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This guide is for users of the Combimate scale reducing system, specifically those needing to refill their units with Combiphos. The key benefit is maintaining the effectiveness of your scale reduction system, ensuring your appliances and plumbing are protected from limescale buildup. However, proper refilling and maintenance are crucial for optimal performance, including replacing the O-ring seal with each refill.
| Model Part Number | SIL50 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Combimate |
The refill frequency depends on your water hardness and water usage, but typically, refills are needed every 6-12 months.
The O-ring creates a watertight seal to prevent leaks and ensure the system functions correctly.
Yes, the siliphos in this refill pack is food-grade and safe for use in drinking water systems.
When you notice a reduction in water pressure, or when you visually inspect the unit and see that the siliphos has been depleted.
It is recommended to only use the Combimate Cistermiser Combiphos Refill Pack - SIL50 to ensure optimal performance and compatibility.
Turn off the water supply immediately. Check the O-ring seal and ensure it is correctly positioned. Tighten the unit components. If the leak persists, consider replacing the O-ring or contacting a professional.
The Combimate Cistermiser Combiphos Refill Pack - SIL50 can be purchased from various plumbing supply stores and online retailers.
Check for limescale buildup in the system. Refill the Combimate unit with the SIL50 refill pack. If the issue persists, check the filters and the plumbing for blockages.
Check the O-ring seal and ensure it is properly installed. Tighten the unit's components. If the leak continues, replace the O-ring and check for cracks in the unit.
Ensure that the correct grade of siliphos is being used. If the issue persists, the unit may need to be cleaned more thoroughly, or you may need to consult a plumber.
