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Filbur FC-1950, PAC Fab MY 100 Pool Filter |
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Written by thomas
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Monday, 09 August 2004 |
 | Filbur FC-1950, PAC Fab MY 100 Pool Filter $58.00
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The Filbur FC-1950, PAC Fab MY 100 Pool Spa Filter replaces Unicel part number C-7699, Harmsco part number H-9410, and Pleatco part number PFAB 100. Also known as part numbers FC1950, 17-2812, 4985, 32050204, PFAB100, MY-100, C7699, and Pac Fab MY100. The Filbur Pool and Spa filters are made of Reemay spunbound polyester pleated filter media with thermally bonded polyurethane caps and punched PVC pipe cores ensuring durability and consistent flow. All Filbur Pool Spa Filters also feature Anti-Microbial technology, or Microban Technology, which prevents microbes, such as bacteria, mold, fungi, and mildew from growing or reproducing. Microban Technology is becoming an industry standard and is featured in all Filbur Brand Pool Spa filters.The Filbur FC1950 Product Specifications: Length: 22 1/8" Diameter: 7 7/8" Top: Open 3 1/16" Bottom: Open 3 1/16" Square Feet: 100The Filbur FC1950 is compatible with hot tub filters made by Pac Fab, Pentair Pool Products, Wet Institute and others. Original Manufacturer part number 17-2812. Cleaning your Filbur Pool and Spa FiltersIts time to clean the filters when you notice a decrease in the pressure from your jets, or when the pressure in your filter tank increases by 8 psi from when the filter was newly installed. In order to clean the filter, first remove it from its canister and use a garden hose to dislodge any debris between the pleats. Soak the filter in commercially prepared filter cleaner, or spray with the same to remove organic material and oils. To remove stains soak overnight in a solution of one quart bleach and 5 gallons water. Thoroughly rinse the cartridge with fresh water and reinstall it into the canister. Be sure to follow manufacturerĘs directions for installing the filter. DO NOT use a high-pressure car wash wand, a stiff brush or acid wash to clean the filter cartridges as these methods can damage the filter media. |
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Last Updated ( Saturday, 05 January 2008 )
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