How to Clean a Cartridge Pool Filter in an Easy Way

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HOW TO CLEAN A CARTRIDGE POOL FILTER IN AN EASY
WAY
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• A vital resource for leisure, recreation, and
  social interactions is swimming pools. However, a
  pool has to be properly maintained in order to
  function.
• The filter should be kept clean and in good
  working order to provide the finest pool
  maintenance. This quick tutorial will lead you
  through cleaning a pool filter cartridge, whether
  you want to do it yourself or hire a professional
  service.

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About Cartridge Pool Filter

• Pool cartridge filters are a type of filtration
  equipment that aids in preventing particle
  contamination of water. The system's brain is
  made up of tall cylinder-shaped cartridges with
  fibres that capture dirt.
• These pool pump filters are placed in a
  pressurised tank that is stabilised by a sealing
  plate and is under pressure. These plates assist
  in pushing water through the cartridges and
  separating them. Following filtration by the
  pump, the water exits the tank through the
  collector manifold.

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• Due to their ability to catch twice as much dirt
  and debris as a sand filter, cartridge filters
  are the most popular. But you also have to keep
  an eye on your filter for signs of maintenance.
• How often do you need to clean your pool filter

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How to Clean a Cartridge Pool Filter
Steps
Cut the filtering system off. It is advised
against setting the timer to begin automatically
cleaning the pool.
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Remove the system's air supply. To get rid of any
extra air, slowly crank the air relief valve,
which is often found on top of the filter.
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Take off the filter's top.
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Once the filtration system has been taken out.
Check the cartridge for any defects. It could be
necessary to replace the cartridge if it is
damaged.
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How to Clean a Cartridge Pool Filter
Steps
Start cleaning the cartridge with a spray nozzle,
being careful to remove any dirt that you
observe.
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If the cartridge still appears to be unclean, let
it sit in a filter cleaner all night.
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Check the O ring at the bottom of the filter
after it has been cleaned for damage. If it is
broken, replace it.
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Apply oil to the O ring if it is not damaged to
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