Instructions on Replacing a Brita Filter Instructions

Brita filters are an excellent and cost-effective way to ensure that your drinking water is clean and safe. To maintain their effectiveness, Brita filters should be replaced every 40 gallons or two months, whichever comes first. In this guide, we'll walk you through the step-by-step process of replacing your Brita filter, so you can enjoy fresh, clean water at home or at work.

1. A new Brita filter (make sure you purchase the correct type for your pitcher or dispenser)
2. A bowl of cold water
3. Access to a source of running water
4. A clean container to hold the discarded water from the first filtration cycle
5. Optional: a cloth or paper towel to wipe down the filter compartment and pitcher/dispenser exterior after replacing the filter.

To begin replacing your Brita filter, open the new filter package and carefully remove the filter. Make sure you have the correct type of filter for your pitcher or dispenser, as using an incorrect filter may compromise the quality of your filtered water. It is important to handle the new filter with care to prevent any damage or contamination.

To activate the filter by, placing it in a bowl of cold water and letting it soak for 15 minutes.

To remove any loose carbon particles from the new filter, rinse it under running water for 15 seconds. This will help ensure that your filtered water is as clean and pure as possible.

To remove the top of the Brita filter, carefully apply upward pressure to the areas where the thumb and pointer finger are located, as shown in the first image. This will allow you to lift the top off the filter compartment without damaging the device.

To remove the old filter from the filter compartment, simply grab the filter and pull upward. This will release the filter from the compartment, allowing you to replace it with a new one. It is important to use a gentle but firm grip when pulling on the filter to prevent any damage to the filter compartment or the pitcher/dispenser.

Align it so that the bottom groove lines up with the bump in the Brita filter compartment, as shown in the image. This will ensure that the filter fits securely and functions properly to provide clean and pure drinking water.

After installing the new filter, replace the top of the Brita filter compartment and ensure that it clicks securely into place. This will ensure that the filter is functioning properly and that water flows through it effectively. Take care to align the top correctly to prevent any damage or leaks.

Next, fill the filter compartment with cold water and allow the water to filter through the new filter. This process will help fully activate the filter and prepare it for optimal performance. It is important to use cold water to prevent any damage to the filter.

Once the water has filtered through the new filter, discard the first filtration cycle or use it to water plants. This is important because the initial filtration cycle may contain loose carbon particles or other impurities that can affect the taste and quality of the water.

To reset the Brita filter status indicator, hold down the START button for five seconds.(image one) This will activate the reset function and allow you to start fresh with a new filter. During this process, all filter status lights, including green, yellow, and red, will blink simultaneously to indicate that the reset is in progress.(image two) Once the lights stop blinking and return to their normal state, the filter status indicator has been successfully reset.(image three)

Your Brita filter is now ready to provide you with clean, fresh-tasting water.