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Where can I find the model number?

Looking for the model number of your Intex product? In this article, you will learn exactly where to find the model number for specific products.

Where to find the product code?

Are you looking for the catalog number of an Intex product? In this article, you’ll learn where to find it for specific products.

Where to find the spare part number

On this page, you will find a sample product diagram that is always included in the user manual. It is used to easily identify the required spare part number. The diagram helps users accurately determine the specific replacement part so they can order the correct one.

Leaking at cover

Water leakage from the cartridge filtration lid is most often caused by an incorrectly positioned sealing ring. Proper seating in the groove in the filter body is crucial for a flawless seal. The repair installation procedure is easy and can be done without tools.

Leakage at the hose(s)

Water leakage from hoses is often caused by an improperly fitted o-ring. Simply gently slide it into the groove and connect the hose carefully. If it still does not leak, replacing the clamp will help. The simple instructions provide a step-by-step procedure.

Cartridge Filters – Basic Troubleshooting

The main problem with cartridge filtration is insufficient water flow. This can be caused by poor maintenance, mechanical failure and poor wiring. It is necessary to check the cartridge and the entire water circuit in which the filtration is connected.

Connecting the filter pump

Correct connection of the cartridge filtration is essential for its efficient operation. It is important to observe the height logic of the hose connection as well as the correct positioning of the pump below the water level. Improper extension of the circuit reduces the pressure and efficiency of the device.

Bleeding the cartridge filter pump

Too much air in the filtration system reduces water flow and can cause noisy operation or filtration malfunction. Venting is accomplished by turning the vent valve until water begins to escape. After proper venting, the filtration can be turned back on.