How do you know when it's time to change cartridge?
1369815
The recommendation is to replace the cartridge after every 30-40 tank refills; depending on water quality.If water is hard than replace after every 30 tank refills. If water is softer than replace the cartridge after every 40 tank refills. You'll definately know that its time when a fine white mineral residue accumulates below the mist flow on the surface where the humidifier sits.
1369816
I change mine about once every 2 months but I use distilled water if you have tap watermight need to change once a month.
1369817
According to the instructions, they will last 30-40 fillings of the tank. In my case it is about every 3 months which is similar to the older filters.
1369818
you will notice a fine white dust near the humidifier then it is time to change the cartridge
1369819
I change mine the first of every month. Didn't keep track one month and "stuff" grew inside. Really difficult to get rid of it.
1744158
As far as I know the cartridge is not rechargeable so you do need to buy a new one when it's expired.
256426
It depends on usage. The Everpure website states that they should be replaced once a year. But it also states that they have a 1000 gallon capacity. I take this as meaning replace once per year or every 1000 gallons whichever occurs first.Another indicator that you need to replace the cartridges is when the water flow out of them has diminished significantly.
2164497
I can't tell you--the printer was a piece of junk. I did get a replacement-which was also a piece of junk! neither one lasted through a cartridge change.
424762
I have always changed mine immediately. Turn off the gas, move the cooking pan away, release the cartridge lock, and switch cartridges right then. It's ready to go.
1213889
Needs new cartridge an if that doesn't fix the problem that mean it's broken
2270554
No. You have a life cycle based on the number of gallons of water that have been processed. The rate of flow will reduce over the life of the cartridge, but you need to try to estimate your usage, and set a calendar date for replacement based on that. If you want to be really thorough, you could submit samples for analysis to local labs to ensure you are continuing to get what you paid for.
216397
No you don't. At some point, the cartridge stops working with the printer and you have to replace it.
1521487
you will need to replace the fuej cartridge when it is empty the pads you need to judge for your self when it looks like it is used up change it, these things are great.
285679
Relying on the date purchased to determine which model you have is risky imo, I would just give them a call and they will ask for the serial number on your model and confirm which model you have and which cartridges you can use. I understand they have also come out with a life time cartridge for the older model as well.
1643637
I am still using my first cartridge, so I cannot be of any help, but can you contact the seller to inquire about your problem? I see someone else had a problem, so I will be on alert when I change to the new one. Sorry I cannot be of more help. bummer...
1356741
pull out plastic cover... take hold of cartridge and pull straight out. new one snaps into place easily. replace cover
1217134
You are suppose to keep it the entire life of the cartridge. If you change the water you have to replace the cartridge
651315
Never looked. Figured I bought a cartridge a month before I installed it there should be no problem. Unfortunately I threw the whole cartridge out and box as I needed this printer functional for my business.
74922
Do you have any other cartridges handy that you can try out to see if you get different results? If not, try taking it out and seeing if you can't find anything visually unusual with one side of the cartridge versus the other, and see if simply re-seating it helps.
525596
1 year, I believe, butwith no movingparts, there's little to go wrong, unless the case were to split or crack. Just drain it well if you live in an area that experiences freezing temps. I'd also remove, clean & store the cartridge in those areas.
2122067
It's often a judgement call. If the surface is obviously discolored and it's been used in an environment that's obviously toxic, then replace it but if there are no visible signs, then I base the decision on use, i.e. a) by date (written on the cartridges with magic marker) and/or b) exposure (e.g. very 'dusty' air with known volatile agents in it). When in doubt, replace them. They are cheap 'insurance' for your lungs.