Can someone explain to me how to connect the fan and the filter? I had bought a 6" ring clamp to hold them together, but that doesn't work.
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The rim is small.... So I jus used duck tape. Seems to b working fine. I've had it on for a month now
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Best to use a piece of duct to connect them using some clamps or zip ties i find canister to heavy to directly bolt on to the fan and the ducting quiets it down some and you can also move the canister if necessary.
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yea size is wrong I couldn't even connect my 6inch ducting to the filter I could the fan if it don't work just use a duct tap works just as good! btw make sure it well sealed
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If the fan and filter are hanging horizontally there no problem. However if you want to hang the fan/filter vertically You will need to use something on the fan to make the fit more snug than add your clamp. I used masking take as it is thin enough to find in the small space and than once it was a tight fit I threw the clamp on. The clamps are not nearly strong enough to bend that metal and make it a snug fit. Good luck, John
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Place the filter on the floor, mouth facing up, then place the fan on top. Gravity will hold the fan in place.
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I have not been able to figure out where the filters go on my unit (don't remember model #.) I haven't used them. Sorry no help on your question.
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Way that works best for me is pulling threw filter and fan mounts to filter with self tapping screws good set up for starters
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You need a mini air compressor and a hose to connect the two together. It is preferred that the air compressor have a knob to allow variable adjustment of the airflow. Hope this helps. =)
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For some years, with the HM1865 I had, I was able to carefully pry the slotted fan cover off around its edges with a dull, thin blade from a butter-type table knife.(Not a sharp knife!) It snaps back on easily. You can clean the top of the plastic blades that way, and reach most of the bottoms, carefully and without bending anything. Clean inside the filter cover as well, from the bottom, when you remove it from the unit.
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I hold the knob on top of the metal shaft in my right hand (I'm right handed) and the filter assembly at the bottom of the shaft in my left hand. I use my right hand to turn the knob to the left (counterclockwise) to loosen it and to the right (clockwise) to tighten it. I discovered that the small plastic sleeve on the shaft just above the filter assembly also screws on to the metal shaft and needs to be tightened occasionally. a For most stuff in the US remember "righty tighty lefty loosey and you'll usually achieve your goal.
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I'm sorry. I have no idea how this works on yours. But, for mine, it works perfectly. the socket is strong enough to hold the filter case not giving any harm.
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Hi Jon, I have a different pop filter so I'm not really sure but from the pictures it looks like you would need to remove the clamp and it should screw into the bottom of the mic. If not, maybe there is a telephone number you could call for customer service. Sorry I can't be of better help. Good luck.
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I bought the bracket that is manufactured for the filter and the screws came with the bracket. They are a short lag type screw the thread right into the plastic. Exact size I'm not sure.
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I haven't encountered this problem. The problem I have occasionally is, at some time after installation I find air has somehow gotten into the line and causes a terrible rattle and noise. I have been able to get rid of the problem by disconnecting and reinstalling the filters. Sorry this doesn't answer you question. Does it always happen? Maybe there is something floating around that blocks the flow when you open turn it on too fast.
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I am not sure how I did it. But my notion is to have the grate on the opposite side of where the air flow comes from, to help retain the charcoal filter inside the frame, and not let it blow out. You should be able to start the fan with the housing off to determine the direction of flow. I do hope that helps, because I may be writing to you soon, as it is close to the time to replace my filter.
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I am not an appliance technician. Possibly the problem is with the o-ring seal. Not the filter. If you still have the old one try swapping the o-ring from the filter you removed. Other than that I have no idea.
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I don't know if this helps, but , did you put the filter cup in properly? The only way I know for it to get stuck is if the handle of the filter cup and the orientation of the cup is wrong....I'm afraid that the only way to get it out is to pull until something gives.......wish I could help more
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1. You can set the filter on the floor and set the fan on top of the filter. Since the fan is sucking through the filter it will stay securely in place.2. Use 3-4 self drilling screws and attach the fan to the filter through the flange. This was the method I used and it worked great.
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1. You can set the filter on the floor and set the fan on top of the filter. Since the fan is sucking through the filter it will stay securely in place. 2. Use 3-4 self drilling screws and attach the fan to the filter through the flange. This was the method I used and it worked great.
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you can use a dremel tool to notch the cooler to fit closer if you find that it slips and turns after you made it to fit use a couple non slip round stick on dots to the cooler to help between filter and cooler 13 limited
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Have you rechecked the "in" & "out" ports, or is there a packing plug? I'd remove the filter again, and blow thru the ports to see if that is where the ressistance is- ie: the filter or the Moeller top assembly. Let me know, Jim