how long i should replace the titanium dioxode? thanks.
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Hello. Based on average usage, the Titanium Dioxide layer should last a few years. Thank you
669083
If the batteries are corroded in, it's best to remove both ends and submerge the center body in the vinegar. I put mine in a Tupperware container and submerged it in the vinegar. Let it soak for at least 3 hours, maybe more.
1939081
I bought this for the 87359ESRS that I bought at Lowes. This is the one that is recommended in the installation instructions. Which I hadn't bought it though because Moen tech support said the batteries lasted 6-8 months depending on usage. The inst. instructions say batteries will last 1 year. We will see.......
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I put one in the skimmer or floater with the chlorine tablets ratio of 2 chlorine to 1 clear balance and replace evenly. MINE LASTS AT LEAST 1-2 WEEKS
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Mine have lasted over a month using daily. Just be careful not to tun it off because it will drain it depending on how long you leave the item in the on position.
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Very cool. Thanks. Im hoping its the temp sensor as I already replaced the element so far and thats the only thing left. Thanks again
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Hard to say. My first one lasted 5 years. It was plugged into an outlet, and I only changed the battery once during those 5 years. When the device starts "chirping", it is time for a new device. The instruction talks about this sound and what this means. Always remember to test your device periodically to make sure it is fully functional. A few second a couple times a year to test is worth the peace of mind from potential CO poisoning.
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Brenda, just remove the filter and rinse it off and place it back in the tank. It will last another week or so and then just replace it with a new one. Replacing every 30-45 days keeps my tank very clean.
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I replace mine every three of four months. Could go longer, but we have a central well in our neighborhood and often get sediment in the lines that has to be flushed out (causing my filter to clog). Generally, activated charcoal filters should last 4-5 months.
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I only needed to replace mine at most, once a month. I would say it really depends on if you leave the filter on when you feed your fish. By turning it off during feeding, I could sometimes go 2-3 months before changing it.
543804
Not sure about batter life, Duracell, alkaline, etc. Haven't had mine 4 months yet. You may want to email the company. They are friendly and respond very quickly.
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I haven't replaced one yet! I use it every couple of days for an hour or so.
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I usually go 18-24 months under normal use (<5 gallons/day). They typically will advise a year or less so you buy more. Never have a changed one that is visibly dirty. I also bought an inexpensive total dissolved solids (TDS) meter to monitor monthly.
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You can keep it in for @24 hours. Be sure to keep it cold and remove the gas. Also you will want to remove the tip and clean it to prevent clogs.
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You don't....just replace the old battery with the fresh one...it will take anywhere from 24 to 48 hours. It may seem like it is a dud, but give time and hopefully, it recharges as expected (30-days to return if you suspect it to be a real dud). My replacement took about 30 some hours to be fully charged. In the mean time, I kept getting some odd codes from on my Ademco panel. Once sufficiently charged, the codes went away. Oh, yeah, after sufficiently charged, it gave me a code that my battery in the motion sensor also needed to be replaced. My old battery and the motion sensor battery lasted more than six years. You don't....just replace the old battery with the fresh one...it will take anywhere from 24 to 48 hours. It may seem like it is a dud, but give time and hopefully, it recharges as expected (30-days to return if you suspect it to be a real dud). My replacement took about 30 some hours to be fully charged. In the mean time, I kept getting some odd codes from on my Ademco panel. Once sufficiently charged, the codes went away. Oh, yeah, after sufficiently charged, it gave me a code that my battery in the motion sensor also needed to be replaced. My old battery and the motion sensor battery... » Read More You don't....just replace the old battery with the fresh one...it will take anywhere from 24 to 48 hours. It may seem like it is a dud, but give time and hopefully, it recharges as expected (30-days to return if you suspect it to be a real dud). My replacement took about 30 some hours to be fully charged. In the mean time, I kept getting some odd codes from on my Ademco panel. Once sufficiently charged, the codes went away. Oh, yeah, after sufficiently charged, it gave me a code that my battery in the motion sensor also needed to be replaced. My old battery and the motion sensor battery lasted more than six years. « Show Less
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it is my opinion that your R/O membrane is not working properly. I have only used Watts (Phoenix) filters in the past, and when my system was new, it reduced TDS by 92% or more. After many years, I replaced the membrane with a new 75GPD filter, and my rejection ration was 94%. I expect this new filter to last at least 10 years, but it cost $115.00. It would appear to me you got what you paid for, and the results seem to be very poor.
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mine last for several months, but I only use it about 5-10 hours a week. I've always used Duracell alkalines.