Everpure EV307119 O-Ring Water Filter

SKU: EV307119 Brand:
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The Everpure EV307119 O-Ring Water Filter is a sealing interface of a filtration assembly to regulate between the connected components. When the ring is seated, it compresses to ensure that pressure is maintained around the mating surfaces to ensure that the system is closed during operation. It is inserted in the special groove of matching filter heads or housings, between the cartridge and the head connection. This is designed to be used in commercial and residential water filtration systems, and it is used to ensure that the assembly is properly aligned and to ensure that the internal conditions are consistent.

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  • EVERPURE:3071-19 ,307119 ,EV3071-19 ,EV307119

Step1: Turn off water supply and relieve system pressure before disassembly.

Step2: Unscrew the filter housing or component where the O-ring is seated.

Step3: Remove the old O-ring carefully without scratching the sealing groove.

Step4: Clean the groove thoroughly to remove debris, scale, or residue.

Step5: Lightly coat the new O-ring with food-grade lubricant.

Step6: Install the new O-ring evenly without twisting, then reassemble and tighten by hand.

Step7: Turn water back on and check for leaks during initial operation.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Everpure EV307119 O-Ring?

    Keep the O-ring clean and free from dirt or residue for proper sealing. Apply a light food-grade lubricant to maintain flexibility and prevent cracking. Inspect regularly for wear, flattening, or leaks.

  • What are common issues with the Everpure EV307119 O-Ring?

    • Cracking or splitting under pressure.
    • Flattening or compression set causing poor sealing.
    • Improper fit causing bypass leaks in assembly.
    • Deformation under pressure during operation.