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I have a similar pump and got a tool to open itNever seen that one before. Interesting. So sandless?
That stupid yellow filter on the bottom right is the worst curse of my existence. I can never open that round plastic lid without scraping skin off my hands.
Nothing stupid about it. But, as installed in this example, it would be quite a mission to remove the lid even with the special spanner supplied with the pump. Now who lost that spanner is the only stupid involved here besides the dumbass installer who built that setup.Never seen that one before. Interesting. So sandless?
That stupid yellow filter on the bottom right is the worst curse of my existence. I can never open that round plastic lid without scraping skin off my hands.
That stupid yellow filter on the bottom right is the worst curse of my existence.
You get a plastic tool called a Spec Pump spanner to open it, I just use my hands.Never seen that one before. Interesting. So sandless?
That stupid yellow filter on the bottom right is the worst curse of my existence. I can never open that round plastic lid without scraping skin off my hands.
I've had 2. they both snapped in about 2 months. I now use a metal rod and a hammer but they also left no space for much leverage either.You get a plastic tool called a Spec Pump spanner to open it, I just use my hands.
I've got a metal speck pump tool. Previous owner had it 3d printed.I've had 2. they both snapped in about 2 months. I now use a metal rod and a hammer but they also left no space for much leverage either.
aah nice. Do you have the stl maybe i can pop to BuildVolume and see if they can do itI've got a metal speck pump tool. Previous owner had it 3d printed.
Unfortunately not - the tool was already here when we moved in.aah nice. Do you have the stl maybe i can pop to BuildVolume and see if they can do it
Just be careful as I used that same technique for a while on my Speck filter and it led to some leaks...granted my pump isn't bolted to the floor so I could have done better from the start! Eventually invested in the Speck Spanner and it works like a bomb + no more leaky pipesRubber mallet with a technique called gentle persuasion. Love taps all around should have it come loose enough to turn it with your hands.
I have the same filter and yes thats how you clean it.Friend got this filter, he needs to remove it weekly and clean it with water. Is it the only way to clean it. There is no backwash option, just the pump and this filter. View attachment 1562816View attachment 1562818
Yes sandless and no wasting water with backwashNever seen that one before. Interesting. So sandless?
That stupid yellow filter on the bottom right is the worst curse of my existence. I can never open that round plastic lid without scraping skin off my hands.
That spanner can just loosen it and not fasten it. You fasten the lid by hand so maybe you use something to fasten it that is to tight or you to strong.I've had 2. they both snapped in about 2 months. I now use a metal rod and a hammer but they also left no space for much leverage either.
Agree some guys got domkrag, and whilst thinking they are gently tapping but actually bliksemming the thing.Just be careful as I used that same technique for a while on my Speck filter and it led to some leaks...granted my pump isn't bolted to the floor so I could have done better from the start! Eventually invested in the Speck Spanner and it works like a bomb + no more leaky pipes![]()