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Pocster

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I hate these .

Fridge freezer has 1 inlet from mains tap to filter then into F/F .

Wish F/F was Hep2o 🤣

Anyway . When I have to replace the filter - for the love of god I can’t get the ptfe pipe off either end - so I cut the filter out .

Clearly , one day I’m going to run out of pipe !

What I *really* want is ptfe to ‘magic fixing’ to ptfe . Then I can remove ptfe pipe after the magic fixing into the filter . I.e I can cut the filter out as many times as I need - just replace ptfe pipe after magic fixing .

All makes (expletive deleted) all sense ; yes ? 

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37 minutes ago, oliwoodings said:

To get the pipe out you need to remove the little blue clips, then depress the ring. Kinda like JG speedfit. Works every time for me with no need to cut the pipe.

I’m sure I tried that inbetween swearing . But will try again ….

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16 minutes ago, ProDave said:

On the basis that we have nice clean mains water, we didn't bother with the filter, and the hastle of keep changing it.

Your not in Bristol!

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3 hours ago, Pocster said:

I’m sure I tried that inbetween swearing . But will try again ….

Make sure you give the hose a good firm tug, be rough with it.

 

I get the impression from other posters on here that won't be too much of a struggle for ye.

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10 hours ago, oliwoodings said:

Make sure you give the hose a good firm tug, be rough with it.

 

I get the impression from other posters on here that won't be too much of a struggle for ye.

I will give it a good tug ; I like it rough so no issues there .

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It aint PTFE pipe and that colleted ebay fitting isn't the right job.

 

as they say above, flick the blue lock collar off and depress the ring just like any other JG fitting...

 

Oh and the fittings unscrew from those filters so you can swap'em onto your choice of BSP ended filters.

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Just now, dpmiller said:

It aint PTFE pipe and that colleted ebay fitting isn't the right job.

 

as they say above, flick the blue lock collar off and depress the ring just like any other JG fitting...

 

Oh and the fittings unscrew from those filters so you can swap'em onto your choice of BSP ended filters.

Out of interest what is it if not ptfe ?

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Can’t get this out .

Blue clip off easily enough .

Depress what ring ? It’s solid plastic . Pipe won’t just pull out …

removal tool required ??

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These end caps are meant to go over the end of the filter then according to ‘easy’ videos you just push in and pipe slides out . My end caps have a thread whilst the filter doesn’t ….

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Got really (expletive deleted)ed off with this .

All the videos - it’s real simple , no effort .

Decided it was time for pliers - pulled the (expletive deleted)er apart . Tiny white clips came out with pipe . Ffs 

 

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2 hours ago, dpmiller said:

step away from the push-fit connector...

I know ! But these are the ‘equivalents ‘ - could t find the real threaded ones 

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