says 1 yr. I doubt if we have to replace ours at 1 yr, just vacuum the pre filter monthly. That will make a big difference on how long the filter lasts.
1847342
My suggestion would be to install the eSpring filter after the RO one. You see, the RO systems remove the larger-sized particles (look up Reverse osmosis' in Wikipedia for more details). The eSpring would then come in to take care of the smaller particles and wouldn't be clogged with the big ones.
1518732
I haven't had to replace mine as yet (just got it last week). But I will check Amazon for pre-filter and filter. I just checked and Amazon carries the filters for $33.
796045
I've only had mine for 2months..I'm not sure,but other reviewers have said they have vacuumed or lightly brushed the filter to clean.
985492
Clean the filter after each use, or when the Neato tells you to. As for replacing the filter, I purchased a set of spares and rotate the use of them, allowing me to always have a clean, dry filter in case my little "dumbot" fills up before finishing the job.
1006638
No! The filters are easy to replace. The unit even comes with a "count down filter replacement timer" so you know when it's time. When we get within 7 days, I just reorder from Amazon:)
2113336
on the manufacturer's website, you should not have to replace the filters. They are washable as far as I have found.
1791508
There are three filters One permanent, two replaceable. You should "clean" and re-use the initial filter monthly depending on the work load. I haven't had this unit very long so I just take the front cover off and visually check the filter. The cover is very easy to remove & replace. The other two filters are expected to last around 18 months. They have to be replaced, not cleaned. When the cover is off there are a series of led lights telling you the condition of the filters. By the way, removal and replacement of the filters is really easy.