Ultimate Spin-Down Filter Showdown: Comparing the Best Models for Sediment Filtration

Welcome to our in-depth comparison of spin-down filters, where we break down the best models for your sediment filtration needs. Spin-down filters are essential for protecting your plumbing and water filtration systems from large particulates like sand, silt, and rust. In this video, we’ll explore the WSP, WSP-SL, WSP-GR, WSP-ARB, WSP-ARJ, and WSPARJ-BP series, highlighting their features and differences to help you choose the right one for your home or business.
Learn how these filters work with their transparent housing, robust filter screens, and convenient drain valves for easy sediment removal. Discover the benefits of reusable filters that are cost-effective and environmentally friendly, and understand the specific features like Siliphos for water softening, pressure gauges, automatic flushing modules, and more.
Whether you’re looking for a filter to extend the life of your water softeners and appliances or need a heavy-duty solution for high sediment levels, this video covers everything you need to know.
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[@bor-chungchen5002]

Recently, I tries to remove the drain valve switch for cleaning the filter and got a problem to remove it. I tried to pull out the switch after removing the circlip. What is the proper way to remove the drain valve switch (or called manual ball valve handle)? Thank you!

[@iSpringWaterSystems]

Hi there! If you have a WSP-ARB/WSP-B series, please refer to this video from minute 1:15 for the proper way to remove the drain valve switch:
ruclips.net/video/oov5-zzLetA/видео.html
If you have a WSP-ARJ/WSP-J series, please refer to this video from minute 5:32 for the proper way to remove the drain valve switch.
ruclips.net/video/uTlFCZ0S9Zs/видео.html
If you need further assistance, please contact us at [e-mail] or at 678-261-7611 (M-F 9:00-5:00 EST) for proper assistance. Thank you!

[@bor-chungchen5002]

@@iSpringWaterSystems I have watched the video you mentioned several times from 5:32, it only shows how to remove auto flushing module of WSP-ARJ. I tried to pull out the drain valve switch of WSP-J the same way as the WSP-ARJ’s auto flushing module without success. I just would like to know: should I use brute strength to pull out the WSP-J’s drain valve switch?

[@mtbsobe]

Lately I have been going through a filter a week for my house the one week I went through 5 filters. Our water is red even after our filter. Our well driller is looking into this but so far everything is intact. So we don't know where the mud is coming from. Will this filter system help us? I'm thinking I may need the large one for the amount of mud and sand we are getting in from the well.

[@iSpringWaterSystems]

Hi dear customer! The size cartridge you need to order depends on the size and the amount of sediment it will have to treat. The smaller sizes will remove the most sediment, but excess or large particles can clog them quickly and require frequent flushing. If you notice that you need frequent flushing, consider using a larger size screen and using additional treatment after the sediment filter to catch the fine particles.
Please, check our WSP200ARJ here:
www.ispringfilter.com/ac/index.php?rt=product/product&product_id=10082&acid=2
If you have any concerns or questions, please kindly contact us at [e-mail] or at [phone] M-F 8:30-5:30 EST to properly help you as soon as possible.