What is the difference between the white or yellow water saver insert that came with this unit?
1376082
They may be different amounts of flow? I put one in and threw the other away, and now I wish I hadn't, because I have inadequate flow for a kitchen sink (even though I have plenty of water pressure and the faucet I replaced had excellent flow). So my advice would be: try both, and hang onto whichever you don't use.
1376083
One (yellow, I believe) restricts flow and the other allows complete flow through the pull-out spray.
1376084
I got a white one and a green one in the box. The green allows lower flow for water conservation. The other is normal.
28855
I own the white one and does everything the unit is reported to do. I think the only difference is the color.
1256289
There is no difference. I ordered the two-pack, and installed one for the teams cooler, and one in the P/S line. No problems so far; just make sure you have the flow direction correct when you install.
687417
No difference that I am aware of other than instead of red flexible tubing its yellow. I personally have the red one. Works great, I get compliments everytime I ride.
2174700
You would have to contact Grundfos to get that answer as I am only familiar with the one we have. All I know is that I wish we had installed it a long time ago because it's a great product and it saves water too.
1216049
Neither. Only the plate that attaches the unit to the toilet is white. Everything else is SS.
925148
Not sure the question, but in essence they are the same model. Just, as you state, the green model (4010G) has a filter that keeps the water cleaner, thereby making cleaning the machine easier. And, it's healthier.
800933
I bought the "Sprite HOC Replacement High Output Shower Filter" and it worked. The "wh" means white and "cm" means chrome and this just applies to the outer part of the shower head, if you just need the replacement filter just look for this item (it looks like a blue can with dark gritty stuff inside
241462
the white cap keep the water from going down into the motor but yet still allows airflow in the unit
459477
When I bought this item a year ago, it came with both pieces. Left, being the filter/stopper and the right, being the actual pump. It took me all of 30 mins to install without ever setting foot inside, or opening a washer. My problem turned out being one of two computer boards going bad however. Hope this helps.
503989
I googled the two part numbers. Both represent the white one. I think it's on corsair's side. It also says that a newer model is there but both are the same thing no difference.
819092
Not sure where you can get the insert separately, but if the water can drip out effectively I doubt you need it.
1582450
It appears to be a compression fitting. As long as the water pressure is constant, the selected water setting remains static to your choice. Therefore when pressure is dropped, the lack of compression retracts the "selector" to the default setting.
1705096
The 0012 is not listed anywhere I could find, I was able to find out it uses the same water filter. However if your unit uses a cone filter then you can use it. It never hurts to call cusinart.
2080806
The old version had a small opening to refill the water. Water would spill over as I tried to refill it. The improved version has a 3-4x larger opening to fill water. This is convenient as you can use your tub spout without having water spilled over. The second biggest improvement is the heating element. In the old version, the heating element had the caked on calcium deposits and I had to soak it with vinegar for a day or so. After using an old toothbrush to brush it off, the element deposits was not 100% removed. For the new version, the calcium does get caked on, but I can pretty much remove 100% of the deposits after soaking it in vinegar. Other than that, the two versions are the same. I'm inclined to buy another new version to replace the old one. One is used for an upstairs room and the other one for the downstairs room.
1765570
I contacted Austin directly about this. It's purely an aesthetic issue: If you have a lighter colored Healthmate (sandstone, white, etc.) you will need the white filter so as not to have black showing through the perforations around the unit; if your unit is a darker color, then you will need the black filter for a comparable reason. The filters themselves are 100% completely identical as far as composition and performance are concerned.
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I don't know but I have the basic one and it works great. It gave my granddaughter a sense of freedom when we are in the pool together. She adores it, even though it might look cumbersome to us.