By Pureline
Part # PL0119-4
Manufacturer Code R173573
PureLine Aftermarket Replacement Cartridge for Waterway® Crystal Water 325 SQ. FT. and Pentair® Clean & Clear Plus® CCP320 Filters
Is your pool water starting to look a little dull? Is your pressure gauge reading a higher PSI than normal? Are your pool jets a little less powerful? These are all signs that it is time to replace your pool filter cartridge. Replace your pool filter cartridge today and regain that crystal clear pool water and extend the life of your pool pump.
Typically for single cartridge pool filters we suggest replacing your cartridge every 6-12 months and for filters which take multiple cartridges, we suggest replacing your cartridges every 3 years.
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1) Is this a price of $154.99 for four (4) cartridges? 2) Is this a replacement part for 17-8580 for CCP320?
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Yes this price is for a 4 pack of cartridges and yes it is a replacement for the 17-8580 for CCP320.
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Is this the right replacement for Pentair part #178655? I have a Pentair Quad DE 80 filter. Thanks!
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Hi Karen, Unfortunately these do not work on the Quad DE Filter. You will need 4 of this Quad 80 DE Cartridge
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How do you determine it is time to replace the PCC80, 4 pak cartridge filters??
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Hello. There are several indicators that can assist in determining the end of life span for cartridge filter elements. Age: Manufacturers recommend that filter elements be replaced every 12-14 months. Age: The bands that surround the filter pleats are separated from the pleats, broken or excessively frayed. Filter Pressure: If, after a thorough cleaning, the filter pressure rises in an abnormally short period of time it may be the result of diminished filter capacity in which case replacement is prompted. Pleat Capacity: During the cleaning process, gently spread the pleats apart and look deep into the pleat fold. If the interior of the fold is dark gray or black and is not removed when cleaning, this represents a build-up of soils which reduces the filter's capacity to hold additional soils.
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