Questions & Answers for: Culligan how to change a tap washer

...change the filter in my reverse osmosis water system shut off the water valve open the tap and let drain completely the top of the filters housing has a u shaped metal retainer holding the filters ...

I just changed my undersink water filter cartridges and the water flow rate has decreased drastically, from the old cartridges, eventhough the undersink tap is full on! What can cause that please? ...

Two years ago I changed the size of my Culligan holding tank under the sink to a bigger unit and at the same time put in a culligan water softener that also removes chlorine. I also changed the ...

...tap with running water. You can use dishwashing detergent but don't put it in the dishwasher or use harsh chemicals. Rinse clean. And when you tighten the canister, don't over-do it! Firm pressure is ...

Leak at one of the fittings on my Culligan RO system I have a leak at one of the fittings on my Culligan RO system. The leak is at the filter unit, on one of the lines connecting to the holding tank. ...

My system vibrates & resonates loudly when the ordinary tap is switched on. Also, water comes out of the filter tap when it isn't turned on, sometimes in a stream, other times constantly dripping.

Our Culligan water system under sink keeps backing up when we use it to get water - we only have this problem when we turn on the Culligan tap to get glass of water. If you have an air gap faucet and ...

...on tank. You need to see what model it is. Bypass the system, run through a manual regeneration to relieve pressure, then you can change the washer or o-ring. They are only available at Culligan. ...

...tap is open the water trickles out. The house has a Culligan Water Softner system. Is there a filter or some other home maintenance that can be performed? First make sure all the filters on all ...

...tap apart and change the rubber washers to put things right. It's not a hard job to do yourself but there are 4 standard sizes of tap-spanner; one of them is probably right! Give the whole assembly a ...