How To Change The Filter
Step-by-Step Guide to Changing your All-in-One Cold Plunge Filter
1. Turn Off and Unplug the Chiller:
- Switch off the chiller.
- Unplug it from the power source for safety.
2. Remove the End Panel:
- Locate and remove the panel at the end of the ice bath to access the chiller unit.
3. Turn both of the Water Stop Valves OFF
- Locate the tap for the Water Stop Valve on the outlet and inlet connection on the chiller unit.
- Turn the taps OFF. When tap handle is perpendicular with pipes it is off.
4. Locate the 20 Micron Water Filter:
- The 20 micron water filter is situated on the right side of the chiller unit.
5. Detach the Filter Housing:
- Use the supplied wrench to loosen the filter housing.
- Turn the wrench to the left (towards your body) to undo the housing.
- Unscrew housing until you can remove the housing completely to take out the old filter.
6. Remove the Old 20 Micron Filter:
- Take out the filter and empty any water from inside the housing.
7. Clean the Housing:
- Thoroughly clean the inside of the housing using hydrogen peroxide or mild dish soap.
- Ensure you rinse out any cleaner completely from the housing.
8. Insert the New 20 Micron Filter:
- Place a new filter into the housing.
- Screw the housing back onto the cap on the chiller unit securely.
9. Clean the Metal Strainer
- Located on the inlet hose to the chiller is a small metal strainer.
- Unscrew the housing.
- Remove the metal strainer. Thoroughly clean the inside of the housing and strainer using hydrogen peroxide or mild dish soap.
- Insert the strainer back into the housing and screw securely onto the cap on the inlet hose.
- Please note that the strainer must be cleaned at least every time the filter is changed. If there is a considerable build-up of grime on the strainer it will reduce the water flow rate of the chiller.
10. Turn the water stop valve taps back ON.
11. Power On the Chiller:
- Plug the chiller back into the power source.
- Turn the chiller on and check for proper operation. The chiller will clear any air bubbles and then begin circulating water.
Follow these steps to ensure a smooth and efficient filter change for your all-in-one cold plunge.