Swift Select/Champagne 184 water filter?

Filters, as I have known them, are often attached to or near the water pump, usually on their side and have a clear Perspex cover. If it is your intention to use something like Puriclean through the system do you need to remove the filter of any of the pipework?

David

Thanks. The only item I could see near the pump was the surge protector. I imagine any filter would be a similar size to that?

I'm not sure from your post whether you are looking to 'purify' the whole system by using a recommended agent like Puriclean or you're looking to replace the water filter which may (or may not) be installed in line for (say) drinking from the tap?

either way, this has nothing to do with the filter (which should be) sited adjacent to the main water pump. This is there purely to filter out any stray debris from entering the pump mechanism.

Typical water pump with filter

Ah, thanks, more clarification:, none of which was particularly explained by the dealer and I keep forgetting to ask when it’s in for servicing!

Yes, I’m looking to do a puriclean on the whole system, as it’s never been done.

Dave

I would have thought that adding the recommended solution of Puriclean to the fresh water tank  and then pumping it through the system should be enough without the need remove the filter? If you drink water from the tank you will also need to run a couple of tankful's of fresh water through to get rid of the taste.

David

The sort of filters that should be removed and replaced with a bit of pipe if you plan to sterilise the water system are the ones that you are supposed to replace every year.    Not the grit filter next to the  water pump.

Swift have not fitted the replaceable filters in caravans for at least 25 years, so I doubt they do in MHs either.

 As others have said, there's no filter only the grit filter at the head of the pump. No need to touch that at all. With an empty fresh tank, glug in your puraclean and fill up then run all outlets (don't forget the shower) until tank empty. Don't have the boiler turned on. Flush through at least two more full tanks, job done. I've had my Rhythm for ten years and do that job every three. The manuals are very generic and were probably written decades ago with a few tweaks. There's always a youtube video out there

JK

Great, I shall duly ignore irrelevant advice in the user manual and just bung the stuff in:)