Culligan OR-34A (2 Sets)
SKU:
CT-A7WI-BPDI
$9.00
$9.00
- Includes 4 O-Rings (2x Smaller "A" O-Ring and 2x Larger "B" O-Ring)
- Fits: Culligan HF-150(A), HF-160, HF-360(A), and others (see description below)
- OR-34A should be replaced every two filter changes, or when leaking.
- Compatible with silicone lubricant (and many other lubricants) to ease installation.
Before replacing the o-ring, refer to the bottom of the sticker on of your Culligan filter housing. Two different o-ring sizes are enclosed:
Sticker plates coded "Rev C" or higher, for models HF-150A, HF-360A, and Ace 45025 housings should use the smaller o-ring enclosed.
Sticker plates coded "Rev A" or "Rev B" for models HF-150A and ALL other models (HF-160, HF-360, HF-365, Ace 45025, Ace 46764, Ace 49560) should use the larger o-ring enclosed.
Note: The o-ring labels seen in the picture are just for representation. The o-rings can be identified by their size difference in the package using the instructions above to determine the correct size for your filter.
The o-ring installation process is incredibly easy. To install the o-ring, remove the old o-ring and clean out the groove with a clean cloth. Lubricate the new o-ring with clean/new silicone grease. Press the o-ring into groove with two fingers, ensuring that it sits flat and level in the groove.
Sticker plates coded "Rev C" or higher, for models HF-150A, HF-360A, and Ace 45025 housings should use the smaller o-ring enclosed.
Sticker plates coded "Rev A" or "Rev B" for models HF-150A and ALL other models (HF-160, HF-360, HF-365, Ace 45025, Ace 46764, Ace 49560) should use the larger o-ring enclosed.
Note: The o-ring labels seen in the picture are just for representation. The o-rings can be identified by their size difference in the package using the instructions above to determine the correct size for your filter.
The o-ring installation process is incredibly easy. To install the o-ring, remove the old o-ring and clean out the groove with a clean cloth. Lubricate the new o-ring with clean/new silicone grease. Press the o-ring into groove with two fingers, ensuring that it sits flat and level in the groove.
