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    Default Re: DE filter Tank- older model- New to forums- appreciate the help..

    Hi Bella and welcome to the forum! I am not the DE filter expert, so I'll let someone else help you with your problem. I just wanted to say hello and thank you for becoming a subscriber. We appreciate it and it helps keep the forum online.

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    Default Re: DE filter Tank- older model- New to forums- appreciate the help..

    Hey Bella, do you have the type with a round metal ring bracket that uses two brass threaded nuts with compression springs?

    If it’s like mine, that top is sometimes a bear to get off. Remove the bracket. then I use a flat head screwdriver, one with a wide driver and I don’t pry the lid with an up and down motion, I turn the screwdriver enough to break the top free. You might have to do this in a couple spots to get it off.

    Just make sure the pressure is at 0. Open the bleed valve on top to release any pressure.

    Here is a picture of mine.

    http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i3...terSpring2.jpg
    Circa 1980 IG, VL, 36K Gal, DE, Chlorine

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