[pikeman]

About to change my fibredyne  filter do I need to flush it through a while like you do with the 3 pre filters. I imagine you do.

[Alex Gardiner]

The manufacturer says no flushing needed.  A minimal flush - a minute or so - is all that is needed.

[pikeman]

Crikey that was quick lol. thanks alex

[Alex Gardiner]

Ninja comes to mind...........

or just happened to log in.

[pikeman]

lol

[kempy]

Think bossman got one of these.

I have 2x 20" pre filters , sediment and carbon block .
Both inline .

Could I just put 1x fibre one in and leave the other canister empty .

Or put 2 in ? , prolong them ?

Or would you keep the carbon or sediment block one in

[Alex Gardiner]

Think bossman got one of these.

I have 2x 20" pre filters , sediment and carbon block .
Both inline .

Could I just put 1x fibre one in and leave the other canister empty .

Or put 2 in ? , prolong them ?

Or would you keep the carbon or sediment block one in

You could put just 1x Fibredyne filter in and leave the other one empty - this would be the most economical setup.

Sometimes in very muddy water areas we also recommend still using a sediment pre-filter before the Fibredyne filter, but most clients do not need to do this.

[kempy]

Ok

[Dave Willis]

I normally leave the old one in and put the new one after it. Don't know if it helps or not.